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I think she means well but it is a lot of dog that after gets used to things will require space to run. Since she looks on here I’d suggest getting a halo collar. I have a 15 acre property and while it is fenced we like to keep to dogs closer to the house and the halo does it without a problem.The w

I’ve seen a lot of mixed reviews for Halo, not sure why, though. My friend has one of those devices on his Beagle, Coop, and that dog can be so unpredictable. One time, he’ll be sleeping, and the next, he’s off and won’t be back, and the main issue here is the 55mph road. Friend’s trainer had recomm

It is a shock. Its semantics to call it not. But that doesnt make it terrible. Whats traditional thought of as a shock collar is basically a negative stimuli for whenever you think the do is misbehaving. Ie you shock them whenever they do something you dont want. While you could actually do that wit

I am not joking when I say I had post partum depression after getting our golden puppy. I lost my absolute best friend of a dog almost 3 years ago (I had her 15 years) and waited for awhile to get another one because I didnt want to feel like I was replacing her. I've never wanted a puppy, but did a

Air tags don't make a good substitute for a proper GPS collar because they rely on phones being around them to function. If you're in an area that doesn't have a lot of phones, then you won't find your dog. And even if you are in an area with a lot of iPhones around, that doesn't guarantee you will

i built 15k worth of 6 ft vinyl fencing around my property after trying and failing with tie offs, the halo collar (gps digital collar that he would just run past the barrier and take the shock), and only having supervised outdoor time (with me being in the back yard the dude would still try to hop

We trained him on a Halo collar, and it was actually pretty easy to get him used to it. One of my favorite features is that it lets us see exactly where he is, which gives me a lot of peace of mind. We have a 50-acre property in Wisconsin, but we only give him access to about 10–15 acres using the c

One of my beach-day must-haves is the Halo Collar. It lets me set GPS boundaries and track my dog’s activity, so they can explore freely while I still feel confident they’re safe. https://www.reddit.com/r/halocollarofficial/comments/1r5xo53/which_dogfriendly_beaches_should_every_pet_parent/

It’s a HALO collar. Their main draw is ability geofence but many user reports of the collar delivering uncommanded stim/shocks due to poor gps accuracy.

Halo collar is my suggestion. I use it for my V. He is 14 months now. Taught him at 9-10 months old. We live on about 1.5 acres. I use the double beep to warn him that he is close to a fence line. Then actually level 1 of the shock if he crosses. The shock goes up to level 15, good lord. The level 1