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Best dog training collars with remote transmitters?

Need to find the best remote dog training collar that doesn't cost a fortune but does the job in barking, jumping that kind of stuff for a stubborn male B&T. So far, I've found good reviews for SportDOG FieldTrainer but I want to hear from you guys and gals who may have some they love...

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Just looking at a field trainer. My choice is the Garmin Sport Pro. It is a 3/4 mile system and you can pair up to 3 collars with it. If you're working dogs you can get comfortable with it to operate it with out looking at the transmitter. The collars also have a mode you can put them in that turns them into Bark Collars. So you can go out work your dog. Pen him up and still have control over him. Both the handheld and collars have very goo battery life. My Grandson has a Rottweiler and a Dogo, which both are very large dogs. He has trained both these dogs with this system and they listen like kids.

Again why?
1. Easy to operate
2. Has plenty of range for yard work or large field work.
3. Don't have to look at the system to operate once your comfortable with it. On lanyard around neck or carabiner on your side. Easy operation.
4. Good battery life on the collars and handheld.

Here is a video, just click the link.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdGqsZTUxbs

Some say the instruction manual could be better. We always have someone available at Conkey's to help with your questions.

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That means the system does everything a training system does. But with the push of a button the collar will turn into a bark collar and correct barking behavior if you pen the dog up or leave it unattended and go in the house.

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Just do some research. There are several good ones out there. Basically the price is more or less due to range. The more range the higher the price. Don't take the numbers on the box as how the system will work for you. Most of the real life ranges fall short of the advertised range.

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