wildbill
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Registered: Jun 2003
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Re: .
quote: Originally posted by Bruce M. Conkey
Had a long conversation with a Tri Tronics Representative yesterday about my thoughts on their collars. I told them that they use to be the collar of my choice. But because of some issues with the Tri Tronics Bark Collar after you replace the batteries I personally use the Dogtrs YS 500.
After our conversation he made me feel comfortable that Tri Tronics does listen to what the customers say and from past conversations on this board and research, some internal improvements have been made to prevent further problems.
I have three brand new Dogtra collars charging but they are going back in the box and I am going to give Tri Tronics another try.
At this point I would say either Collar would be a good choice but one you have to charge every two weeks and the other one you don't.
One very important thing is getting the collar adjusted to the dogs neck size. Please don't get it two tight and wear sores in your dogs neck. On the other hand too loose and they won't work but don't blame the collar. Just readjust one hole at a time till you get it right!!
Happy Hunting!!
i'm have trouble charging my dogtra's after the first charge,had them on the charger for a week and the light never changed showing they were charged,2 of them with different chargers doing the same thing,,did they have a bad batch of batterys go in them at the factory or what??
the chargers say 12 volt output,measures 17volt without load.
i checked ebay online for batterys and they say they are 3.6 volt.
why would they have 12 volt chargers for 3.6 volt batterys??,,
something not adding up right here..
i know when they are working they are the best,will put a dog on its knees if it dont have enough smarts to stop barking..
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