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GOOD OR BAD, USE OR DONT USE ?

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Registered: Oct 2010
Location: Ohio
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Used them for 3 years, haven't found a flea or tick once.

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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: tennessee
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I have used them for several years and I have no complaints. I believe they say there good for 8 months but I usually change them on hounds every 6 months. I’ve got a miniature schnauzer inside and change his every 8 months.

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Registered: Jul 2009
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Have used them for three years, never a flea of tick. Work great and have not had one hound to have a reaction from them. I change them out at 7 months so I know I;m covered.

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Registered: Jun 2005
Location: North of Panama City Florida
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i have them on my hounds and my house dog- ive yet to see a flea or tick. im very pleased. i got mine off ebay for around $40 a piece

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They are great unless you hunt swamps. If you get them wet everyday they don’t last as long. 37.50 out of Australia. I put a new one on mid March and gets me to that winter. Effectively one year for where I live. No pills to give every month. Can’t beat it

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Registered: Jun 2012
Location: Virginia
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I use Seresto collars on all my coon dogs, and they hit a lot of water in the swamps I hunt. They last 5-6 months here in SE Va, I put them on in the beginning of May and replace mid October to November usually. Solid flea and tick prevention.

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Registered: Aug 2011
Location: Emporia, Kansas
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we put one on my son's wennie dog and it had fits.. took it off and put him on bravecto-- no problem there

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Location: Emporia, Kansas
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we put one on my son's wennie dog and it had fits.. took it off and put him on bravecto-- no problem there

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Registered: Nov 2009
Location: West Virginia
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Can you take them off when in the kennel? Then put them back on when hunting. The reason is so they aren't exposed to the chemicals constantly.

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The directions said to wash your hands good after putting the collar on do does that mean people have to be careful when playing with the dog to not touch the collar, i just got one but havent put it on my dog yet, and like was mentioned can u take it off at times id just like to leave it on him when hes kenneled cause he swims alot

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Registered: Sep 2005
Location: Pike County, Kentucky
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Originally posted by crooked ridge
Can you take them off when in the kennel? Then put them back on when hunting. The reason is so they aren't exposed to the chemicals constantly.

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