Homemade Dog E Collar For Sale (2024 Update)

I have two dogs and this has a separate button for each dog. No more pressing a button to switch between dogs. Love it! Mine does not say Einstein on it 🙁 but it's well made product. I've had it for a month or so and haven't had to recharge the batteries yet. Very happy with it so far.Jimbo

The extra large cone was just exactly the right size for our oversized (tall, but thin) yellow lab. The cone was a vast improvement over the hard plastic one provided by our vet. Our dog's regular collar fit through the elastic loops, and he was clearly much more comfortable with this softer material as were we when he ran into us. Wish I had purchased it sooner.Annapolis Puppy

This cone lives up to it’s namesake! The padding is substantial to provide necessary comfort and the fabric felt thick and durable. The fabric appeared to be something that should clean easily. However, I did return this item as it does have a black interior, and my puppy could not transition from a bright clear cone to the dark cone.LatteNonna

Excellent cone. She is much happier with it on than when wearing the plastic cone from the vet. We are happier too, as it is more flexible, so she doesn't knock things over so much, and she can still cuddle up with us on the sofa. Only issue (which I think would be the same with the plastic cone) is that she has learnt to be able to chew the dressings on her paws even when wearing the cone. She excels in removing them! Nonetheless, the cone is worth having, as it does reduce the frequency of having to put new ones on.Clare R.

Clips that hold this together are a joke. My dog had it off seconds after I put it on him. After using t-rex tape to secure it he didn't get it off. Ok product that could be better.Marie 23

Soft edge prevents scraping on dogs legs and let’s face it your legs too! We tried quite a few come of shames this was the one that lAsted the longest. Used for our German ShephardLeahSR

I have been using these collars for a few weeks now on my 75 lbs pitbull and my 20 lb chihuahua/sheltie mix and they have been awesome. I have only used the beep and vibration and have made a world of difference in my house. my pitbull would jump and paw at us for attention which was hurting us due to his size. the beep stops the behaviors immediately and rarely have had to vibrate him. my pit also was being extremely possesive of food and starting fights at meal times. the beep makes him.stop instantly and he sits down. my chihuahua mix has a problem with getting on the table and stealing food and also barking non stop. he isnt as affected by the beep as my pitbull so I tend to have to use vibrate more often with him but he is slowly getting on the table less and less. I dont know why I waited so long to try these but I guess it's because I was one of those people who said they would never use a shock collar. I'm so glad I tried these collars before making any drastic decisions due to behavioral issues. the only downside/complaint I have is the charger comes with 2 ports so you can only charge one collar and the remote at the same time. if they are being sold in a 2 pack there should be suffice chargers to charge all 3 at the same time which is why I only gave 4 stars. the collars also tend to need to be resynced but it's an easy process to do.overall I'm very happy with the collarMandy

This collar works great! We have a 135 pound Saint Bernard that likes to run into our pasture with the cows. It definitely has enough kick to get her attention and the collar has plenty of room. Love the beep and vibrate mode (all we use now) and the range is great. Even with her longer hair, it still works effectively.Jason

I like the collar. All of the advertised capabilities work well , the directions for set up and use are easy to follow ,the collar comes with a testing block which nice , (I dont the shock function) the reason I rated it four 1/2 stars is the actual collar piece is made of plastic . ( it does the job) , I purchased a thin leather collar and it works great. Other than that the device is well worth the price.john

This is an expensive bark collar and it should last more than 9 months. We did not use it daily but after 9 months the bark collar stopped working and the warranty is only for 30 days.Jfan1962

Good unit. All you have to do to change the battery is be gadget person. Obviously it was assembled so disassemble it very carefully get the battery part number and order one. Or you could buy it with an extended Asurion plan on Amazon. I have always taking things apart ever since I was a child so if the batteries die on something other than an iPhone I take it apart and put a new one in always can be doneDavid

disappointed. Its a poor design. The rounded part (NOT the part against the dogs neck) is what really vibrates. My dog (35lb spaniel) doesn't seem to feel it! Also "high" vs "low" setting – Low is slow, High is faster, but still not vibrating MORE! I intend to try to put it on some other way adn trying more, but so far totally useless. If I find a way to help her feel it (she's deaf now at 15 tho quite active and lively)parayc

Amazing tutorial. The steps are so easy to follow and the pictures are nice. Having the different sizes is also nice. Highly recommend this pattern. Seller answered all my questions about the pattern.Julia

Thank you for the great tutorial! I was easily able to make several collars for my dog. I honestly had never even thought to make collars until I ran across your pattern. All the measurements are very clear. I made the size medium. The collar fit perfectly into the hardware recommended. I highly recommend this pattern to others wanting to sew their own cute dog collars!Heather T.

Our dog, Poppy (a midsized rescue dog which includes Rottweiler and 3 types of terrier), is very protective. We live on a very busy, though quiet residential street, and she barked at EVERYTHING. Since I had worked with her verbally and by using a spray bottle of water for 2 years, she already knew that she was not supposed to bark, but consistent (mostly verbal) repeated training had done absolutely nothing (I work from home and could not take a break every 30 seconds to use the spray bottle, but would constantly call her down, and use the spray several times a day). The newspaper is delivered to our mail slot, and she goes crazy, running back and forth, growling, snapping, and barking. Once inside, she grabs the paper and thrashes it side to side. Before I started working from home, we would sometimes come home to shredded newspaper all over the floor. That is one daily event when I can almost always take a short break to use the spray. But whenever we are gone, of course, there is NO training. Finally I knew that I had to get a collar, so I read with interest that yours is humane. Once it arrived, I read the instructions and charged the collar. Poppy watched me testing the collar and had groaned and shook her head at the tone. Right after placing it on her, she heard a sound and ran to the window. A teenage neighbor had pulled up across the street, and Poppy started to bark. I told her no just as the first tone sounded. Poppy immediately stopped barking, and we rarely have to correct her at all-except to leave the newspaper alone. Although she no longer barks, the rest of the instinctive behavior to tear apart the inanimate intruder is still there. Since she is also a very affectionate and hyper dog, sometimes she still lets out an excited squeal while leaping around when my husband comes home, but she is now no longer a noisy distraction that forces me to mute the mic when I am in a virtual meeting and a neighbor walks by. We can keep the TV volume down as well. With no electric shock, we also do not have to worry about long term damage. Love this collar!Danielle R.

This item purchased for a 9-pound Maltipoo. The device on the collar is small and compact. Our Ziki is very aware of animals when they appear on TV. He goes crazy barking at them, and his bark is a shrill bark that puts your teeth on edge. We had tried commands like “Hush” and “Quiet” and also a can of Pet Corrector to let a blast of air out to break his focus. We were not getting anywhere. I put the collar on him with just the sound set at the lowest setting. When he started barking at the TV, I said “Quiet” as I hit the activation button and he stopped, looked down as if to say, “What was that and where did it come from?” He stopped barking, and I used a cheerful voice to tell him he was a good boy. Barking was forgotten. We repeated this a couple of times, and he started ignoring the animals on the TV. Well the real test came when we took him in our RV on a camping trip. He usually grumbles or barks at people walking past our campsite. Again, we got great results with just the sound and the lowest setting and a firm command to Quiet. Toward the end of our 9-day trip, I didn’t even have the collar on him for the last two days because he just watched other people and dogs but stayed quiet. The only reason I rated this collar with 4 stars is because the little rubber stoppers (waterproofing) covering the charging port are somewhat difficult to put back into the port, not wanting to seat properly. In fact, the second day, the one on the remote control fell off, but I was able to replace it. Otherwise, I would have rated the collar 5 stars.Diane M.

I've had the collar for 6 weeks now and am very satisfied with how it's helping curb my dog's bad behaviors. I initially thought about a shock collar, but after doing a lot of research, it seemed like a collar that used vibration and/or sound might be the way to go and the Paipaitek made a lot of professional review "best" lists. I mainly bought it because he was destroying the cedar fence I share with my neighbors when he'd get overly aggressive with the neighbor dogs on the other side. I would first warn him using his name and saying "No!" firmly, and when he persisted I used the buzzer feature to dissuade him, followed by "Good boy!" when he stopped. The buzzer alone on the lowest setting has been adequate for most situations, but I think once I had to use the buzzer/beep combo on level 2 to give him the message. He's to the point now where I seldom need to use it for this behavior. Merely saying his name in a warning tone of voice and showing him the controller generally stops him from fence fighting. I've also found it very helpful in getting him to drop food trash, bones, etc. when we're walking. Like with the fence behavior I say "Leave it" or "Drop it" first, and buzz him if he doesn't. It's always worked and then I reward him with a "Good boy" and give him a little treat instead which I always do from time to time anyway during the course of our walks because we go pretty far and he can use the carbs. I've also used it successfully when he exhibited aggression towards other dogs while on a leash – unfortunately, a behavior he developed largely from being attacked by dogs who were off leash. The collar and controller are very easy to use and I'm still on the first battery charge. The collar seems comfortable for him to wear and I never see him act like it irritates him. I think the key to success with the collar is using it judiciously. Overuse at the slightest annoying behavior your dog does would probably make it afraid of its own shadow, so I just use it for the big stuff and only after saying "No" or some other warning, and when he stops I always reinforce with praise like the instructions suggest. He's never afraid when I put it on him each day which makes me feel good that it's helping correct bad behaviors without making him live in dread of being punished for one false move. I'm very happy with the product thus far and think it offers great value too. Much cheaper than replacing and staining a cedar fence on a regular basis or an expensive vet bill from eating something on a walk he shouldn't have!Gasser

There are 10 sets of hardware so you can make a collar for every occasion. It has an instruction sheet and you can also go on Utube and watch videos on how to make a collar from start to finish. The cost of making your own collar is just a fraction of what you would pay if you bought one already made.tommieann2000

Loved the snaps that are on this collar. Our pups were able to play around without it falling off or being pulled off even while they were tugging on it.MGarcia86

Its heavy for a puppy. Plus when you cut the collar and leave some for growing nothing to hold it down. Dont know if you can order an extra collar?Kay

I have a small 11 pound Shih Tzu puppy. I tried the non shock collar on her and it did not work on her. It did not faze her at all. I need a shocker on it.Etta