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Any advice would be appreciated. Mostly water fowling.


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Posts: 713 | Location: York,Pa | Registered: 27 February 2003Reply With Quote
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Tritonics, go with their 1/2 mile range set up. anything less can be questionable in thick bush.



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be aware that shock collars can lead to seizures in dogs
 
Posts: 13466 | Location: faribault mn | Registered: 16 November 2004Reply With Quote
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The e=collar is just another training tool once the dog has been taught. All 3 of mine have worn and benefitted from them.
+1 on Tritronics
 
Posts: 1991 | Location: Sinton, TX | Registered: 16 June 2013Reply With Quote
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I have to agree on tri-tronics.

But most importantly get with a pro and learn how to use the thing. Used correctly the e-collar is the most humane training device ever......used incorrectly they are draconian!


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Posts: 42538 | Location: Crosby and Barksdale, Texas | Registered: 18 September 2006Reply With Quote
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Dogtra, always waterproof, just remember that a wet dog or a dog in water, the shock collar will be 20 to 30% stronger. Btw, why do you need a shock collar if you are only doing waterfowl? Perhap's the trainer is faulty?
 
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Btw, why do you need a shock collar if you are only doing waterfowl? Perhap's the trainer is faulty?


Maybe a bit of explanation?


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Posts: 42538 | Location: Crosby and Barksdale, Texas | Registered: 18 September 2006Reply With Quote
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Don't we mean a electric hearing aid that fits around the neck.

My dogs hearing improves a lot after using it just a little bit. Big Grin

I am a firm believer if they are used properly they are a big help.

But they can be missed used also.
 
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I have used Tritronics for quite a while and have had very good luck with them. As pdog shooter said it improves their hearing. I have Brittanies so very low stimulation is required with this breed, at least in my experience.

Mine wear them for the most part in the field but are seldom used. Sometimes just having the collar on improves the control.

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Why do I need an e-collar. To prevent a condition I have myself. Selective deafness!!! I want to step up a notch in my dogs training compared to my past efforts. I understand it is only one small part but my 5m/o chessies already is testing his bounds. He will wear it now but it will not get turned on until I make sure I can do my part.


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Posts: 713 | Location: York,Pa | Registered: 27 February 2003Reply With Quote
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Ttitronics stands by their products
Although I'm sure all the others do also
Try to find a HRC club in your area
Most Pro's are pretty free with their advice
Your Chessie is a male or female?
 
Posts: 408 | Location: morgan city, LA | Registered: 26 February 2005Reply With Quote
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I use Dogtra collars. I have heard that Garmin has made changes after buying TT and that replacement parts have been a problem. Dogtra collars have been very reliable for me, have all the features you need and cost much less.

Collars are easy...first you have to teach/train...then you repeat....then you overlay the collar....and persuade (not ) until reliable. Then the collar is just for safety.
 
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Tri-tronics stands by their products. My most recent collar was replaced. No questions asked. I might see what they can do with an older collar.

As has been said, a dog needs to know the collar first. A pro trainer is good there.


I meant to be DSC Member...bad typing skills.

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Male. 5.5 months. 65#. But a real sweetheart.


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Posts: 713 | Location: York,Pa | Registered: 27 February 2003Reply With Quote
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Check out the Collar Clinic 800 430 2010 or their W/S www.collarclinic.com
They have new and reconditioned collars of various brands but as others have said, Tri- Tronics is the pick of the litter.

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Posts: 1326 | Location: glennie, mi. USA | Registered: 14 July 2003Reply With Quote
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Try to find a HRC club in your area



What Brad said for sure!!!!!!!


The UKC ( United Kennel Club ) Hunting Retriever Club is one of the best things that ever happened to the "Duck Dog" world.

I made many friends through club events. Most clubs have "training days" where you can meet other people and pro trainers.....

Pros usually always need someone to throw birds for them!


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Posts: 42538 | Location: Crosby and Barksdale, Texas | Registered: 18 September 2006Reply With Quote
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The Tri-Tronic flyway has worked well for me. Run your dog with the e-collar on for awhile to condition him before applying a nick(pressure), so he doesn't associate the collar with the shock. An HRC, AKC, or NAHRA club is also great recommendation. Good luck
 
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Got any pictures of this bad boy?
What's his name? We're you able to make
It over to the Ohio Waterfowlers event?
My pro was there giving a demo. Jtex is right
about helping out the pro's as a bird boy.
Keep your eyes on what's going on and you can
Learn more in a day watching a pro than you can
By reading all the articles and watching all the DVDs.
Retriever Journal is good to get. Danny Farmer just
Started his articles on training.
Enjoy the ride.
 
Posts: 408 | Location: morgan city, LA | Registered: 26 February 2005Reply With Quote
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Sorry about the Tri Tronics recommendation
Garmin said they wouldn't change any thing after
they bought them
Seems they were just lying sacks of shit
I believe Collar Clinic will fix them. If they will
be able to get parts
 
Posts: 408 | Location: morgan city, LA | Registered: 26 February 2005Reply With Quote
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i've used most all the brands currently have sportdog that I got on sell at bass pro actually like it the best , be sure you use it correctly I run them on my dogs always but only activate them only 2-3 times a season once the dog is trained, Used properly there is no better training tool, used incorrectly you Will ruin your dog. good luck !


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