Couldn't be happier

By: Caroline Russell on 12 October 2018

Wow! What a fantastic product. I'd tried everything to stop my kelpie x border collie from chasing my horses. He would stand there and look at me when I yelled at him, as if to say "You can't get me". The collar worked brilliantly, I gave the command out" first, then when he continued forward towards the horse, I zapped him. How satisfying was that! He yelped off and went back to the house. I used it 2 more times over 2 days for the same thing and he now only needs the word out" and he listens and leaves. My mind is now at rest. His safety is just as important as my horse's safety. All calm and safe now. Thankyou.

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Dog remote training collar

By: Billie-Jo Garth on 22 September 2018

I love this collar, it has helped us a lot with our dog. I wasn’t sure if it was gonna work on a bullmastiff x Great Dane who is very stubborn but it works on her. So very happy I got this collar.

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Aetertek 919C Training and bark collar

By: Glenn on 25 August 2018

I have found this product so far to be excellent and easy to use. I would only change the quality of the plastic collar itself as I find it a bit cheap looking. Also I think that the buzzer function could be controlled like the shock function in that you can change the intensity of it as needed. It just has the one level which I find to start with, with my dog, to be too strong. In saying these things I feel they are minor adjustments that may be considered in future models. I think this is an excellent product at a reasonable price. I did not want to try the cheaper internet rubbish which I believe, but may be wrong , would be of poor quality and nasty and unreliable. But I also did not want to pay a fortune for other products that seem to do exactly the same thing as th Aetertek. So the Aertertek has fulfilled all things that it has been advertised to do. Very happy. Glenn Wish List. Aetertek, why don’t you incorporate your collars with a GPS tracker. I have found GPS trackers relatively inexpensive on the net and if one could be used in one of your collars it would be a great product. There are a very limited amount of these already for sale but they are at ridiculously high prices. Looking at the technology it shouldn’t be anywhere near these prices. The GPS tracker component can be controlled by a smartphone and be able to tell you where your dog is, where it has been, and you can also set a geofence so you get an alert on your phone. Just a thought.

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Remote Training Collar

By: Donna on 26 July 2018

Very pleased with this collar. Definately recommend. Was delivered within three days

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BEST THING I HAVE BOUGHT IN A LONG TIME "A

By: TRISH on 10 July 2018

Hi everyone, I was recently blessed with a gift of an absolutely beautiful British Bull Dog Puppy. His name is Ralph and he is gorgeous and is coming up for his First Birthday in a few weeks time, BUT, he has proven to be quite a handful. He is very intelligent and knows exactly what you are teaching him and what you want him to do but has an extremely strong willed and stubborn personality. I have had a lot of dogs in my life and for many years I bred and trained puppies for the Show Ring , Successfully taking quite a few through to Australian Champion without any problems but Ralph the British Bull Dog with his stubbornness and such a strong willed nature has stood his ground and when anyone asks what is Ralph doing, I just say "What Ever He Wants". I didn't know what I was going to do as Ralph is just a big full on kid and HE was making the rules and training us. I was getting worn out while he was like the Energiser Bunny where the batteries just never run out. Then I thought about maybe trying some sort of training collar device. I had never used one before as have never needed to but with Ralph being so intelligent but so stubborn and strong willed with it, I thought it was time to research it a bit more. I had no idea which one to get and just started searching the internet going through the many brands and alternatives available. There were many cheap and nasty ones so to speak but the quality and working range and features just didn't seem to measure up for me. I was prepared to pay a bit more in order to get a quality product with a better remote control range and with Ralph being so full on I particularly wanted a collar that had the capability to first give a warning sound so he knows his behaviour is currently inappropriate and that a second level of correction was coming if necessary and in the case of this collar that would be a buzz with vibration and then if that still didn't correct his behaviour I wanted the back up of what I anticipated would be used as a last resort being the shock stimulation feature. I also wanted a collar that you could easily vary the levels of intensity of the features so you could start low and then step things up if necessary. I had also decided that if I was going to buy one of these collars I want one that would do the job as in good quality that would work where and when I wanted it to. After many hours of research on the internet and comparing the different collars available I decided on the "Aetertek 919C 1 Dog Remote Training Collar " I ordered it quickly and easily at Aetertek's online store and the collar was delivered interstate to my door by 6.00 am the next morning. No Kidding, it was at my door 6.00 am the next day. I opened it and although it seemed to have plenty of charge I plugged it in to be fully charged and read the instructions in the interim so I knew how to use it once it was ready. Once the collar was charged and ready I fitted it to Ralph and made sure that it was secure but Comfortable for him to wear. He didn't seem to have any issue with having it on. I put the remote control in my pocket with intention of using the collar wisely and only when necessary when Ralph's behaviour needed correction and only after first giving a clear voice command of what I wanted him to do. My plan was voice command, then sound, then buzz and vibration and shock stimulation if necessary. I must point out also that I tested the shock stimulation on myself prior to placing the collar on Ralph. If this feature was to be used then I wanted to know first hand what I would be doing to my dog should I use it. I don't suggest for one second that you do this yourself but I made the decision to do so. I wanted to make sure that it wasn't going to be severe or inhumane or cause possible injury to my Dog. After activating it at several levels of shock I was more than Happy and completely satisfied that it would get his attention but was not painful and was in no way going to cause harm to my precious Ralph. Well all was ready to proceed and to see what result we would get from using the collar to aid us with Ralph's training. Before we got to any formal training as such, it wasn't long before Ralph's Energiser Bunny mode kicked in and as usual completely refused to take notice of any commands and what would normally be followed up with a firmer command and showing what was required of him, and then with positive reinforcement upon obeying. In this instance now with the collar Ralph was given a command with accompanying hand signals and after given short but sufficient time to obey I proceeded with pressing the button on the remote to activate the beeping type sound. This immediately got Ralph's attention but not quite enough to correct the behaviour so the voice command was repeated followed by the beep sound which again got his attention but again not enough so this was then followed up with the combined Buzz and vibr

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