Educator has a range of different e collar series’ and models.
In this guide, we’ve put together an ET vs EZ vs PE vs ME vs FT vs WF & UL vs PG vs K9 Series Comparison.
We outline the most popular models overall, as well as summarising the key features of each, and how they differ to each other.
You’ll get a good idea of which e collar might be most suitable for you.
Let’s check them out!
(NOTE: this is a general information guide only, and is not professional advice, or a substitute for professional advice. A qualified vet or animal expert is the only person qualified to give you expert advice in regards to your pet/s)
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Educator E Collar Reviews Guide: ET vs EZ vs PE vs ME vs FT vs WF & UL vs PG vs K9 Series Comparison
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The models that are perhaps most suited to regular owners and their dogs are:
ET-300
ET-400
ET-800
Other models that are designed as more specialty models, or models for more advanced owners and professionals are:
EZ-900
- Educator EZ-900 E Collar (on Chewy)
- Educator EZ-900 E Collar (on Amazon) – for dogs 5lbs up to 150lbs, and comes with a 30 inch cut to size collar strap
*NOTE: There are also the EZ 902, 903 & 904 models for multiple dogs – 2, 3 and 4 dogs. They come with extra collar receivers.
PE-900
- Educator PE-900 Pro E Collar (on Chewy)
- Educator PE-900 Pro E Collar (on Amazon) – for dogs 5lbs up to 150lbs, and comes with a 30 inch cut to size collar strap
*NOTE: There are also the PE 902, 903 and Pro Plus for multiple dogs.
ME-300
- Educator ME-300 Micro (on Chewy)
- Educator ME-300 Micro (on Amazon) – (A smaller and less powerful version of the ET-300. Designed for small dogs to soft dispositions. Has a range of 1/3 o a mile)
FT-330
PG-300
UL-1200 Upland, & WF-1200 Waterfowl
- Educator UL-1200 Upland E Collar (on Chewy)
- Educator UL-1200 Upland E Collar (on Amazon) – (Specifically for upland hunting dogs, 25lbs and over. Has a 1 mile range)
- Educator WF-1200 Waterfowl E Collar (on Chewy)
- Educator WF-1200 Waterfowl E Collar (on Amazon) – (Specifically for waterfowl hunting, and for dogs 25lbs and over. Has a 1 mile range)
Note that you can also get both of these models in the one or two dog systems.
K9-400, & K9-800
- Educator K9-400 E Collar (on Chewy)
- Educator K9-400 E Collar (on Amazon) – (For dogs 5lbs and over. Has a 3/4 mile range. For dogs with soft to normal dispositions)
- Educator K9-800 E Collar (on Chewy)
- Educator K9-800 E Collar (on Amazon) – (For dogs 25lbs and over. Has a 1 mile range. For dogs with soft to stubborn dispositions)
Note that you can also get both of these models in the one or two dog systems.
FT-330 Finger Trainer
*Note – there is the 332 model as well, which is expandable to two dogs (and not just one)
We provide a brief summary and outline of each of these models immediately in the section below.
Which Educator E Collar Model To Get?
ET-300, ET-400 and ET-800
The most popular models for regular owners and their dogs are probably the ET-300 and ET-400, as well as the ET-800.
The ET-300 and ET-400 are for dogs 5lbs and up (up to 150lbs, as long as they don’t have a tough temperament or strong prey drive), and have low to moderate power for soft to normal temperament/disposition dogs.
The ET-300 has a 1/2 mile range, whilst the ET-400 has a 3/4 mile range.
The ET-800 on the other hand is for dogs 25lbs and up, and has low to high stimulation power, for dogs with a soft up to a stubborn temperament/disposition.
The ET-800 has roughly 40 to 50% more static stimulation power than the ET-300 and ET-400 models (according to Educator’s ‘Buying Guide’).
The ET-800 also has a 1 mile range.
The ET-800 Plus is designed specifically for dogs 50lbs and up.
So, if you have a more stubborn dog (with a need for extra stimulation power to get the dog’s attention where lower stimulation power wouldn’t), and want the extra mileage/range on the transmitter to the receiver – the ET-800 might be better for you.
Other Models
The other models all have their own specialty design and features, and are for specific types of dogs, more advanced activities, hunting or professional training/obedience:
– Educator ME-300 Micro
The lightest e collar. Specifically for small dogs with soft temperaments
– Educator FT-330 Finger Trainer
Almost identical to the Micro, but has a wireless one finger training button. For dogs with soft to medium dispositions
– Educator PG-300 Vibration Collar
A vibration and tone only e collar. No stimulation
– Educator EZ-900 E Collar
For owners and trainers. Has additional levels of tone and vibration
– Educator PE-900 Pro E Collar
For owners and professional trainers. Can control up to 3 dogs from the one remote, and has additional features like ‘ramp’ stimulation
– Educator UL-1200 Upland E Collar
Specifically for upland hunting dogs
– Educator WF-1200 Waterfowl E Collar
Specifically for waterfowl hunting
– Educator K9-400 Tactical E Collar
Atactical e collar, that is intended for working dogs. Comes with a bungee collar, and thick hair contact points for dogs like German Shepherds, Doberman or Belgian Malinois. Has a 3/4 mile range, and is for normal temperament dogs (5lbs or larger)
– Educator K9-800 Tactical E Collar
Same as the K9-400, except it has up to 1 mile range, and is for stubborn temperament dogs (20lbs or larger)
What Are The Main Differences To Consider With The Different Educator E Collar Models?
Some of the main differences to look for across the models are:
The price range/cost
The minimum dog size (in lbs) the collar can be worn by e.g. 5lbs and up
The temperament or disposition of dog that the stimulation power (and levels) of the e collar is designed for e.g. soft to normal temperament dogs
The max range that the handheld transmitter can provide a signal to the collar receiver e.g. 1 mile
Whether the e collar has vibration and tone modes in addition to stimulation
The receiver and remote sizes (in dimensions and weight)
*Another feature to confirm before ordering is that the collar strap will be able to fit your dog’s neck. Most of the collar straps are about 30 inches.
Educator E Collar Reviews
- ET-300 Mini, ET-400, and ET-800 Models
You can find reviews and a comparison of these models here
- Educator EZ-900 (1/2 mile range)
– Features
An e collar that comes with a collar receiver and handheld remote, and is HIGHLY customisable
For dogs 5lbs up to 150lbs
Has a 30 inch collar strap you can cut to size
Has 1/2 a mile range from the collar receiver to the remote
Has all three training options of static stimulation (shock), vibration and tone
Has low to medium power output for the static stimulation
Has 100 levels of static, with 5 different stimulation modes
Allows momentary, continuous and instastim stimulation modes
Has 7 different vibration levels from low to high and even tapping vibration
Has 4 types of tone with volume control from low to high
You can lock and set a working level for your dog that you find suits them, as well as select a boost level that is more powerful than the current level
Has Lithium Polymer Batteries (2 hour Rapid Charge) – so it’s rechargeable
Allows you to download computer software that allows you to customise the remote and collar receiver from the downloaded software
2, 3 and 4 dog systems are available with up to 4 collar receivers
Remote has a backlit LCD screen showing the level, as well as having buttons
Educator have good customer service in case you have issues with the system
– Potential Drawbacks
Some people that use the e collar frequently will find the battery life could be longer – you may have to charge it reguarly
Some people find that the set up and customisation can take some time to learn in the beginning – but once you get your head around it it’s a lot easier
– What’s It Designed For
Training dogs from 5lbs up to 150lbs with neck sizes around 28 inches and smaller.
– Who Might It Be For
Dogs 5 to 150lbs
Dogs with neck sizes up to around 28 inches
People who want a highly customisable e collar
People who want to train with static, tone and vibration
More sensitive up to normal temperament dogs – this e collar has low to medium powered static
People who want to train up to 4 dogs with the EZ 902, 903 and 904 systems
People who want up to 1/2 a mile range
– Who Might It NOT Be For
Dogs smaller than 5lbs, or bigger than 150 lbs
Dogs with a neck size bigger than 28 inches
People who want a range longer than 1/2 a mile
People who want to train more than 4 dogs on one remote
People who want a more basic e collar
People who want a high powered static stimulation e collar for the most stubborn dogs
– Summary
Overall this is a highly customisable e collar with a lot of possibilities as far as training goes. There’s no major issues with it.
If you do find you have an issue with the collar, remote or understanding programming – Educator’s customer support is usually highly responsive and good at walking you through any problems and finding a solution.
– View
View the Educator EZ-900 E Collar on Amazon
– What Is In The Kit
Waterproof miniature collar receiver
Waterproof ergonomic transmitter with lanyard
3/4 inch x 30 inch biothane collar(s) can be cut to size
Contact points (5/8 inch and 3/4 inch)
Contact removal tool
Dual battery charger (120V/220V).
Metal belt clip
Lanyard for the transmitter
Manual with training tips
- Educator PE-900 Pro (1/2 mile range)
– Features
An e collar that comes with a collar receiver and handheld remote, and is HIGHLY customisable
For dogs 5lbs up to 150lbs
Has a 30 inch collar strap you can cut to size
Has 1/2 a mile range from the collar receiver to the remote
Has all three training options of static stimulation (shock), vibration and tone
Has low to medium power output for the static stimulation
Has 100 levels of static, with 5 different stimulation modes
Allows momentary, continuous stimulation modes
Compared to the other Educator e collar models, this one comes with a ‘ramp up’ feature.
“Ramp” feature works similarly to a volume control and enables the trainer to “ramp” up the stimulation level from a preset level to the higher stimulation level that you set over a period of one or two seconds
Has 6 different vibration levels
Has 3 types of tone
You can lock and set a working level for your dog that you find suits them, as well as select a boost level that is more powerful than the current level
Has Lithium Polymer Batteries (2 hour Rapid Charge) – so it’s rechargeable
Is USB compatible with a computer
Is a one dog system, but the 902, 903 and Pro Plus models are available as multiple dog systems
Remote has a backlit LCD screen showing the level, as well as having buttons
Is waterproof and impact resistant
Made in the USA
Educator have good customer service in case you have issues with the system
– Potential Drawbacks
Some people that use the e collar frequently will find the battery life could be longer – you may have to charge it regularly
Some people find that the set up and customisation can take some time to learn in the beginning – but once you get your head around it it’s a lot easier
– Summary
Overall this is a highly customisable e collar with a lot of possibilities as far as training goes.
There’s no major issues with it.
If you do find you have an issue with the collar, remote or understanding programming – Educator’s customer support is usually highly responsive and good at walking you through any problems and finding a solution.
– What’s It Designed For
Training dogs from 5lbs up to 150lbs with neck sizes around 28 inches and smaller.
– Who Might It Be For
Dogs 5 to 150lbs
Dogs with neck sizes up to around 28 inches
People who want a highly customisable e collar
People who want to train with static, tone and vibration
More sensitive up to normal temperament dogs – this e collar has low to medium powered static
People who want to train up to 4 dogs with the PE 902, 903 Pro Plus systems
People who want up to 1/2 a mile range
People who want the additional ‘ramp up’ feature that the EZ-900 does not have
– Who Might It NOT Be For
Dogs smaller than 5lbs, or bigger than 150 lbs
Dogs with a neck size bigger than 28 inches
People who want a range longer than 1/2 a mile
People who want to train more than 3 dogs on one remote
People who want a more basic e collar
People who want a high powered static stimulation e collar for the most stubborn dogs
– View
View the Educator PE-900 Pro E Collar on Amazon
– What’s In The Kit
Waterproof ergonomic transmitter
Waterproof miniature collar receiver(s)
3/4” x 30” biothane collar(s) can be cut to size
Two sets of contact points (5/8” and 3/4”)
Contact point removal tool
Dual battery charger (120V/220V)
Metal belt clip
Lanyard for the transmitter
Deluxe carrying case
Manual with training tips
- Educator UL-1200 Upland & WF-1200 Waterfowl
– Features
The UL-1200 is for upland hunting dogs
The WF-1200 is for waterfowl hunting
Both have different color patterns on the remote and collars (Upland is orange, and Watefowl is camouflage). Apart from that, they have similar features. Both are …
Designed for dogs weighing 25lbs and over
Designed with low to high power for dogs with a soft to stubborn disposition/temperament
Have a 1 mile range
Have a range of safety features
Has 100 levels of stimulation
Stimulation is ‘wide pulse’ instead of ‘sharp’
You can ‘lock and set’ a level of stimulation of your choosing
Has a ‘booster’ button to increase stimulation momentarily (on 60 levels)
Also has a mode similar to vibration
Has a tone option too
Collar fits up to a 29 inch neck
Collar is made of biothane
Collar and transmitter are submersible and waterproof
Has two sets of collar contact points – 5/8″ And 3/4″
Has Lithium-polymer rechargeable batteries which take 2 hours to charge. Comes with a battery charger
Has a night tracking light
Comes with an owner’s manual and training tips
Comes with other kit inclusions
Made in the USA
– Potential Drawbacks
These are specialized trainers for hunting – they aren’t as much built as regular e collars
Not for small or tiny dogs under 25lbs
More expensive than the more affordable e collars on the market
– Who Might They Be For
Those looking for an e collar/remote collar training system that:
Is a one or two dog system
Has a 1 mile range
Is for dogs 25lbs+
Is for soft to stubborn temperament dogs
Fits up to 29 inch neck
With a rechargeable battery
Has multiple stimulation levels
Has stimulation, and vibration and tone modes
And, e collars that are for upland hunting dogs, and waterfowl hunting.
– Who Might They NOT Be For
Small dogs under 25lbs
Dogs with a 30 inch + neck
Those looking for an e collar with a range of more than 1 miles
Those not looking for specialized upland hunting and waterfowl hunting e collars
Those looking for the cheapest e collars on the market
– View
View the Educator UL-1200 Upland E Collar (on Amazon)
View the Educator WF-1200 Waterfowl E Collar (on Amazon)
- Educator K9-400 and K9-800
– Differences
The K9-400 is for dogs 5lbs and over, and has a 3/4 mile range. For dogs with a soft to normal disposition
The K9-800 is for dogs 25lbs and over, and has a 1 mile range. For dogs with a soft to stubborn disposition
– Features
Features that are similar between the two e collars are:
Both are designed for tactical dog training and obedience, especially for working dogs
Have a range of safety features
Has a bungee collar
The remote control transmitter floats
Has 100 levels of stimulation
Stimulation is ‘wide pulse’ instead of ‘sharp’
You can ‘lock and set’ a level of stimulation of your choosing
Has a ‘booster’ button to increase stimulation momentarily (on 60 levels)
Also has a mode similar to vibration
Has a tone option too
Collar fits up to a 29 inch neck
Collar is made of biothane
Collar and transmitter are submersible and waterproof
Has three sets of collar contact points – 5/8″, 3/4″, and 3/4” Thick Fur
Has Lithium-polymer rechargeable batteries which take 2 hours to charge. Comes with a battery charger
Has a night tracking light
Impact resistant to 5000G’s
Comes with an owner’s manual and training tips
Comes with other kit inclusions
Made in the USA
– Potential Drawbacks
These are specialized working dog training and obedience e collars – they aren’t as much built as regular e collars
More expensive than the more affordable e collars on the market
– Who Might They Be For
Those looking for an e collar/remote collar training system that:
Is a one or two dog system
Has up to a 1 mile range
Is for small or large dogs
Is for soft to stubborn temperament dogs
Fits up to 29 inch neck
With a rechargeable battery
Has multiple stimulation levels
Has stimulation, and vibration and tone modes
And, e collars that are for working dogs, training dogs and obedience.
– Who Might They NOT Be For
Dogs with a 30 inch + neck
Those looking for an e collar with a range of more than 1 miles
Those not looking for specialized training e collars
Those looking for the cheapest e collars on the market
– View
View the Educator K9-400 E Collar (on Amazon)
View the Educator K9-800 E Collar (on Amazon)
- Educator ME-300 Micro
– Features
A smaller and less powerful version of the ET-300 – is roughly 20% smaller, 20% lighter, and has roughly 20% less stimulation
Designed for small dogs 5lbs and up with soft dispositions
Has a range of 1/3 of a mile
Configuration of the collar allows for more options when fitting smaller breeds. The Contact points are approximately 20% closer to one another and the collar can be turned 90 degrees on the strap, rather than having the points going around the neck.
Weighs only 1.8 ounces
Has 100 levels of stimulation
Stimulation is ‘blunt’ instead of ‘sharp’
You can ‘lock and set’ a level of stimulation of your choosing
Has a ‘booster’ button to increase stimulation momentarily
Also has a mode similar to vibration
Has a tone option too
Can be bought as a one or two dog system
Collar fits up to a 29 inch neck
Collar is made of biothane
Collar and transmitter are waterproof
Has two sets of collar contact points – 5/8″ And 3/4″
Has Lithium-polymer rechargeable batteries which take 2 hours to charge. Comes with a battery charger
Comes with an owner’s manual and training tips
Comes with other kit inclusions
Made in the USA
– Potential Drawbacks
Not for larger or more stubborn dogs – doesn’t have high power
Shorter range at 1/3 of a mile
– Who It Might Be For
Those looking for an e collar/remote collar training system that:
Has a 1/3 mile range
Is for small dogs
Is lightweight
Is for soft temperament dogs
Fits up to 29 inch neck
With a rechargeable battery
Has multiple stimulation levels
Has stimulation, and vibration and tone modes
– Who It Might NOT Be For
Large and stubborn temperament dogs
Dogs with a 30 inch + neck
Those looking for an e collar with a range of more than 1/3 miles
– View
View the Educator ME-300 Micro (on Amazon)
- Educator FT-330 Finger Trainer
– Features
A remote dog training collar designed to be operated with one finger – it has a wireless finger button to assist with this (is a 12ft finger button)
The Finger button mimics 1 setting on your handheld transmitter. For example, if your dog responds to a level 10 you can use the finger button for level 10 in either continuous and momentary mode.
This e collar is identical to the ET-300 Mini
There’s 3 training modes – vibration, tone and 100 levels of medical grade static stimulation
For dogs 5lbs and over
Has low to medium power static stimulation – for dogs with soft to normal temperaments/dispositions
Has a 1/2 mile range
Supports one dog on the transmitter
Has a rechargeable battery
Both the transmitter and collar device are fully waterproof and can be submerged to 500″
There are low battery indicators on the transmitter and collar device
There is a LED night tracking light on the receiver-collar
Has a 30 inch long collar strap
Comes with 2 sets of collar contact points – 5/8” and ¾”
Made in the USA
– Potential Drawbacks
Not for stubborn or hard temperament dogs, or dogs with a high prey drive
Not for dogs under 5lbs
– Who It Might Be For
Those looking for a one finger operated transmitter
Those looking for a rechargeable e collar
Those with dogs with soft to normal temperaments
Those with dogs with neck sizes up to around 29 inches
Those with dogs over 5lbs
– Who It Might NOT Be For
Dogs under 5lbs
Dogs with stubborn or hard temperaments, or with high prey drives
Those looking for a specialty e collar for hunting, or some type of other specialty activity
– View
View the Educator FT-330 Finger Trainer E Collar (on Amazon)
Alternatives To Educator Remote Training Collars
SportDOG are one of the main alternatives to Educator.
There’s also some cheap/affordable options available from specific online sellers.
Read more in this guide about some of the best e collars and remote dog training collars.
E Collar & Remote Dog Training Collar Buyers & FAQ Guide
You can read this guide which is an e collar and remote dog training collar buyers guide and FAQ guide.
In it, information is provided on the following:
What some of the best e collars might be
Factors to consider in deciding which e collar to buy
What the cost of an e collar is
What size e collar to get
What is an e collar
Types of e collars
What is an e collar used for, and why use one
How to use an e collar
How to put an e collar on your dog
How to train a dog with an e collar
At what age to start using an e collar, and how long training takes
When you might consider using an e collar
Safety considerations for using an e collar
E collars vs bark collars
What Size E Collar/Remote Dog Training Collar Do I Get?
In terms of size of the e collar, you might look for two main things:
– The weight range of the collar i.e. it might say ‘for dogs 8lbs and over’
– The neck size that the collar fits i.e. it might say for dogs with neck sizes 6 to 28 inches
So:
– Find out the weight of your dog
– Measure their neck size and compare it to the collar strap length that the collar comes with
– And, make sure you follow the manufacturer’s sizing specifications for the e collar you want
Safety Considerations With A Remote Dog Training Collar
Safety is extremely important with a remote dog training collar.
Always always get your vet’s advice or the advice of an animal health and/or training expert – nothing is a substitute for professional advice.
Some general safety guidelines for using an e collar humanely might be:
Buy from a reputable company who put proper use of the e collar and the safety of the dog as a priority
Read and follow the operating guide, instruction/safety manual and training guide that comes with the e collar system from the manufacturer for operation and safety instructions and guidelines
Pay attention to any warnings issued by the manufacturer
Monitor your dog’s response both mentally and physically to using an e collar. Take the collar off immediately and discontinue use of the system if you notice any negative implications or reactions
A good remote dog training collar that uses static stimulation should simply stimulate the muscle (to the point of reflex) to get the dog’s attention, but should not cause pain (it might be slightly annoying for the dog to act as a small deterrent – but shouldn’t cause pain or harm). It certainly shouldn’t cause a ‘sharp pain’ to the muscle or body.
To get a safe stimulation level – you can always start from the lowest stimulation level, and work your way up to a level that gets the dog’s attention (such as changing body language when a stimulation, vibration or tone is administered) without any visible sign of pain or harm (such as yelping, or showing signs of stress).
A good e collar company should give you all the necessary safety, use and training instructions, and should have a dedicated customer service line to help when you being using the collar system.
The static stimulation function does not need to be used either – tone and vibrate training modes can be used instead.
Some owners like to even use their e collar as a temporary training tool, and may go back to using body or verbal commands once behaviors are reinforced (if suitable).
Educator Bark Control Collars, Vibration Collars
Educator also have bark control collars, and vibration collars (apart from their remote dog training collars).
Summaries of a few of these models are:
- Educator PG-300 Vibration Collar
If you prefer to go straight to viewing this e collar, you can do so here:
Educator PG-300 Vibration Collar (on Chewy)
Educator PG-300 Vibration Collar (on Amazon) – (E collar with tone and vibration modes, and no stimulation. Has a 1/2 mile range)
– Features
For one or two dogs
For dogs of any size or breed. Especially good for skittish dogs, sensitive dogs, deaf dogs and even cats
Has 100 levels of vibration, with no stimulation
Has a 1/2 mile range
Has a tone option too
Collar fits up to a 29 inch neck
Collar is made of biothane
Collar and transmitter are waterproof
Impact proof to 5000G’s
Has Lithium-polymer rechargeable batteries which take 2 hours to charge. Comes with a battery charger
Comes with an owner’s manual and training tips
Comes with other kit inclusions
Made in the USA
– Potential Drawbacks
Doesn’t have a stimulation mode – only tone and vibration
– Who Might It Be For
Those looking for an e collar/remote collar training system that:
A one or two dog system
Has a 1/2 mile range
Dogs of any size
Especially skittish dogs, sensitive dogs, deaf dogs and even cats
Fits up to 29 inch neck
With a rechargeable battery
Has vibration and tone options
– Who Might It NOT Be For
Those looking for an e collar with stimulation
Dogs with a 30 inch + neck
Those looking for an e collar with a range of more than 1/2 a mile
– View
View the Educator PG-300 Vibration Collar (on Amazon)
- Educator BP-504 Barkless No Bark Collar
If you prefer, you can go straight to viewing this bark collar here:
Educator BP-504 Barkless No Bark Collar (on Chewy)
Educator BP-504 Barkless No Bark Collar (on Amazon)
* Make sure there is a return and warranty guarantee in place from the seller you buy from, in case you have any defective issues, or operational issues with the collar.
– Features
Designed for dogs that are for barkers, howlers, and whiners
Designed for dogs 5lbs and larger
Has 3 modes in total, and two stimulation modes
The first is auto stimulation mode
The second is 8 manually selectable levels of stimulation
The third is tone only mode
Has 3 levels of adjustable bark sensitivity
Has safety features such as 5 second delay between stimulation activations
Collar is water proof and shock resistant
Rechargeable (recharge time is 2 hours)
Comes with 5/8″ and 3/4″ contact points
Collar strap is made from biothane
Collar strap is 30 inches long
– Potential Drawbacks
You’ll have to buy separate contact points for dogs with very long or very short fur
One of the more expensive bark collars on the market
– Who Might It Be For
Dogs that are barkers, howlers, and whiners
Dogs 5lbs and larger
Those looking for a rechargeable bark collar
Those looking for different modes on their bark collar
Dogs with a neck size up to around 29 inches
– Who Might It Not Be For
Those looking for a cheap collar
Those with very long hair or very short hair dogs that don’t want to potentially purchase extra contact points
Dogs with a larger neck than 29 or so inches
– View
View the Educator BP-504 Barkless No Bark Collar (on Amazon)
Alternatives To Educator Bark Control Collars
We’ve already outlined what some of the best overall dog bark collars on the market might be.
Buyer’s Guide & FAQ Guide For Bark Collars
We’ve put together a buyer’s guide and FAQ guide with some important information about bark collars.
In that guide, we discuss:
The effectiveness of bark collar, and how bark collars can work for some, but not others
What some of the best bark collars might be
Bark collar review guides
Factors to consider in deciding what bark collar to buy
What a bark collar is
Bark collars vs remote dog training collars
Types of bark collars
Why use a bark collar and when to use one
How a bark collar works, and how to use one
What size bark collar to get
Can a puppy use a bark collar
Alternatives to a bark collar for bark control training
Some safety considerations for using a bark collar
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