Educator ET-300 Mini E Collar for Dog Training with Remote - 1/2 Mile Range, Waterproof, 100 Blunt Stimulation Levels, Tone or Vibration Mode, Night Light Tracking for Small, Medium & Large Dogs

Easy to use and works great. Holds a charge for a very long time and seems durable. I like the remote size, it's very easy to bring around with me and the lanyard makes it easy to carry as well.

I’ve had this since December 2022 and intentionally didn’t rush into using it. I knew going in that if used wrong, you could easily set your training back—so I took the time to properly condition my dog to it first. ✔️ Would I buy again? Yes ❌ Beginner-friendly out of the box? Not really Real use: Using this with a ~60lb dog (high energy, trained, not food motivated). This wasn’t a quick fix tool—it became part of an already structured training approach. Pros: • very consistent and reliable overall • multiple levels allow for really fine tuning • great range for off-leash work • build quality is solid and holds up over time • once properly conditioned, my dog responds quickly and confidently • works well once properly fitted (I did need to switch to wing tips for better contact with my dog’s thicker coat) Cons: • definitely not something to just throw on and start using • requires time, understanding, and proper introduction • not a substitute for actual training • early on, I did experience an issue where the stimulation levels were glitching/rolling up and down Customer service note (worth mentioning): I contacted the company about the issue and they were honestly great—they sent out a replacement unit over a year later, no questions asked. That alone says a lot. Real talk: Once my dog understood it, his reaction completely changed—he literally sees the collar now and gets excited because it means we’re going out to train/play. That didn’t happen overnight, and I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone looking for a shortcut. If you’re willing to learn how to use it correctly, it’s a really effective tool. If not, this probably isn’t for you.

I have an 8 yr old dog that we adopted from the shelter. He always had a number of annoying issues that we could tolerate in the past. But after moving to new house these issues started to get much worse very fast for some reason. I spent a lot of time on YouTube learning how to train and fix these issues. Joined subscription based online dog training. After about 1-2 months, I did manage to fix most issues using positive only counter conditioning methods and some small changes in the way we managed him. I managed to fix most of the issues like barking at door bells, door knocks, garage door opening, jumping on visitors, barking on leaSh at people on walks, barking when family members talk a little loudly at each other in the house etc. However there were still two issues what I could not fix using positive only methods. These were : 1. fence fighting as we shared backyard fence with 4 other neighbors. 2. Barking & lunging on leash at other dogs on walks (although he was fine with humans now) I thought very hard about using an eCollar on my pet. It was either this, put up with my dogs bad behavior and risk neighbors complaining for his fence fighting or return him to the shelter to be someone else's problem. I decided to purchase this eCollar as a last try and I couldn't be happier with it. Fence fighting was fixed in a few days using only level 6 to 9 and some very good timing. Before the eCollar when he started going beserk, I had to go out to the backyard in the night with a leash, try to chase down my dog, put a leash or carry him indoors. Aggression at other dogs on outdoor walks is now reduced significantly but I have only had the collar for about 2-3 weeks. I am also using the eCollar for improving the heel and recall outdoors. Adding the eCollar for his heel only needs a working stim level 2 outdoors and I can get him to walk right by my knees with occasional ecollar pressure at level 2. As an indication, when I put the collar on my own body, I only barely start to feel the stim at a level 8. It is more of a feedback to my dog that he is going out of the heel zone and needs to come back in. Certainly not a punishment at all. For recall outdoors on a long leash I work mostly under level 10 to get his attention for him to come back when he is really distracted. It took me a long time to arrive at a decision to purchase the eCollar but I am now fully convinced I made the right choice. I took my time to learn how to use it properly first. After using it for about 2-3 weeks, I did not break the bond I have with my best friend, we are still good pals. In fact it think it made our bond stronger as he is a lot more in tune with me where he used to turn a deaf ear in the past. I find he is learning to leave the walks up to me and he just needs to follow that's all. I now think there is hope my dog can go off-leash maybe in a month or two. As soon as there is no aggression at other dogs, and his heel and recall is full proof with heavy distractions, I will take him off leash but with just the eCollar for safety. If you are like me, struggling with dog issues and are thinking of returning your dog to the shelter, DON'T. Give this a try. I strongly recommend you first take the time to learn how to use it responsibly on our best friends. There are a lot of good quality free videos available on YouTube. The 2 Youtube video series playlist that were most useful to me are : 1. How To: E-Collar Training! By Take the Lead K9 Training 2. Penny's Training Camp Journey By Liberty K9 Dog Training & Rehabilitation Or seek help from a professional balanced dog trainer. As for the product quality, while a bit pricey, I found to be very good quality. I did not have any battery issues as mentioned by others. Battery last about 2-3 days before I have to charge it. Also did not have any issues with inconsistent stimulation levels mentioned by others. But I do ensure I fit it snugly on my dog every time. As I said, take the time to learn how to use it properly to get the best use of it and to treat your dog humanely and respectfully.

TRAINING WITHOUT STRESS: Great training tool, is working on my very stubborn dogs. I like that there are 100 stimulation levels, so that I have the ability to train my dogs without causing them distress. I set it at the lowest level necessary to get their attention. THIS IS NOT A “SHOCK COLLAR” (when used properly): People who say that stimulation collars are inhumane probably don’t realize that these modern stimulation collars are nothing like yesterday’s shock collar. I held it in my hand while applying stimulation, so that I could see what it felt like. It does not hurt, but it does get your attention. GIVES TONE OR VIBRATION OPTIONS: You can set it to give tone or vibration prior to giving stimulation, so dogs quickly associate the vibration with the need to pay attention. Half the time I don’t even have to use stimulation. WORKED ON MY 2 YEAR OLD RESCUES WITH NO PRIOR TRAINING: I have only been using it for 7 days, and I see more improvement in just 7 days than I have in their entire life. They actually seem calmer because they have clear consistent training. No anxiety from wondering what is expected of them and trying to figure out boundaries and rules. START LOW, GO SLOW: Just start your dog at a low setting, I started at three and worked my way up. I found a level 17 to be perfect for one dog, and a level 25 to be perfect for the other dog. MUST BE SNUG: Just make sure that the collar is snug enough to produce the same amount of stimulation every time. If it is too loose, the level will feel much different depending on the dogs position. USE WITH POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT: I recommend using it in conjunction with positive reinforcement. Every time they respond appropriately, they get a treat. This product has done wonders for my dogs. FOR THOSE ON THE FENCE: For those on the fence that are concerned about stress caused by stimulation, consider how stressful it is for a dog when they get yelled at or punished - and can’t figure out what they did wrong. READ THE MANUAL. THEN READ IT AGAIN: This is a pretty high-tech item, and definitely requires a full understanding of how to use it. I read the entire instruction manual several times before I put it on the dogs. It’s a little bit complicated at first, but reading the instruction manual and watching YouTube videos really helps. Give yourself a few days to practice before you actually put it on the dog. CHEAPER THAN THE ALTERNATIVE: And yes, $300 feels like a lot of money to spend on stimulation collars. However, after using them I realized that they saved me so much money. I had already done a consultation with a professional dog trainer, and was about to spend $1800 to get both my dogs professionally trained - that was the lowest quote I could find. With these stimulation collars, I do not need a professional trainer because I am able to do it myself successfully. And we are talking about two dogs that were pretty much feral when I got them. Now that I don’t need a professional dog trainer, I essentially saved $1500....and my sanity. I hope this review was helpful in answering some of your questions! ♥️

The original package it came in, had a different serial number than what was on the device which made me wonder if what I received was a used model. Used it to train and found it effective. However had to replace battery earlier than expected and to do that had to order it from the company. The tech support was very helpful! Even after replacing the battery the power seems to be so much less. I have to turn it up to around 25 to match the former setting of 8; I always test it before putting it on my pooch. I only use it as a recall device now on a German Shorthair who occasionally gets fixated on a scent and needs a prompt to recall.

My husband purchased this a few months ago for our goldendoodle puppy. And I purchased Foraisv bark collar (to be used when our dog is home alone in her crate--she used to bark like crazy when we weren't home & our neighbors would complain). Between this e-collar and the bark collar, we now have the perfect dog. And it actually improved the relationship with our dog. She's so well behaved, we can take her anywhere now... Road trips, Grand Canyon, Redwoods, Yosemite. She does great. And she has so much fun. We even occasionally take her into restaurants with us & she is quiet and well behaved. We go hiking & walk on the beach, off-leash (with her e-collar on). And just FYI, she is only 10 months old. Everyone who meets her comments on how happy she is. She is great with other people & dogs. These training tools have worked tremendously. She now knows the rules & she understands that we're in charge. We still use positive reinforcement & consistently praise her & give her treats when she is good. I hear a lot of people saying these collars are abusive and inhumane. That's a bunch of BS. Sheltes are full of returned dogs, and many of those dogs are put down. So many people give up their dogs due to bad behaviors.. when all they probably needed was a good training tool like this. If positive reinforcement alone was all that was needed to correct bad behaviors, then sheltes wouldn't be filled with returned dogs. I don't see how this can be abusive, unless used incorrectly & irresponsibly. We keep the e-collar at level 15 & we have never had to go past level 18. She does not respond at levels lower than 15. But every dog is different, just find their tolerance level. The best thing about both this e-collar and the bark collar is that we find that we are using them less and less... Because she's learning very quickly, without us always having to use them. That was the goal! We are very satisfied. This has saved us loads of time, money & headaches.

Bought this in May of 2024 but wanted to learn how to use it before putting it on my dog. Finally got around to being trained on using it a couple weeks ago but by then, it stopped charging. You had to shove the charger into the receiver on the collar and hold it with a lot of force just to activate charging. I couldn't sit there and hold it like that for an hour or more each time so I check and it was under warranty (warranty is for 2 years!!). Just got off the phone with them and the process couldn't be easier. They're shipping me a new collar receiver that will be here in 5-6 days. Prior to this, the collar worked amazingly well and I'm looking forward to putting the replacement into play with my pup. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this company for their products and their warranty as well as their Customer Service

Don’t waste your money!!! The $40 Jugbow has better range, a better sound feature, it’s more ergonomic, and it’s easier to use! WHY THE JUGBOW OVER THE EDUCATOR - (EVERYTHING BELOW IS FOR THE JUGBOW): If you know how to use the JUGBOW you will have a great tool to train AND PROTECT your dog. I use the SOUND (it’s a programmable chime on the Jugbow) as recall and to turn around when going out. VIBRATE is a warning or to get attention. SHOCK is to stop, but MUST ONLY BE USED WHEN YOUR DOG ALREADY KNOWS THE RIGHT ANSWER. Train with treats! Once the behavior is mastered the vibrate and shock can be used as a reminder or if the dog chooses not to do what they know. I use the collar to maintain control and connection with my dog out of reach and even out of voice and visual range. She’s gone the opposite direction on a mountain and with a few beeps AND A PHYSICAL WHISTLE to indicate direction to go, she’s found me over 1/2 Mile away in the wilderness. When I am not in sight the sound tells her to listen for the mouth or physical whistle. The whistle tells her which direction to go once I have her attention.

Great quality. Works perfectly. Make sure to use is correctly.

كان سهل البرمجة عند وصوله لي بحثت في يوتيوب عن كيفية استخدامه و كان سهل و بسيط جدًا و يستحق قيمته و يدخل في الضمان في موقع الشركة لمده سنتين !

I highly recommend this to anyone who has a run away dog. It really keeps them in check

works good. Just need to get more comfortable using the two dog setting.

Did not work right and not everything was there. When I tried to message them they wouldn't message me back. I ended up going to the actual company and they replaced it.