Bousnic Shock Collar for Dogs - Waterproof Rechargeable Training Collar with Remote (8-120 lbs) | Beep, Vibration, Safe Shock

Overview

The Bousnic Shock Collar for dogs is a versatile training companion designed for dogs from 8 to 120 pounds. It combines three training cues—beep, vibration, and a configurable safe shock—with a focus on consistent, humane feedback. This setup helps you guide behavior with clear, nonverbal signals that can be used in a variety of everyday environments.

Key features at a glance

• Long-range control: up to 1000 feet of wireless reach, so you can train in the backyard, park, or beach and maintain visual contact with your dog.
• Dual-dog capability: the remote supports two collars simultaneously (additional collar sold separately), making it easier to manage multiple dogs in one session.
• Weather-ready design: IPX7 waterproof receiver and a rechargeable built-in battery, suitable for outdoor adventures and rainy days.
• Comfort-first sizing: the compact receiver measures about 2.3 W × 1.4 W × 1 H inches and weighs roughly 0.12 lb; the adjustable nylon collar fits 6–27 inches, accommodating small through large dogs.
• Long-lasting power: the receiver typically runs 11–15 days per charge, while the remote lasts over a month between charges with regular use.

How it can work for you

• The beep serves as a gentle warning cue, helpful for quick, quiet reminders in busy settings.
• The vibration offers a more noticeable signal without sound, suitable for moderate training environments.
• The safe shock feature is adjustable from 1 to 16 levels, enabling you to calibrate feedback to your dog’s sensitivity. Use as a training option when other cues are not enough.

In real-life practice, combine these cues with calm commands and short training bursts in spaces you regularly use—backyard, park, or on walks. While the device provides a range of feedback options, results depend on consistent use, positive reinforcement, and pacing sessions to suit your dog’s temperament. The ability to train across spaces and, if needed, across two dogs, gives you flexibility as your training plan evolves.

Tips for success

• Begin at the lowest level of stimulation and pair each cue with a clear command for faster associations.
• Use the long-range capability to extend training beyond the doorstep, gradually increasing distance as your dog responds.
• Keep sessions short, positive, and finish with praise and a treat to reinforce the desired behavior.

Safety and care

Follow the recommended usage guidelines and supervise training sessions. If your dog shows signs of distress, reduce stimulation or pause training, and consider consulting a professional trainer for guidance.