Story Of Invention: As a commando dogs unit veterans- we worked with hundreds of dogs on a daily routine. Our dogs had to learn the most complex commands to join us for any army mission that came along the way. Educating those dogs was a challenging task. Even though we had the best tools at our disposal. The ordinary person would not have those tools available. Therefore, we at INVIROX have decided to develop a highly professional product that is accessible to all dog owners. It safe to announce, our E collar will serve a new age of communication with your furry friend. Always remember, the very first step in educating our beloved ones has to begin with understanding their needs & natural behavior. Only then can we give them the right treatment which fits those needs - and always with love
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My dog learned to "come" with the beep, according to the training in the instruction book. So, I'm concerned about confusion since she was taught to come when she got the beep.
I recently got an e collar for my four year old husky/pit mix. My mom constantly tells me to take off the ecollar and not have it on him at all times. But I realized my dog struggles with paying attention and he throws himself on the floor and rolls over when I try to switch directions. It's as if he doesn't understand and gets stressed out. I bring treats and sometimes chicken but he could care less. He's more into pulling and sniffing grass. I don't plan on giving up though. I just want him to be able to walk on a leash with me and be able to go on long walks without me getting shoulder pain and calling it quits.
Hi there! Thanks for sharing your experience. It sounds like you’re really dedicated to helping your dog, and that’s wonderful. Here are some tips that might help you in your training journey; E-Collar Use- It’s important to use the e-collar during specific training sessions rather than having it on him all the time. This helps reinforce commands without causing unnecessary stress. Dealing with Distractions, Huskies and Pit mixes can be very energetic and easily distracted. Try using high-value treats like chicken, but also focus on the timing and consistency of your rewards. Training Techniques- Start Small, begin with short training sessions focusing on basic commands like "sit" and "stay" to get his attention. Positive Reinforcement- Praise and reward him immediately when he follows your commands. Make sure the rewards are enticing enough to compete with distractions. Consistency- Be consistent with your commands and corrections. Over time, he will start to understand what is expected of him. Loose Leash Walking- Practice loose leash walking. Stop walking when he pulls and resume only when the leash is slack. Direction Changes; When he throws himself on the floor, try changing direction more gently and encouragingly to make it a game. Use a happy tone and keep the atmosphere positive. Patience and Persistence is a Must in training and can be a long process, especially with energetic breeds. Stay patient and persistent. Celebrate small victories and keep your training sessions fun for both of you. If you need more detailed guidance, check out our training guides on our website and RU-vid channel. Keep up the good work, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have more questions. Happy training! INVIROX
Hi there! Thank you so much for this video. We have a 11-month-old Wheaten Terrier/Poodle, named Rosie, and we just started using our Invirox collar yesterday. We did some training in the backyard last night and she did not seem to respond to the vibrations when we were trying to correct her. I just want to ensure that this is not user error (silly me!) or if that means we need to level up to the lowest level of shock? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Thanks for your comment and for choosing Invirox for Rosie. It’s wonderful that you’ve started her training with our collar. Here are some steps to ensure you're on the right track: Fit and Comfort: Make sure the collar fits snugly but comfortably around Rosie’s neck, with good contact with her skin. Reaction Level: It’s important to find the level of vibration or stimulation where Rosie shows a slight reaction, like a neck movement or tail wagging. This will help her understand that the vibration or shock means she needs to pay attention to you. Gradual Introduction, start with Vibrations: Give Rosie time to get used to the vibrations. Pair the vibration with verbal commands and rewards so she associates it with positive behavior. Increasing Intensity- If Rosie isn’t responding to the vibration, gradually introduce the lowest level of shock. Observe her reaction carefully to ensure she understands the correction without causing stress. Follow our training guides on our website and RU-vid channel. These resources will guide you through each step, ensuring you and Rosie are comfortable and confident with the collar. Remember, the goal is to achieve a reaction level where Rosie understands the vibration or shock as a cue to focus on you. This approach helps both dogs and their owners get on the right track with training. If you have any further questions or need more guidance, feel free to reach out. Happy training!
How do you attach the lanyards. I’ve watched several of your videos and you don’t actually show how anything works or attaches. Is there someone else that can explain things better please?
Hey! You can definitely use the Vibrate or Beep if its get's your dog's attention. Its about achieving a desired behavior, if its a recall, correction or any other command you have familiarized your dog with. About more video's, please check our channel carefully we have quite a "bit" video's about it. We'll make sure to post more video's in the upcoming weeks, stay tuned! INVIROX
How do you know when everything is charged when plunged in?,I'm thinking of buying this for my dog,when on a tie out in the front yard she tries to go after everything and barking.Cars,people walking with or without dogs,bikes.
Why can't they place the studs on the prongs instead of the collar? This would allow me to remove the prongs and still utilize the beep and vibration functions. This would enable me to keep it on continuously. My dog responds effectively to just the beep and vibration settings. In my view, having the studs on the collar rather than the prongs seems ridiculous.
This is a great system works great for our dog. Sadly we were only able to charge the remote 2x and now it won't charge. Emailed company with no response. So that's not too great
Hey, we're sorry to hear about your incident, Please reach us at Support@invirox.com We will be sure to make it right. Looking forward to your email. INVIROX
Positive reinforcement was a waste of time for my Doberman to stop pulling. A dog with drive like he has needs the negative to correct certain behaviors. Great video!
Working with my Doberman now. Did yours pull and walk in front of your feet? Mine constantly walks right in front of my feet as if trying to stop me but really she just trips me.
Hi, If you're dog is trying to attack people or dogs randomly, we will highly recommend you to advice a dog trainer. Giving you advices via online channels without seeing the actual issue of such behavior will be reckless and not responsible to say the least! Hope you manage to find the right dog trainer for you. INVIROX
So we should start with no stim, or tone .I have a 4 year old feral dog. He is bipolar.He is either frightened and jumpy or happy and playfulish. Definitely treat oriented. I have not trained him for the past year and 1/2 due to physical problems. Should i start over with the watch me command , on a leash ? He has many bad habits that my other two dogs are picking up. I plan on beginning with his training Any tips?.
Absolutely! It sounds like you're ready to start fresh with your feral dog's training journey, and that's fantastic! Starting with the "watch me" - You meant to have your dog's attention right? For this command a leash is not matter and the voice command itself neither :) All you need to do is holding the treat and wait for your dog's attention and eye-contact, once achieved praise him with a tasty treat, this will ease the process especially when your pup is treat-oriented, use high-value treats to reinforce positive behavior and to motivate him during training. Consistency is also vital, so try to incorporate short, frequent training sessions into your daily routine. It can help in capturing and maintaining his attention, which is crucial for obedience training. Given your dog's history and temperament, taking things slow and being patient will be key. Start training sessions in a calm environment with minimal distractions, gradually increasing the difficulty as your dog becomes more comfortable and responsive. And remember, every dog learns at their own pace, so celebrate small victories and be persistent. With time, patience, and positive reinforcement, you'll see progress in your dog's behavior and obedience. Good luck on your training journey! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask us or reaching out at: Support@invirox.com. We also encourage you to read some of our blog posts in our website: WWW.INVIROX.COM
You're NOT. For this you have the day to day collar strap. Dog Training Collars are not meant to be attached to a leash. Read our user manual carefully same as our dog training blogs at : WWW.INVIROX.COM For any further questions please don't hesitate to contact us at: Support@invirox.com
I almost bought this ! You need more real reviews from others who use this system! I have a Czech gsd old world style and I’m worried that this won’t be enough for her or be fast enough response ! I may buy in the future for other pets but working line honestly idk ! I broke myself and got a garman 550 pro with bark limiter ! It could be a complete waist of $ who knows ! But I do love your videos on how to use and teaching ! But please have more others individuals to note what they think of this system
Hi Tonya, we appreciate your interest in our ULTRA K9 e-collar system and your feedback regarding the need for more real user reviews. We understand the importance of hearing from others who have experience with the product, especially when considering its suitability for specific breeds like your Czech GSD. We're continuously working to gather more feedback from users across various backgrounds and breeds to provide a comprehensive understanding of our product's performance. While we're confident in the capabilities of the ULTRA K9 system, we recognize that every dog is unique, and individual experiences may vary. Your decision to prioritize your dog's well-being by researching and investing in a suitable training tool like the Garmin 550 Pro with bark limiter is commendable. We understand the investment involved and want to ensure that our products meet the needs of discerning pet owners like yourself. Thank you for your kind words about our instructional videos, and we'll certainly take your suggestion to heart as we strive to provide more user testimonials in the future. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out at Support@invirox.com . We're here to assist you in any way we can. Thank you for considering INVIROX for your pet training needs.
How can we use the ecollar to help correct severe mouthing issues in a newly adopted 4 year old pitbull mix. Her biggest issue is mouthing and grabbing my arm with her paws ive tried distracting her, toys, being assertive, it seems to just make her escalate it! Please help! Thank you. Wonderful channel btw!
What do you do with the rest of the bungee? I love this but it worries me as I have an right under a year Czech solid black German shepherd and I’ve been riding the line on an ecollar investment for two reasons one price point most are 200$ and then resale they won’t sell them for under retail value and I you can’t trust anyone these days and second my pup I don’t want to cause any trama a lot of people speak bad and you don’t know but to me this is a veteran owned business I like that ! I pray it’s honestly true but secondly I like your videos ! And price ! But do you cut part of the bundgee or tuck it ? I know that pups will bite I seen a review where the guy mentioned the extra line a dog chewing it up ! Ty for your videos and service!
I believed I made a mistake when i first got my pup. I started him put on a slip lead and was really good at heeling, but its gotten to the point where he just. Nearly chokes himself out, and throws genuine tantrums, he doesnt care that hes genuinely strangling himself. Ive gotten the e-collar, and dont think its having much effect bc hes desensitized to "pressure" on his neck. he will just choke himself on the leash and throw more tantrums.
Hey there! It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with your pup, but it's great that you're actively seeking solutions. It's not uncommon to encounter hurdles in training, especially when methods that initially showed promise start to lose effectiveness. Considering your pup's reaction to the slip lead, it's understandable that you're exploring alternative options like the e-collar. While it may seem like your pup is desensitized to pressure on their neck, it's important to remember that every dog is different, and what works for one may not work for another. The e-collar can be a powerful tool when used correctly and responsibly. It provides clear and consistent communication with your pup, allowing you to reinforce commands effectively. However, it's crucial to ensure that the collar is properly fitted and that you're using the lowest effective level of stimulation. In conjunction with the e-collar, positive reinforcement techniques can be incredibly beneficial. By pairing the collar with rewards for desired behaviors, you can create a balanced and effective training approach. This way, your pup learns not only to understand commands but also to associate them with positive experiences. If you're still encountering challenges, seeking guidance from a professional dog trainer experienced in e-collar training could be beneficial. They can provide personalized advice and help you tailor your approach to suit your pup's individual needs. Remember, training takes time and patience, but with the right tools and techniques, you can overcome obstacles and build a strong bond with your furry friend. Keep up the dedication, and you'll see progress! Here for anything at all, You're more than welcome to visit our website for more info: www.invirox.com INVIROX
We definitely understand this need, having the night-light on affecting battery performance, INVIROX takes proud to be among the TOP 3 e collar companies with the best battery performance in the industry! Check the stats right here: www.invirox.com
I purchased a collar a couple of months ago through Amazon. It arrived pre-assembled in the box. It worked fine initially, but has steadily become unreliable to the point today it would not take a charge or turn on. The remote seems to be fine. ☹
