Bousnic Dog Shock Collar 2 Dogs (5-120Lbs) - 3300 ft Waterproof Training Collar for Dogs Large Medium Small with Rechargeable Remote, Beep (1-8) Vibration (1-16) and Humane Shock (1-99) Modes
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Color: Blue
Features
- 3 Separate & Adjustable Training Modes: Our shock collars offer 3 humane operation modes, Beep (1-8), Vibration (1-16), and Safe Shock (1-99), allowing you to train dogs in accordance with their aptitude by choosing the best appropriate mode level, correcting bad behaviors in time.
- IP67 Waterproof and Compact Receiver: The dog shock collar is designed with totally hermetic technology, freely enjoying showering, swimming, and stream-trekking. As well as the lightweight and compact size, great for puppy small, medium, and large dogs without any burden.
- Security Lock & Dual Channel: The e collar for dogs training is equipped with independent buttons on the ergonomic remote to operate separately, prevent misoperation and accidental shock, as well as switch Channel 1 or 2 clearly to train 2 dogs simultaneously. Keep the remote away from water!
- Quick Charge & Ultra Last Long: The electric dog collar can last up to 15-60 days after 2-3 hours of charge, easy to charge with our car charger or power bank, without worrying about being out of power when we are running or camping with dogs.
- Attention: 1. To support 110V-220V voltage and different plug types worldwide, it comes with a USB charging cable (adapter not included). Charge it using any 5V phone charger or power bank. 2. To ensure a cozy fit without the collar falling off or being chewed, fit one to two fingers between it and your dog's neck. 3. This is not an automatic bark collar; remote control operation is required.
- Important Safety Information: 1. For optimal safety and performance, charge the battery only within an ambient temperature range of 50F113F (10C45C). 2. After swimming or water play, remove any excess water from the receiver before use. 3. Ensure the charging port is completely dry before charging. Never charge the device while it is wet.
Pattern: Dog
Color: Blue
Material: Plastic
Brand: BOUSNIC
Closure Type: Buckle
Product Dimensions : 24 x 1.3 x 0.04 inches; 15.17 ounces
Item model number : RS2B
Batteries : 3 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : August 30, 2022
Manufacturer : Bousnic
Best Sellers Rank: #752 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #3 in Electronic Training Collars
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (15,465)
Brand Name: BOUSNIC
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Included Components: 1 remote, 2 receivers (attached to collars)
Dog Breed Size: Large
Animal Collar Type: Electronic Training Collar
Manufacturer: Bousnic
Pet Type: Dog
UPC: 750918002725
Manufacturer Part Number: RS2B
Model Number: RS2B
Target Species: Dog
Age Range Description: all life stages
Warranty Description: Attention 1. To support 110V-220V voltage and different plug types worldwide, it comes with a USB charging cable (adapter not included). Charge it using any 5V phone charger or power bank. 2. To ensure a cozy fit without the collar falling off or being chewed, fit one to two fingers between it and your dog's neck.
Item Dimensions L x W: 24"L x 1.3"W
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1.00 Count
Size: 24 Piece Set
Pattern: Dog
Color: Blue
Product Style: A1
Material Type: Plastic
Closure Type: Buckle
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Color: Blue
The Bousnic Dog Shock Collar for 2 Dogs has worked very well for our household. We use one collar for a German Shepherd and the other for a Dachshund, and both collars fit securely and comfortably despite the huge size difference between the dogs. The collars feel durable and hold up well to everyday use, including outdoor play and training sessions. One of the best features is the battery life — it lasts much longer than expected, so I’m not constantly needing to recharge them. The remote controls are also very easy to use and straightforward, even when switching between both dogs. The different training modes are helpful, and the response has been consistent and reliable. Overall, this system has made training much easier and more manageable for both dogs.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Chelsea Slay
Color: Purple
I ordered these April 25th, today is June 9th I didn't have to charge them until now. I charged them up when I first got them but it wasn't until last night that they started blinking differently which made me think It must be an alert that they need to be charged. That's a long time! They work great. Both my dogs and one remote is awesome. I don't use the shock option, I kept the level at 1:00 and I keep the rubber covers on them. The beep sound and vibration is enough to make my dogs listen. I highly recommend these! I had bought a different brand at first and only one of them worked unless they were in close range so I returned them and got these instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2026 by Ms. Sterling
Color: Orange
Rescued a pair of Newfoundlands that a couple bought just to breed but found out they are to much work so they had ZERO training and no leash presence. With a dog that big that's a big no no as the male is over 210# and the female was at 165#. Both slightly overweight at the time but no by much as the male is back down to 190 and looks great. So tried my normal slip leash to help break them, and the make after dang near dragging me (275 and can hold my own) responded beautifully became a treat to walk by the second outing. Female, is NUTS. She Turner and Hooched through the fence the first day I got her and the big guy had to follow. Super hard to walk. Even with slip lean up where it's supposed to just wouldn't respond for anything. Doing your stops and breaks to get her to listen you almost rip her head off and boom she is trying to run and pull again so break the other way wher she flips almost and boom runs out in front. She would blow through the kids if the front door was open and of course, like us all men, the big guy would chase the tail out and all his training disappeared with her around.... So got these which I have used before when training hunting dogs. Would slowly work in the house with her. Go in another room and call her while beep at the same time. Do it twice and no response then give her a buzz while calling and boom she was here. Move some where else and beep while calling and she was here. Worked great. Was always taught by an animal behaviorist on these collars is, it is a tool and the pets are your kids. The beep is a command/communication. Just like words it's a noise they begin to pair with a task like come or pay attention. The vibration is when you raise your voice or a little smack on the butt for not listening. And the shock is a good whap, your grounded go to your room. It's also to snap them out of their "zone" if they are going to cause harm to person or property".. If all you do is shock there is nothing else. It's a rare thing, but if your the person that only says No and gives a slap on the wrist, if they really want something, it might be worth that to them. So we were in the fenced in yard after about a week of using this collar and her being AMAZING of over where we started, and we are in the backed fenced area off leash. And I see her eyeing the gate. Puts her head down and bounces her butt like "I am gonna do it" beep her and say no she stops bouncing but doesn't move. I said OK let's play... So I walk around the corner and she goes back to bouncing, one step I vibrate her and she belly flops straight down I come around the corner and say NO pointing at her and walk inside... Looking out the window I watch her stand up turn back around look for me and back to nose down butt bouncing ready for this gate. She takes a hard 2 steps and head down to run through it again, ZAP she summersaults and comes right to the back door. Haven't had a problem since. Bout a month later, no able to walk close to 400# of dog at the same time with leash in one hand, behaving amazing, big guy is not doing his supervised trips for his therapy dog certificate, we are at the house and I am on the mower. My little guy tries to bring my phone to be but knows if I am mowing he can't leave the porch until I see him. I get off and the female turner and hoochs right through the screen door, big guy is tail chasing and bolts down the driveway... I run inside to grab the remote and they are at close the end (1/4 mile away) and I hit vibrate watch her shake her head but not stop so I HOLD the zap she starts shaking and still going for a good 2 seconds before finally turning and running back so I let go she turns back around and ZAP. Now she is in a full sprint to the house. Works flawlessly. Take them to the Ozarks, bout 3 months the the collars and have them both off leash in a 10 ft distance while we walk the back roads for a good mile, car comes. Call them and they come to sit while it goes by. And back off to walking. They get out of my 10ft I want them in I just say Hey and a beep and their are back. Night and day from where we started. So we introduce them to the water as the old owners never did and the female is halfway out swimming like crazy. Playing with the kids loving it. The big guys won't let his feet leave the ground so just sits in it. Now he don't need the collar but it helped with off leash commands also max vibrate is the only thing he responds to... Litteraly had max shock on him and he doesn't even react more then moving his ears a little. Tried both collars and prong readjustment, nothing... So we go back in the house and the big huy is just shaking his head and lays down, and I am like what's that noise? Non stop vibrating like someone already posted a video of. Pulled the collar apart and it's full of water. Tried drying it out with no success... So there goes one collar..... Next day the female is swimming and my son comes up and says her collar is beeping, so I dive in to listen and sure enough it's beeping, pull it off and she is off and going. Also realized it must of vibrated too because she wasnt coming to shore as often like I was calling her... Her collar still worked which was the main one needed, but not as good as before, intermittent singles, not beeping sometimes and not vibrating others, haven't had to shock since except for when she darted after a skunk, which thankfully it worked. But now needing to find another pair so they can swim with because they keep trying to get in the pond and it's old Taking it off everytime, not to mention if she gets and another female wind change and feel is like running all the sudden again haha. Easily 5* if you never plan on getting wet
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2023 by P. Johnson
Color: Purple
Got these for temporary use for a hotel stay - our first with pets. Effective, I like how much they adjust. Whether for surprise or pain I don't know, going from 3 to 4 on the shock function made my pup in training yipe half the time, others she got to 6 or 7 with no reaction. My senior never got past 3 or 4 on vibrate before she corrected herself. We didn't get to test out the range. We have considered using these for training long-term, but haven't dug them out after our trip. Overall, my dogs were and remain much better behaved because of the training with these collars, and there was no lasting damage like shock burns. I just realllly don't like shock factor. We chose these because they have sound, and vibrate, as warnings we provided before shock. Easy to use, fit well, it can be difficult to remember which is 1 and which is 2 sometimes. But a good product.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2025 by Jordan Milton
Color: Orange
This replaced an older shock collar and works much better. It has multiple times for the beeping mode and has lots of adjustments so you can find whats best for your dog. I have 2 dogs and it's easy to switch between the two with a single hand held remote.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026 by ChrisW
Color: Blue
I am extremely satisfied with this dog training collar. The remote control is compact, user-friendly, and features a clear display that makes it easy to adjust the vibration and stimulation levels according to my dog's needs. It also includes two high-quality adjustable collars, which is perfect for training two dogs at the same time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026 by Maria Rivera
Color: Orange
I have 2 give these collars 5 stars. Iv had them a few yrs now n still using them. The remote seldom needs charged. I dont have 2 use the shock option. I beep it once n my Diesel (90lb Doberman) comes inside or stops doing what hes doing. Iv used the vibration n that works just as well as the beep. The collars r plenty long enough so u can fit the dog n cut off the excess. The collars r different colors n thats a good thing. If I could change anything, I make the controllers different colors as well. Just 2 make it ez'r 2 know the difference when u have multiple dogs. It has a good distance as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026 by Angela Hall
Color: Orange
Bought this 3/1/25 to help control our 2 small 15lb Bichons. WT: Per seller 1.6oz. With trimmed collar on my dog - 2.5oz L-2.6", H-1.5", W-1.15" I bought this particular brand/model for primarily 3 reasons. 1. TOGGLE SWITCH was the most important thing to me and critical with my 2 Bichons. Left is for Luki, right is for Leia. I could find no other brand which had this manual L/R toggle switch. Others just had a button and so you either have to remember which dog it is on, or look at the transmitter first. I can only remember if I just used it on the same day. I walk my dogs with leashes on their collars, but do not hold the leashes unless I need to. The dogs love this more than anything as they get to sniff whatever and wherever in our dog friendly and very close situated neighborhood. They know now that they have to stay within 30-40 feet or they get the beep and then the vibration - if necessary. I keep my finger on the toggle and quickly switch it if I have to. However, things happen (dogs, kids, rabbits, lizards etc). It is critical to react quickly, and not having to remember or look to see what channel it is on is crucial for me. Reasons 2 & 3: RATINGS & NUMBER OF RATINGS: I wanted a well proven make and model. On the negative side, the receivers are too large "FOR 24/7 WEAR" for 12-15lb Bichons in my opinion, but just fine for daily walks, which I originally bought it for. Unfortunately, Bousnic doesn’t make “tiny” receivers and brands that do, don’t have the critical L/R toggle. Very annoying. I am absolutely amazed at how long it was before I had to recharge the transmitter and especially the receivers. I walk our dogs at least once a day and for a minimum of 1 mile on average. Plus I periodically forget to turn the collars off. I finally charged them after around 6 months because I just wasn’t sure they were going let me know when a charge was needed, because it was way past when I thought they would need it. Anyway, just over a year now and no issues at all (besides too large receivers for 24/7 wear)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by DAVE E.