Garmin Sport PRO Bundle, Dog Training Collar and Handheld, 1-Handed Training of Up to 3 Dogs, Tone and Vibration
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Style: Collar & Handheld
Features
- QUICK TURN DIAL - Quick turn dial on handheld with positive clicks when changing between 10 stimulation levels and controlling auxiliary functions and 1-HAND OPERATION Simple, intuitive, no look 1-hand operation.Control Method:Remote.Special Feature:easy to use,lightweight.
- 4 TRAINING BUTTONS - 4 training buttons for continuous and momentary stimulation, vibration and tone
- TONE AND VIBRATION - Buttons on the handheld can activate tone signal and vibration control on the dog device
- BEACON LIGHTS - Remote control of LED beacon lights on the dog device for low light conditions; visible up to 100 yards away and LED STATUS LIGHT LED status light for quick, at-a-glance read
- Includes:-Sport PRO handheld, dog device, 3/4 black collar strap polyurethane-coated nylon , AC adapter, split adapter cable, charging clip, contact point sets (long and short) with wrench, manual
Description
Compact and lightweight, the Sport PRO is so simple, intuitive and easy to use in 1 hand, you don’t even have to look at it. It allows you to train up to 3 dogs(additional dog devices required, sold separately). Quick turn dial gives positive clicks when changing between 10 stimulation levels and controlling auxiliary functions. Includes built-in Bark Limiter with settable levels. Four buttons control continuous and momentary stimulation, vibration, tone and lights. Range ¾-mile. Rechargeable, user-replaceable battery. Dog device and collar features interchangeable, replaceable long and short contact points. The handheld even floats.
Pattern: Solid
Color: Green
Material: Nylon, Polyurethane
Brand: Garmin
Closure Type: Buckle
Brand Name: Garmin
Breed Recommendation: Dog
Included Components: Sport PRO handheld, Dog device, 3/4-inch black collar strap, AC adapter, Split adapter cable, Charging clip, Contact point sets with wrench, Manual
Animal Collar Type: Electronic Training Collar
Manufacturer: Garmin
Pet Type: Dog
UPC: 753759114435
Global Trade Identification Number: 35
Age Range Description: All life stages
Item Weight: 4.32 ounces
Model Number: 010-01205-00
Manufacturer Part Number: 010-01205-00
Target Species: Dog
Item Dimensions L x W: 5.4"L x 1.4"W
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Size: One Size
Pattern: Solid
Color: Green
Product Style: Collar & Handheld
Material Type: Nylon, Polyurethane
Closure Type: Buckle
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This collar delivers on all promises. We go to a dog park daily and my 1 year old Golden Retriever was not always responding to me and was easily distracted (run to) other dogs and people. She would also pick up and chew things she shouldn't. The collar reinforces my commands to her, often just using tone or vibrate vs shock, which if used is typically set around 3 on a scale up to 10. Crazy part is, after a few months of use, just putting the collar on her causes her to behave better. She is an avid swimmer and there have been no issues from long periods in the water. Battery life is great. Hand controller is easy to use and the controls are easy to find by feel. There are good videos on Garmin's website on training that gave me a good baseline to start, then I incorporated the collar into our natural interactions, just my preference. The collar has allowed my dog and I to do more together while giving her a lot of freedom. The lights in the collar are kind of cool at night too!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2021 by Pat Morrow
Style: Collar & Handheld
We have a 7 month old chocolate Labrador pup who has been blasting through our invisible fence brand e fence. Rather than splurge and buy a new stubborn dog invisible fence that may or may not work, I decided to buy an ecollar, figuring it was a less expensive way to see if our Willy would train with a bit more juice. I looked at a lot of different options but settled on the garmin sport pro based on other reviews and that I wanted someone in the $200 range that would last and not be a novelty. Overall very happy with the build and first impressions of the unit. I really like the following: - ability to beep and or vibrate before giving correction. If trained properly, your pup should start to respond to these eventually without having to correct. - waterproof...don't swim Willy more than probably 20x a year but it's already handy in the wet snow... don't have to worry about it. - led lights. Thought this was a gimmick when purchased but it is really nice to be able to give Willy the lighting "ground effects" so that I can see him at night in the woods on walks. - analog, 10 level correction I wouldn't buy a digital dial-- too much fumbling and looking at it when adjusting levels. Ice you get the hang of it and know your starting level, can adjust easily without looking. - garmin has training videos on u tube which are helpful. Now for operation... At first the pup didn't feel a thing and I thought the collar was snug enough. After doing more research, I replaced the short pins with the long ones and really tightened it down. I found that Willy will notice something (no pain or yelp) at 2. I can use this for general training with zero distractions. With high temptations/distractions (e.g. Wanting to bolt for another dog or person) , level 4 usually does the trick. The goal is to grab attention without freaking the dog out and making him fearful. The most I've had to use is 5 and now most of the time a few beeps and he either stays or comes, depending upon the command Bottom line is this has been an extremely helpful training tool and Willy loves wearing it Because he gets freedom off the leash. Just this morning I took him on a walk and there were ids playing on a frozen pond. Typically, he would just take off to greet them and the. Run all over the place without coming back...until after a 39 minute cat and mouse, with me ready to lose it. A few beeps and he didn't even try to approach them, gave him praise and we went on our way and played fetch in the woods. This thug has really been a game changer for both of us. If used properly the dog is NOT being harmed and is not fearful or changing his demeanor what so ever, other than gaining control and trust. The goal is lots of praise, NOT punishment. Highly recommend this product. Downsides: Would like battery to last longer. I sometimes leave it on him during the day if I'm around and the battery doesn't have much left in the evening. It will appear to be working per led, but beeps and correct diminish. - collar is long enough to harness a Holstein cow. I snugged it tight, marked it , left about 6 inches for growth and then cut it Overall very pleased and would recommend, game changer for quality time off leash with our pup. Pic is pup with collar on. Doesn't irritate him at all, even snugged up.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2016 by AzCustomer193573
Style: Collar & Handheld
Works great for our lab in training! The tone is usually enough to alert him. The vibration/shock works great for redirecting. Works just as it should. And seems to be comfortable for him as it doesn’t seem to bother him.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2026 by Jenn
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I have a Belgian Malinois, which can be a bit headstrong as a breed, but have hearts of gold - and slobber ; ) I have never used an external training device without testing it thoroughly on myself on ALL settings, which has saved my hairy friends from a few brands of non-visible fencing. That being said..... My initial impression of the collar was that it was solid feeling, but not heavy. The construction is robust and waterproof. The collar was designed smartly in that instead of a plug-in charging system where mud and water could cause damage and aggravation, it has 4 gold looking pads which align with the charger. It uses a clip-on charger that is smartly made. After a short 2 hour charge it was good to go, and I have found that it holds a charge for about 48 hours using tone, vibrate, and the LED lights at night. The collar has tone, vibrate, and varying degrees of stimulus if needed. I have the collar set to 6, which affects him visibly just a little more than vibrate (meaning he is looking at me for direction from the correction). I have found the vibrate function to be quite vigorous, getting his attention 90% of the time (when used with tone simultaneously) even when he's in 'turn and burn' mode (If you own a Malinois you get it) when he and the cat toy with each other. There is a bark inhibitor feature as well, with the ability to step up the stimulation automatically with the volume and frequency of the offending bark. I disabled that feature so I cannot comment as to its effectiveness. The only things I would change would be to move the LED lights to the front cover of the collar to make more effective use of them, and the ability to light all four corners on demand for extra brightness (it would come at a penalty to the length of the charge but would be handy just the same). I have to ask why Garmin wouldn't include the holster to clip it to ones belt given the price point (there wasn't even a wrist strap in the packaging which surprised me as I'm a GPS customer as well), as it would be easy to accidentally dial a higher setting and cause unwanted/overly harsh stimuli while in a pocket. You can add up to 2 extra training collars so as to be able to train 3 different dogs as well. There's a toggle switch and the programming can be customized between collars for larger or smaller dogs. I have no regrets with this purchase, and would recommend this product used with solid training techniques! This collar is well designed, with a neat LED light to either track the dog or aid their vision, but I found it makes a neat little light on walks at night.
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Style: Collar & Handheld
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024 by JSF
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I never thought I'd ever in my lifetime use a "shock" collar...I am a huge advocate for positive behavior modification. Unfortunately, we have a rescue dog that is beyond stubborn despite positive reinforcement training, a behaviorist and regular obedience training. We have a pack of 4. This one, if she gets too excited or "locks" on to something (we live in the woods) and goes after it, has a tendency to turn on her sister. When I say turn, I mean fight. She doesn't do this with the boys. This has been a life saver when out walking on the property. I did test it on myself before I decided to use it on her...mind you she has fur and I don't. I wanted to make sure I wasn't burning her or doing irreversible damage. While it wasn't pleasant to get zapped, it didn't damage my skin, cause any wounds or make me bleed. We used the tone/beep option along with the temporary zap whenever we needed to correct her outside (we don't use it in the house as there's no need to) in the beginning. We only put it on the lowest # (1-10) it took to get a reaction out of her. Her reaction was and still is to shake her head and stop when zapped. She has yet to yip or whine. After a few days, we only needed to use the tone to get her to correct her behavior. Very rarely do we need to use the zap, if at all now. She also has changed her behavior outside, not perfectly, but it is a huge, noticeable difference. She actually loves when we get the collar (she was never taught that the collar was bad or that is where the zap came from). We taught her the collar meant she was going outside with us. We don't use it as a negative or punishment. She happily sits while we put it on her. Once back inside, we take it off immediately. We NEVER zap her just to zap her. We don't treat is as a funny joke (it's not) and it's ONLY used for training, NEVER punishment and never in a way to associate negativity with the collar. It came with 2 different sized prongs: short and long. We use the short as she is a short haired dog. We haven't tried it on our Huskies how have long hair so I can't tell you how it works. I'm not in the business to try it on a dog that doesn't need it hence why our Huskies have never had it used on them. It is also rechargeable which is awesome. It comes with a tiny light so you can see your dog at night if in an unlit area. The 4 stars is due to the price. It is ridiculously expensive and if you wanted to buy a 2nd collar to add on, that is over $100.
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Style: Collar & Handheld
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I bought this last year at 249.99. Glad I got it before the price jump. It’s worth it, but 300$…??? From what I can see, there hasn’t been any updates.
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