Halo Collar 3, Multifunctional GPS Wireless Dog Fence & Dog Training Collar with GPS Tracker, Subscription Required, Waterproof, Graphite (Medium/Large)
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Size: 15-30.5 inch neck
Color: Graphite
Features
- REAL-TIME TRACKING: The Halo Collar 3 GPS dog fence system keeps your dog inside the boundaries created in our app to prevent your pet from leaving. See up-to-date, real-time location tracking at all times, activity tracking, instant recall & more
- SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED: Your collar needs GPS services and cellular data to create, edit, and use the wireless dog fences and GPS tracking. Pack Membership Plans start at $9.99 per month. Select a plan after purchase
- THREE COLORS, TWO SIZES: The Halo Collar 3 is available in three colors and two sizes: Small (11"-15") and Medium/Large (15"-30.5")
- EASY SETUP & TRAINING: Create & store unlimited GPS wireless dog fence perimeters at the touch of a finger in the Halo app. Video tutorials guide you step-by-step to get your halo collar up & running, plus built-in dog training designed by Cesar Millan
- CUSTOMIZABLE FEEDBACK: Provides sound, vibration, and static feedback. Choose whatever is best for your dog. Paired with your other dog training tools, there's nothing your dog can't do with Halo
- CUSTOMER SERVICE & DOG TRAINING: Download the app to create & store GPS fences. If you need technical help on battery life, collar sizing, the Halo app, or dog training, contact the Halo Dog Park, our customer service team, for live 1:1 support
Pattern: Solid
Color: Graphite
Material: Nylon
Brand: Halo
Closure Type: Buckle
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 8.13 x 1.38 x 3.5 inches; 1.3 Pounds
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : September 6, 2023
Manufacturer : Halo
Best Sellers Rank: #13,042 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #16 in Dog Wireless Fences
#16 in Dog Wireless Fences:
Customer Reviews: 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 2,140 ratings
Item Weight: 1.3 pounds
Manufacturer: Halo
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: September 6, 2023
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 9.09 x 5.59 x 2.44 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 8.13 x 1.38 x 3.5 inches
Item Weight: 1.3 Pounds
Brand Name: Halo
Target Audience Keyword: Dogs, dog, dogs
Color: Graphite
Size: 15-30.5 inch neck
Material: Nylon
Age Range Description: All Life Stages
Number of Items: 1
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
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Size: 15-30.5 inch neck
Color: Sunburst
The media could not be loaded. I researched many different brands before deciding on Halo. I purchased two collars - one for my 56 lbs Shep mix and one for my 12 lbs Chihuahua mix. The collar for my Chihuahua mix was just adjustable enough to effectively fit his 11.5 inch neck, although he looks a little ridiculous wearing it, resembling a life preserver around his neck (I would immediately buy a smaller version if Halo came out with one). We live on unfenced two acres with no cell reception. We have WiFi boosters on the property, although I am not sure if this enhances the function of the collars. The collars were incredibly easy to adjust to the size of the dogs and even easier to connect to our Wifi. Setting up the collars and the app was a breeze. The instructional videos are very helpful. The map boundaries were trial and error, but still easy enough. I walked the property with a collar instead of having my dogs wear them until I was comfortable with the boundaries. My only challenge is while on our covered second story deck, the collars sometimes give a boundary warning and correction even though the actual boundary line is 30 yards away. I am going to purchase additional beacons to ignore fences while on the deck to see if this will correct the problem. I used the beacons that were included with the collars to ignore fences while in my house because one side of my property line is very close to my house and my dogs would get corrected near their favorite window. The collars deter my dogs from chasing deer across the road (my property is at an intersection with forests on all sides) and going out on the roads to greet pedestrians, Mail carriers, UPS, etc. I keep the collars charging by my back door when the dogs are not wearing them. If I forget to charge them, the app notifies me when a collar needs to be charged. Keeping them charging also allows for updates to occur. I've been outside with my dogs for 8 hours and the charge lasts the entire time. Both my dogs were trained on remote collars before the halo collars so they were familiar with the warning beeps and easily transitioned to the halo collars. The tracking on the virtual map is really good so I know where the dogs are at all times if they are not in my direct line of site. I regret purchasing the yellow cover for my smaller dog because it shows the dirt quickly; however the cover washes well. The buckles and collars are high quality. I don't expect them to crack or break. We live in the Pacific Northwest, so rain is always a factor and has never been a problem with these collars. My dogs do not like water, so I cannot attest to how the color would function if submerged.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024 by Jeanette Jeanette
Size: 15-30.5 inch neck
Color: Graphite
Update at the bottom... I still stand by my original review (unedited here), but I've got updates (good ones) about my interaction with the company. ----------------------------------------------------- Man, I really wanted to like this. I've used an old-school buried wire invisible fence in the past, and it worked great. I wanted something I could take to the in-laws' farm, though, and hoped this would work. I just kept running into problems, though. 1) the first one I got locked up and wouldn't boot after about a week. Ran through all of the online steps. Then called tech support. He was very friendly, but he had me run through all the same steps again. Then sent it back for replacement. OK. Fine. These things happen. 2) Indoor training went OK. 3) Outdoor training was tough. Here's the BIGGEST PROBLEM. Feedback is uncertain in BOTH SPACE AND TIME. Details: 3a) There are pretty big distance errors in WHERE the thing goes off. Sometimes 1 foot beyond the boundary. Sometimes 30. I know this because I carried it around myself to test. So, I don't really know how to align MY feedback with the collar's feedback while training. I can't actually tell when the thing is going off, you see. I can't hear it outside when he's 20 feet away. Wait... I know, the app notifies me when the dog gets feedback. 3b) there are many seconds between when the collar gives feedback and when you get the notification. Again, I tested myself with the collar in my hand. So I have no way of knowing when my dog is getting feedback... not with enough precision to help with training. The training solution I finally landed on was to turn off fences completely and manually hit the feedback buttons when he got to the yard boundary. That worked OK for a while, but... I don't need so much tech and a subscription for that! 4) the stupid collar just keeps loosening. I have to tighten it every stinking day. 5) After training, the dog doesn't really understand the feedback because it seems to happen at random places and times. After about a week, this totally eroded the training. Also, the dog eventually decided that he doesn't CARE about the feedback. I don't blame Halo for that last bit. My dog is legitimately crazy. 6) you really can't turn the thing off. I don't mean "you shouldn't". I mean "you can't". It does not have an "off" function. It must be on the dog or on the charger. If you leave it unused on a shelf, it will drain the battery just as if the dog were wearing it. You MUST put it on the charger every night if you expect it to work the next day. I get why they did this; so you don't have it on the dog thinking everything is good, when it's not. See note below about training philosophy. But come on... some family member will take it off because it looks so huge and uncomfortable (or we go out for a walk). Telling them to turn it off would be easier than telling them to run downstairs to use the... 7) SINGLE PROPRIETARY CHARGER you get.... the one that magnetically attaches to the collar port that's usually covered up by the cloth wrap so you need to wiggle and twist it until the little light starts blinking. Or if you're like my kids, get it close enough for the magnet to attach, but not actually close enough to charge. 8) OK, fine. So this isn't keeping the dog in the yard. I'll whip up a physical fence real quick. I'll keep it on him as an overpriced tracker because he's a new dog and it's a new fence, so... you know... lets set the Halo up to notify me when he runs off.... you know... out of the zone. 9) oh, man, the notification situation is bad bad bad.... more sub-bullets coming 9a) you don't actually get location notifications. you get FEEDBACK notifications. So, if I turn off the feedback (which isn't working for my dog), then I don't get notifications when he leaves the yard. Sigh... OK, I guess I can turn some of those back on. 9b) there's no granularity with their notifications. Everything gets sent exactly the same way, so "your dog is in the highway" is the same as "we're having a sale on the thing you already bought and don't like!" 9c) the only way to get notifications on other devices (like my kids' tablets) is to log in to the Halo app AS ME on their devices. Giving them full access to "shock him now at full power" capability. So... I guess if I'm not home, the kids will need to call me? And I'll look at the map on MY PHONE? 9d) maybe I can get notifications some other way... if they had an API... or email... or text... or web interface, I could filter based on content, and flash a smart light or something. NOPE. The ONLY communication is between Halo Collar, Halo Servers, and Halo app. They DO NOT communicate with ANY OTHER SERVICE. No API, no email, no text... nothing. You will use the app notifications (including marketing BS) and you will like it. 9) one of the stupid static pins fell out. The ones they told me to hand-tighten only? Yeah, that. It's gone. Probably in the yard somewhere. Not a big deal I guess, since I stopped letting it zap the dog randomly. All of their marketing and packaging is pretty slick and flashy. I actually think their technical engineering is pretty good, too. There's A LOT going on in that collar. They've got some good EEs. But man, everything else about it was just a hot mess. I'm switching over to a dedicated tracker that integrates with other stuff. Now that I built a physical fence, I don't really need the zappy zappy. Not sure about the farm solution, yet. Training philosophy: the idea behind this kind of collar is very very different from a traditional wire-in-the-ground collar. With the wire in the ground, you train the dog to NEVER GO WHERE they will get a shock. With this kind of collar, you train them to turn back at the beep BEFORE they get the shock. With the wire-in-the-ground style, what happens if you forget the collar? Nothing. The dog still doesn't want to go to the ouchy place. With this style, what happens if you forget the collar or the battery is dead? The dog never gets the "time to turn back" signal. I'm not blaming Halo. For the first style, you really do need very high precision, and you just can't get that with GPS. This is the only way Halo CAN do it. It's just fragile. You need the collar ALL THE TIME. If you forget the collar, forget to charge it, or the dog slips out the door, you're kinda out of luck. -------------------------------------------- Update: After (like, pretty darned soon after) I left the above review, I was contacted by Halo. I was a little nervous about that.. it was a harsh review; fair, i think, but harsh. They were lovely. They thanked me for my "thoughtful review" (I did try to be thoughtful, so that acknowledgement was appreciated) and they invited me to talk to the engineering team. Not to help me troubleshoot my problems, but to give them feedback about how to improve their product. Unexpectedly fantastic. I did have that conversation with an engineer, and it was great. They chatted with me about some problems they were having trouble pinning down (collar loosening; those 1-in-a-thousand problems only show up AFTER you have thousands of users... I've been there), and acknowledged that some of my grumbles are on their "To Do List" (faster notifications of feedback via bluetooth vs internet) but, you know, they're prioritizing. All very reasonable. It really was a good conversation, and they clearly have an excellent culture about their product and their customers. In parallel, Halo reached out to me through Amazon and offered a refund. I had not asked for a refund in any form. I was past return windows. I was prepared to "eat it". So... that was a nice offer. I accepted. Bottom line, I REALLY like the company. I don't like the product yet. I know there's a newer version than the one I tried, but I'm going to wait a few more generations, and maybe let the insane puppy chill out a bit (one can hope). I will be more than happy to give them another shot in the future. Finally, this update is all me. They never suggested removing or changing this review. I was just so deeply impressed with the professionalism of the company that I wanted to share. They really are the kind of people I WANT to do business with :)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024 by Michael D Stenner
Size: 15-30.5 inch neck
Color: Graphite
I get some of the 1 star reviews, but in my opion their complaints are minor. Too many consumers expect 110% perfection which is NEVER going to be the case with just about any wireless technology. If you want a true GPS collar for living in the country, this is the best I have tried. I tried the much cheaper Chinese branded collars, several of them, and returned them all for much worse reasons than the complaints on here that gave 1 star reviews. Yes, the GPS can be spotty at times, but overall it works well enough. I have one good dog that listens to the warnings and stays home. One stubborn dog that doesn't always. At least with Halo I can track where she is and continue to warn, shock, and monitor her so I can grab the side by side and bring her back home. The Halo app is awesome for real time tracking and easy setup. I was VERY reluctant about the cost, but realized after buying the cheaper Chinese ones, I had to try it on one of my dogs, now I bought a 2nd. In ground fences are definitely more responsive, but then you lose the ability to track via GPS. You also have the non stop issues with broken lines and constant maintenance in my experience. Cheaper Chinese "GPS" collars, are not truly GPS and don't have monitoring and setup apps. The other good thing about Halo is beyond the normal boundary line shock, you can set a 2nd tier of shocks if they continue pass the boundary which has worked many times. If I had Halo a year ago, I most likely wouldn't have lost my dog due to a drowning as I would have known where she was. A sad lesson, but the cost of Halo, the ease of use and setup, along with potentially saving your dogs life is well worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024 by Mom2my6pack