Product Review
Rechargeable Waterproof Dog Training Collar with M86 Collars
[M86-Collar]
Rechargeable Remote Receiver Collar for M86 Dog Training Collar,High-quality and Comfort,made of durabl.Can be used to help correct Barking and other bad actions.
[M86-Collar]
Rechargeable Remote Receiver Collar for M86 Dog Training Collar,High-quality and Comfort,made of durabl.Can be used to help correct Barking and other bad actions.
M&K Robbins
Verified
Verified
06/03/2026
Installed a week ago and so far it is working great!! Our bird dog has only crossed it three times but she is learning. I purchased 2 extra batteries and 2 extra rolls. We bought plastic insulators to fit on our cattle fencing stakes and put them on the bottom of each stake. Time consuming but better than digging a trench ;) Great Price!!
Amanda
Verified
Verified
03/25/2026
I like this dog training collar is waterproof and have had no issues when it’s exposed to rain.
Inegron
Verified
Verified
01/14/2026
I hardly have to use the shock feature because the warning signal and vibration are loud and strong enough.
Greg
Verified
Verified
11/05/2025
We installed this right on the ground. Training manual said it would take the dog 9-12 weeks but our dog figured it out the first day. He hears the beep and he backs up. He was a runner and he hasn't left the yard yet!
Lauren Mac
Verified
Verified
08/27/2025
Installation: It takes a little time to get it in the ground, but it is worth it. To put it into perspective, I have just under an acre and it took me and a friend under 5 hours with nothing but a narrow shovel and a large paint stirring stick to push it in the ground. Spring time when the ground is still wet was the perfect time.Does it work: I have a 60 lbs. German Shephard/Blue Heeler mix puppy that is extremely active and very hard headed. It took a few weeks to train him properly and still had to use the highest setting for a while, but he stays in the yard now. I watched him chase a cat and go from a full sprint to a sliding stop when he got close to the boundary line. The only problem I run into is now that he is trained, it is difficult to get him out of the yard. I have to pick him up and carry him over the boundary line while he is squirming because he is afraid of getting shocked.It is great to be able to give him the freedom of roaming his full yard without having to worry about him chasing the neighborhood kids down the street or wondering off.