Wireless Vibration Dog Training Collar – No Shock, 300m Range, Waterproof

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There's no shock in this collar. That's the starting point, and it matters — because a lot of people searching for a training collar are specifically trying to avoid one. What you get instead is a remote-controlled combination of tone and vibration that you can dial up or down depending on your dog, your training goal, and the situation you're in. Three modes, eight vibration levels The collar works across three modes. Tone alone is a useful starting point — many dogs respond to an audible cue quickly once they've been conditioned to associate it with a command, and it's the lightest intervention available. Vibration alone runs from level 1 to level 8; lower settings work well for sensitive or small breeds, while higher levels cut through for more distracted or energetic dogs. The combined tone and vibration mode pairs both signals at once, which can be effective when you're reinforcing a specific command and want a clear, consistent cue your dog can't miss. The right level depends entirely on your dog. Start at the lowest vibration setting and work up gradually — you're looking for the point where your dog notices and responds, not the point where they startle. Range and multi-dog capability The remote has a 300-metre range, which covers most real-world training situations — a large park, an open field, a beach. At that distance you're not going to be issuing voice commands effectively anyway, so the remote fills a gap that's otherwise hard to bridge. One remote can also be paired with two collars simultaneously, with independent controls for each dog. If you have two dogs at different stages of training, or with different behavioural challenges, that flexibility is genuinely useful rather than a gimmick. Waterproof and rechargeable Both the collar receiver and the remote are fully waterproof — not just splash resistant. That means river crossings, heavy rain, and dogs that find every available puddle are all fine. Both units are also rechargeable via USB, which removes the ongoing cost and faff of replacing batteries in either end of the system. Fit and build The adjustable nylon strap fits small, medium, and large breeds — it's a wide enough range that most dogs are covered. The receiver unit is 60mm x 25mm, which is compact enough to sit comfortably on most neck sizes without being bulky. The collar should sit snugly enough that the receiver doesn't shift position during movement, but you should always be able to slide two fingers underneath the strap. How we used it with Figo We tested this with Figo for recall and leash manners rather than bark control specifically. Vibration level 3 was enough to get his attention consistently at distance — he'd break focus on whatever had distracted him and look back. We tested the range across a full field and the remote held up reliably at the far end. The waterproofing got a proper test on a wet morning in Oxfordshire, unsurprisingly, and the collar came through without issue. One thing we'd say: the tone mode on its own is worth trying first before going to vibration — Figo responded to it well once he'd learned what it meant, and it's the least intrusive option. Getting the most from it This collar works best as a communication tool rather than a correction device. The goal is to pair the tone or vibration with a known command so your dog learns what the signal means, rather than using it reactively to interrupt bad behaviour. Used that way — consistently, with positive reinforcement alongside — most dogs learn the association fairly quickly. Don't use it for more than 12 hours continuously, and if your dog shows signs of stress or anxiety at any vibration level, drop back down to the lowest setting or switch to tone only. Specifications Feature Detail Modes Tone · Vibration (8 levels) · Tone + Vibration combined Shock None — tone and vibration only Remote range Up to 300 metres Dogs per remote Up to 2 simultaneously Waterproofing Fully waterproof — collar and remote Charging USB — both collar receiver and remote Fits Small, medium, and large breeds · adjustable nylon strap Receiver size 60mm x 25mm Package weight 275g (9.70oz) Package dimensions 160mm x 160mm x 42mm Common questions Does this collar use electric shock? No. This collar uses tone and vibration only — there is no shock or static correction of any kind. It's designed specifically as a humane alternative to shock collars for training and behaviour correction. What vibration level should I start on? Always start on the lowest setting (level 1) and work upward gradually. You're looking for the level where your dog notices and responds — ears perking, turning to look at you — not a level that causes them to startle or show signs of stress. Small and sensitive breeds often respond well at levels 1–3; larger or more distracted dogs may need 4–6. Can I use one remote for two dogs? Yes — one remote can be paired with up to two collar receivers, with independent controls for each. This is useful in multi-dog households where both dogs need training but respond differently to the same commands or corrections. Is the collar suitable for swimming? The collar receiver is fully waterproof and can handle swimming and submersion. The remote is also waterproof. This makes it one of the more robust options in this category for dogs that spend time in water. What breeds and sizes does it fit? The adjustable nylon strap fits small, medium, and large breeds. The receiver unit is 60mm x 25mm — compact enough for smaller dogs without being too light for larger ones. If you're unsure whether it will fit your dog's neck size, get in touch and we can advise. What's the difference between the tone, vibration, and combined modes? Tone mode emits an audible beep — useful for dogs that have been conditioned to respond to a sound cue, and the least intrusive option. Vibration mode delivers a physical sensation at your chosen intensity level, which works well for dogs that are too distracted to respond to sound. Combined mode uses both simultaneously, which can be effective for reinforcing a command clearly and consistently during active training sessions. Is this collar legal to use in the UK? Yes. The UK ban on electronic dog training collars (which came into effect in Wales in 2010 and was proposed but not implemented in England) applies specifically to electric shock collars. Tone and vibration collars are not subject to the same restrictions and are legal to use across the UK. If legislation changes, we'll update this page accordingly. — Georgiana & Figo · Calmshops LTD · Est. 2019 · Oxfordshire, UK Show more