The Big Leash V-10 Vibration Trainer by DogWatch

The BigLeash Remote Trainer is a safe and effective training tool to help you train your dog. Remote training collars are used to teach and reinforce training commands such as ‘come’, ‘sit’, ‘stay’, and ‘heel; and they can also be used to help correct unwanted behaviours such as

• Chook Stalking
• Cane toad/ Snake proofing
• Chasing cars
• Jumping on cars
• Recall issues
• Barking excessively
• Destructive Behaviour   

The BigLeash Remote Trainer offers 10 vibration levels plus an audible tone. Both the vibration signal and the audible tone can be used effectively for training (like “clicker training” but with more benefits, options and flexibility) and it provides an easy way to communicate with your dog, especially when he is too distracted or too far away to hear your verbal command. The vibration signal is also a great way to communicate with dogs who are hearing impaired.

The V-10 Vibration Trainer includes the same great features as the S-15 Remote Trainer, but without the stimulation.

The LCD display on the BigLeash gives you more information than any other remote trainer. All the information you need is available at-a-glance, keeping you fully informed of the transmitter & receiver status, battery status, training level and your dog’s distance from the transmitter.

With built-in two dog capability, you can easily train or manage two dogs with the same transmitter. And because your dogs may have different training needs (and personalities), you can store separate settings for each dog. (You will need a second collar - not included)

Collar 1/ Collar 2: If you use the BigLeash with two dogs, this lets you know which collar will receive the signal. You can switch from Dog 1 to Dog 2 with the push of a button and settings for each dog will be retained when you switch.

Paw Icon: The paw icon indicates that the receiver collar on and functioning properly.

Signal Strength: This unique feature lets you know if your dog is moving out of range of the transmitter. When the number of bars decreases (Example 2), the dog is moving away from you and it’s time to send a signal for him to return!

Transmitter Icon: Indicates that the transmitter is on and functioning properly.

Low Battery Icon: Warns you when the transmitter battery is low and needs to be recharged.

Training Level: Lets you know the vibration level setting. The setting can be easily increased or decreased with the push of a button. The transmitter is designed for easy one-handed use and minimal visual reference so you can keep your eyes focused on your dog when you need to.

The BigLeash is the only remote trainer with two-way communication between the hand-held transmitter and the dog’s receiver collar. This important feature helps you stay safely connected with your dog via the visual range indicator on the LCD screen that shows you if your dog is going out of range – so you can call him back before it’s too late.

All BigLeash receivers have two LED light bars that can be activated from your BigLeash transmitter with the push of a button. The FireFly feature is great for walking your dog at night or locating him in the dark.

You wont loose him on the beaches.  More than enough to give your dog some room to roam when you go out for leash-free walks.

Because dogs will be dogs.

Remote dog training collars can serve many purposes. They essentially are an form of “language”. You can train a dog using a remote as a signalling device whereas the dog is given a “low level stimulation” coupled with a reward based delivery, to create a form of “seek and find” behaviour based on a “recall”; or it can be used to distract or extinguish a behaviour via the timely and appropriate application of “artificial aversive” if the dog decides that the value of your wishes are outweighed by perceived greater value by something else.

Remote trainers have several major advantages over other training techniques:

 Keeping the training message clear helps your dog learn more quickly.

Consistency is key to any learning. Make your training message precise and keep it consistent, and your dog will understand what you expect. He’ll be happier – – and so will you.

Allows you to send a traiing signal even if your dog is not clsoe enough to hear your verbal command. A remote signal is not possible with other training approaches.

Reinforces training because your dog learns to associate the training signal with his behaviour and not with you.