Static is a training technology that uses brief, harmless pulses of static electricity delivered by a collar (sometimes an 'ecollar') to get a dog’s attention. Static stimulations are safe, but very difficult to ignore – and this is why static training is so effective. In this way, static is a form of communication between pet and trainer that relies on the sense of touch, rather than on sight or sound like many other training techniques. As a training tool, static is not necessarily meant to replace other training methods like verbal commands, hand signals or clicker use. Rather, static is just one such tool that can be used alongside others in complementary ways depending on a dog’s temperament and training goals.

Both! PetSafe® Brand’s new and improved collars can fit dogs with a neck circumference between 25cm and 55cm, making it a good fit for many dog breeds.

The PetSafe® Core Trainer quick-charge battery takes two hours to charge, and the battery life lasts for up to 20 hours. When it needs to be recharged, a low battery indicator will flash on both the collar and remote.

300m is the equivalent of three football pitches or the length of thirteen tennis courts. It’s enough room for your dog to enjoy off-leash freedom in a supervised environment.