Beeper Collars Buyer's Guide by Steve Snell

Beeper collars are an excellent way to keep up with pointing dogs in heavy cover at longer ranges than a bell. We carry Scott, Lovett's, Tri-Tronics, SportDOG, DT Systems, & Dogtra brands of beeper collars        

Dog Training Articles from SportDOG

   (12 items) The following articles on dog training and care are provided by professional trainer Rhett Kermicle. With more than 20 years’ experience training hunting dogs, Rhett is a co-owner, guide and dog handler at Wild Wing Kennel in Sturgis, Kentucky. Regardless of your experience level, you’ll find plenty of information in Rhett’s article...        

• Dogs Require Extra Care when Traveling
• Pet Containment Fences are for Hunting Dogs, Too
• Less is More when Introducing Your Dog to an E-Collar
• Bark-Control Collars Offer Dog-Training Benefits
• Bending Drills Teach Dogs to Hunt Efficiently
• The Right Way to Teach the "Here" Command
• A Simple but Valuable Dog Training Command
• Preparing to Teach a Pointing Dog's Most Important Command
• Finishing the Whoa Command
• The Great Debate: Beepers vs. Bells
• Whatever You Call it, the Trained Retrieve is Important
• The Correct Way to Teach the "Heel" Command

Tri-tronics No Bark Dog Collar Bark Limiter G3 FREE SHIPPING

Tritronics bark collars work. Bark Limiter G3 is a smaller, lighter Bark Limiter and still the most effective and reliable bark collar on the market. The Tritronics Bark Limiter G3 gives you control over your dog-barking problem. They keep ME out of the doghouse with my wife and the neighbors. I love my Tritro        
  List: $110.00, Order Yours: $99.00