Blunt Stimulation is the term used for wide pulse stimulation providing a muscle reflex response not a jerking response found in narrow pulse stimulation systems. For the most humane solution to off leash control without undue discomfort to your dog trust E-Collar Technologies Inc.

Dogs weighing as little as 5 pounds have successfully been trained using our small collar receivers. The majority of small dogs typically respond well to the vibration feature, with the stimulation being utilized solely as a means to strengthen the vibration training. The ME-300 with the RX-070 Micro Receiver has been designed specifically for small dogs. This smaller collar receiver offers a more compact design, weighing 20% less and providing 20% less stimulation. In addition, the contact points are positioned approximately 20% closer together for small dog comfort. Additionally, the collar is adjustable, enabling horizontal or vertical positioning of the contact points, providing a better fit for small dog breeds.

A blinking green indicator light indicates a fully charged battery.

A blinking yellow/orange light signifies the battery is approaching low levels of power.

A blinking red light, when no buttons are being pressed, indicates that there is only a limited amount of usage time remaining. The LED will change to a solid red when an activation button on the remote is pressed.

When testing on our hands it can feel very sporadic as we have many smaller muscles in our hands and fingers; to get the best result we recommend testing on the forearm on a larger muscle. When testing over and over your body does begin to “expect” the feeling and this can sometimes feel stronger or weaker depending on the person. We like to suggest placing it on your arm and testing in C mode around a level 15. This is where most people begin to feel the stimulation. Keeping in mind that dogs can typically feel the stimulation at much lower levels and the neck is a more “sensitive” area.

Proper use of an e-collar is crucial, as low-level stimulation can have a calming effect on the dog. It is advisable to avoid high levels except in emergencies. The stimulation is comparable to a medical device known as a Muscle Stimulator or TENs Unit, which doctors use to re-educate muscles, alleviate muscle spasms, improve range of motion, prevent muscle atrophy, and address conditions stemming from a stroke. This method does not cause any marks or lingering pain and encourages compliance through muscle control of the dog’s neck.

When testing on our hands it can feel very sporadic as we have many smaller muscles in our hands and fingers; to get the best result we recommend testing on the forearm on a larger muscle. When testing over and over your body does begin to “expect” the feeling and this can sometimes feel stronger or weaker depending on the person. We like to suggest placing it on your arm and testing in C mode around a level 15. This is where most people begin to feel the stimulation. Keeping in mind that dogs can typically feel the stimulation at much lower levels and the neck is a more “sensitive” area.

Our e-collars are designed with a range of 0-100 levels to accommodate dogs with varying sensitivities and drives, ensuring a safe and customizable training experience. The higher levels are intended for use in specific situations, such as with high-drive dogs or when a dog is unresponsive to lower levels and possibly entering danger, always aiming to maintain safety and clear communication between the handler and the dog.