Pet-friendly, spray and vibration-based dog training collars provide a safe way to correct unwanted canine behaviours. Through gentle physical sensations and plant-based aromas, distract your pet from bad habits and reinforce good behaviour to improve their quality of life.
Our no shock training dog collars offer an effective and humane solution to common issues like lead-pulling, excessive barking and disobedience. In the face of unwanted behaviour, a safe, easy-to-activate distraction like a vibration or spray helps to redirect your pet's attention back to you so you can train your dog to swap bad habits for healthier, friendlier alternatives.
How to choose the right training collar
This is our broadest collar range, covering vibration, spray, remote, and automatic options, plus calming bundles and accessories like our LED safety collar. If you're new to collar-based training, start with a simple vibration-only model — it's the gentlest introduction and works well for most basic obedience and recall training. Move to a spray or dual-response collar only if vibration alone isn't getting the response you need.
For dogs with anxiety-driven behaviour rather than simple disobedience, our calming bundles combine a training collar with calming chews, addressing both the behaviour and what's driving it.
Frequently asked questions
What's the best collar for a first-time user?
A vibration-only remote collar is the easiest starting point — no spray refills to manage, adjustable intensity, and a gentle enough sensation to introduce gradually.
Are any of these collars suitable for puppies?
Always check the minimum age and weight guidance on the specific product — most training collars in this range are intended for adult dogs, typically 6 months and over.
How long does training usually take?
This varies by dog and behaviour, but most owners see noticeable improvement within one to two weeks of consistent use, paired with positive reinforcement.
What if my dog seems distressed by the collar?
Stop use and try a gentler setting or response type. These collars are designed to redirect attention, not cause distress — if a dog reacts badly even at the lowest setting, it may not be the right training method for them.
