If you think remote collars are simply torture tools used to inflict pain and punishment upon your dog, think again.  Not all remote collars are created equal; the key is adjustability.  The best of today's e-collars are not made to shock your dog, and they have forever changed the way dogs can be trained:  faster, easier, and with less stress than ever before.

Because the difference between each level of stimulation is so subtle, our professional trainers can find just the right level for your dog.  This level does not cause pain, fear, or emotional distress.  In fact, you'll find that both the dog and the owner are far less stressed when utilizing this training method.

With Muttley Manners e-collar training, you work with a professional every step of the way, and your dog learns faster (and happier!) than with any other training method.  In fact, you can learn how to have a completely off-leash-obedient dog in as few as six lessons.

Muttley Manners only uses Dogtra e-collars for its *private instruction courses, which are highly adjustable and safe for any dog.  However, we know that so-called 'shock collars' have not always been this way, and their use is hotly debated.  So here are a few items to get you acclimated with how they're being used by professionals today, and how they can benefit you and your dog.

*Group classes (e.g. Puppy Preschool) do not utilize remote collars.

The Truth about 'Shock' Collars:

When in the hands of professionals like Tanya, the modern e-collar is the furthest thing from a 'shock' collar used merely as a punishment.  We highly recommend you spend some time at a blog called The Truth About Shock Collars.  The blog is authored by Robin MacFarlane, one of the world's best and most renowned e-collar trainers, and a friend and colleague of Tanya's.

Report on modern e-collars:

This free report details how much remote collars have evolved in the years since their creation: