Dogtra Arc Vs Dogtra 1900s Dog Collar Comparison

Can the 1900S control a German Shepard that is a good dog but very protective over his turf. I know I need to 1st train what is acceptable behavior first but I’m hoping this can help control his rude behavior when accidental off-leash incounters with steet walkers in the neighborhood happen. The dog is 2 months old and about 60lbs at this time.

I have a 6 month old German Shepherd/Pyrenees mix, she was a rescue. I’ve been stuck trying to decide between the ARC and 1900s, she’s just under 60lbs at the moment and isn’t very responsive to slip leads but is very responsive to prong corrections. I am leaning towards the arc because she is about 80% reliable with only verbal recall with distractions but I don’t want to buy a collar that she’ll outgrow in a couple months. The thicker hair around her neck and her estimated adult size (115 or so) make me a bit concerned about the arc making good connection.

That's a massive size difference! Looks like it's the ARK for me.

Hi, which would you recommend for a stubborn Husky? He is 25kg and almost a yr old.

What do you think would work for a 35 lb Australian Shepherd?

I’m late this this but recommendation for a 40lb Heeler? I want the 1900s only due to the lack of vibration intensity on the ARC. Is the ARC vibration as bad as people say?

I have a 1 year old Doberman and I’m trying to decide. He needs just that extra touch for training. He can be very stubborn when encountering another dog or animals. He can lose his mind and not much can get his attention off of it

I have been using mini Educator for my Shiba Inu, but newly adopted Malinois that seems to tank level 100 when he tapped into prey drive to chase after squirrel. The remote of strong version of Educator E-Collar is too bulky, so I am considering to switch over to Dogtra

I wonder whether the 1900s remote can be paired with Arc collar? I just want to buy the extra collar and pair it with the remote, rather than carry 2 set of E -collars.