Garmin shock collar on duck dog

I don’t know which garmin I have but I have never had an issues plenty of water and ice.

Garmin makes quality products. I wouldn’t hesitate to take their word on their rating. I have never heard a complaint about their collars holding up to water.

They make highly reliable water proof watches and GPS/chart plotters as well.

I use garmin for past 5 yrs and tri tronics before that. Garmin bought TT. Sportdog is good too.

I bought one not sport dog lower quality zero issues. Even hunted this years freeze with it, did not have to use it. Off Amazon transformed my lab into a retrieving machine downvote away shock collars work !

Before she would take ducks to bank and chew on them and not bring them to blind. Since the collar will bring them to me in boat blind. If she knows collar is not on retrieving tennis balls will not drop the ball once on its automatically dropped. She gets excited now upon seeing shock collar knowing she is going hunting. Been total game changer for my chocolate.

Don't worry about water. I have a ~ 8 year old garmin alpha that's lived its whole life in neck deep water on coon dogs and tracking dogs and still works great. It's top notch stuff.

I use a Dogtra 1900s black edition. Works great for my dog and she hunts 40+ times a year.

Off topic, but buy extra chargers. This past season I had 3 hunters lose their chargers for their collar at the camp.

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Dogtra 1900s

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The “handsfree” clicker is great

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If you haven’t already you may wanna put the longer prongs on it. I tried the shorter ones and they were to short to make skin contact through my labs coat.

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I think that was the problem. She is 7 now and about as good a duck dog as an idiot like me could hope for...she would be more shocked at the thought of me thinking she needed anymore training than the collar would provide at this point. Plus she would remind me of my poor shooting and how me pratcicing that would put more ducks in the blind than her occasionally deciding to run the bank or stop and sniff for a rabbit every now and again. She is mean that way...