Cujo Control Releases Updated Dog Training Shock Collar

Cujo Control, a business in Fairfield, NJ, dedicated to making high quality pet products, is proud to announce that they have just launched a new dog training collar. This shock collar, available on Amazon, is the CC-810 version. The company, which is family operated by Jeremy Arteago and his Rottweiler Hunter, has upgraded the collar to be even more comfortable and efficient.

Jeremy Arteago, founder of Cujo Control, says: "My dog Hunter is a Rottweiler, and that breed is notorious for barking too much and generally misbehaving quite significantly. Because of their size, this can make them quite intimidating. I saw the heart and love in Hunter, however, and I have developed products that help people have full control over even the strongest dogs based on their behavior. The upgraded shock collar is the culmination of all that work."

The shock collar has been designed to be efficient on dogs from 10 to 200 pounds. It comes with 16 different sensitivity settings and correction levels, that include beep sounds, static shocks, and vibration. The collar is a professional grade device that comes with a full water resistant receiver. Yet, it is very easy to use on any dog.

Those who have tried the collar have been incredibly pleased with the results. "My 1 year old dog's behavior changed immediately after the very first use of the collar," says Jeff J. on the company's website on http://www.cujocontrol.com/. "The change was so dramatic that I could hardly believe my eyes. He was in no way traumatized. He has the same cheery personality. Only difference is his total level of obedience. Now he can wander freely in the front yard and I don't have to worry about him running in front of cars. It gives him a level of freedom he hasn't had before."

Besides being beneficial for dog training, it also helps to prevent unsafe situations and accidents. It can stop a dog from fighting with other animals, or from running off into the street for instance. With a 330 yard range, it is very easy to stop a dog in its tracks.