This takes a little time to get use to . The instructions aren't very good . I learned more about this by watching a video on youtube on how to use it . The reciever gets signals from somewhere other than the transmitter . The collar will beep and vibrate out of the blue when the collar is on or off the dog . Talk about confusing the dog ! If they were on a different frequency which isn't used much , it would be great . The actual matching of the reciever to the transmitter gave me more fits than anything . After charging and turning the reciever on , or turning it on any time , I discovered that it's best to set the collar down and move 6feet away from it before matching the transmitter to the collar . It works great after that except for the stray signals the collar picks up from other frequency sources. If this used frequencies that were not so common so that the collar wouldn't pick up these stray signals, this setup would be ideal .
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