No, they're on the same button so it's one or the other

The printed instructions read like IKEA instructions. ಠ_ಠ (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

Make sure the level is set to 0 and only M is displayed. The instructions aren't real clear about that, but I found a video on here that was more detailed.

As long as the collar T button you can tone, it just depends on your training

Have your dog loose in a room, not paying you any attention.Then, start at 1, move up levels 1 at a time, The dog may look for a fly when first persieving the collar sensation. I then threw treat. Repeat no less than 3 times, no more than 5. End that training session.

It’s not hard at all.

at the higher settings sort of, it's more like a static shock than an electric shock. Low levels feels like a bug crawling on you. E collars are much safer than shock collars because they don't send eclectic shocks that can burn. most dogs are very responsive to level 4-7 but the mini educator goes up to 100 but that's extreme in 99% of cases.

also your dog's neck is much more sensitive than most places on your body's so just because you can't feel it doesn't mean your dog can't.

No it’s completely different than a shock 👍

The exact same buttons/procedure you use to change it from 1 - 2 :)

You can set the booster to 1 and keep your collar on M & C and not boost.

To switch between dogs tap the T button without tapping any other

Thanks! For myself if i use the ecollar for 1-2hrs a day for a hike or walk and make sure to turn it off after it will last at least a week sometimes 2 weeks. It charges within 2hrs also with rapid charge. If you kept the collar on all day like 8 hrs for example while camping or something then turned it off at night the battery last about 3 days. If you use the night light function on the collar though it will only last about 2 full days of full day use plus night time nightlight while camping or being out alll day. The battery is very good considering it takes 2hrs to charge and last a really long time and is rechargeable. I also have a car charger so i can charge it when out on trips with my dog. Also if the battery starts to not hold charge say after 3-5 years of use of the collar you can replace the collar cheaply through ordering a new one.

@@valleycaninetraining that's great! Thank you again

Thanks for watching! I am happy the video was helpful for you. I have a list of future videos to record and will for sure add "how to find your dog's training level" to it.

I do think that she covered that! I suggest you watch it again.

So my mini educator came today. Turns out you can toggle between dog 1 and dog 2 without correcting the dogs by using the T (tap) button. it toggles between tap, dog 1, and dog 2. Perfect. I can easily put a light on for dog 2 without having to correct it, but while keeping the locked in stim level.

Exactly. use the T button to switch between the 2 dogs to turn on the light.

Hey Leigh I think you meant to act whats the difference between the mini educator et-302 and the micro educator. The difference is the size of the receiver on the collar. The micro is smaller and lighter for smaller dogs and the mini is a regular sized ecollar receiver. For your dogs i would suggest either 2 micro collars or one micro for your 10 pound dog and a mini for the 20 pound dog. Thanks!

Thank you for watching Kristine. Unfortunately there is no way to stim 1 dogs at the same time. What I usually suggest is whichever dog listens the best or is more of the leader (for example if i call my one dog both usually come because one follows the other) then i call that dog first. I suggest practicing getting fast at recalling one after the other and boosting if needed (you can set separate boosters for each dog). I recommend to practice this with just the remote at home and time yourself to increase the speed of your recall/pressing the buttons. Also if you work on a quick recall with your dogs you should be able to call both back separately within a few seconds. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any other questions. You can also email us at [email protected] Or check out our website www.valleycanine.net

@@valleycaninetraining Thanks for asking that question, Kristine....and the answer is understandable and with my two dogs, a boarder collie mix and a lab mix, the lab is the leader. If I may add, Miss Valley Training, I am soooooo glad you made this video. I have had the 2-dog system for more than a month and just learning how all this works is a bit daunting!!! I have watched, or tried to watch, more than a few video instructions...well, probably more like 10! They are either full of "uuuhs", too hard to understand or not well prepared at all...one lady even was trying to describe it while taking care of an infant that wasn't too happy with what mama was doing!!! 😬 Anyway, so glad I kept looking and found you. Your voice is pleasing, great diction, you are prepared and organised, it seems you know the material very well, as well as all the Educator parts. The only thing I could suggest is the movement of the items, when close to the camera, it gets blurry and I felt a little sea sick trying to keep watching the transmitter while you were moving it around. Otherwise, your video is head and shoulder above everyone else, even the folks that make the Educator. That guy was pretty bad...😒 So, I will be tuning in again and again to keep up with what I need to practice next - many thanks for the excellent video!!!