
Meet the smallest training collar built for tiny dogs For toy breeds weighing 5–15 pounds, the eXuby Tiny Shock Collar a compact, unobtrusive training tool designed to fit without adding...
Meet the smallest training collar built for tiny dogs For toy breeds weighing 5–15 pounds, the eXuby Tiny Shock Collar a compact, unobtrusive training tool designed to fit without adding bulk to everyday wear
Its slim profile and light construction make it easier to keep sessions focused on your dog’s behavior without weighing them down
Three training modes, nine adjustable levels Choose between sound, vibration, or a traditional correction
With nine intensity levels, you can tailor the signal to your dog's sensitivity
The system is remote-driven and not automatic, so every cue comes from you
Sound mode delivers an audible cue without physical sensation Vibration mode provides a gentle, tangible alert Shock mode nine adjustable levels for customized correction; start low Personalization and ease of use The collar includes interchangeable blue and pink plates, allowing you to match your pup’s personality
A bright, pocket-sized remote keeps training within reach during walks or at home
The outer shell is gray, pairing with many accessories and environments
Interchangeable blue and pink plates for style and customization Pocket-size remote for quick, on-the-go training Compact, animal-friendly design designed for small breeds Durable, weather-ready design and practical care Water-resistant and built for everyday use, the unit stands up to indoor sessions and light outdoor conditions
A long-lasting battery supports longer training blocks between charges
Note: this is not an automatic bark collar and should be used under direct supervision
-world use often centers on gentle corrections paired with clear commands to curb behaviors like barking, biting, or scratching
Individual results vary, but many owners appreciate the focused, command-driven approach over repeated passive corrections
Getting started: practical tips Prioritize fit, bond, and consistency
Start at the lowest level, pair each cue with a command, and keep sessions short and positive
Use distractions to ensure you teach your dog to respond to your signals reliably
Ensure a comfortable collar fit before training Begin with the lowest level and pair with commands Keep sessions short and positive for results Train in low-distraction environments first, then expand FAQ Q: Is the eXuby Tiny Shock Collar suitable for small dogs
A: Yes, it's designed for dogs 5–15 lbs when used as directed under supervision
Q: Does this collar work automatically or require remote control
A: It requires a command from the remote and is not an automatic bark collar