The PRO Trashbreaker handheld is a step up in the world of dog training. This advanced dog training collar allows you to train more dogs at longer ranges.

The Trashbreaker can train as many as 9 different dogs using the single handheld receiver and will maintain communication up to 4 miles away. That’s 3 more dogs and twice as far as any other electronic dog training system on the market with the exception of the Garmin Alpha.

All Garmin PRO Trashbreaker handhelds keep the same feel as the older G3/G2 system and offer easy-to-use Tri-Tronics training features that include 6 continuous stimulation levels plus tone. The top-mounted stimulation selection dial allows for quick adjustments, while the remote-controlled LED beacon lights on the dog’s collar will allow you to locate your dog in low-light conditions.

As an added bonus, the PRO Trashbreaker comes with Garmin’s BarkLimiter technology. This automatically senses your dogs’ vocalizations and corrects when your dog barks too much or too loud.

Here are just a few of the hallmarks of the Garmin PRO Trashbreaker:

• • Remote beacon lights
• • Built-in BarkLimiter
• • Long range antenna
• • Collars are slightly smaller and use a ¾-inch collar

Buddy's Quick Review: Pro Trashbreaker

While we've always been a fan of the Trashbreaker model by Tri-Tronics, we feel that Garmin’s PRO Trashbreaker falls a bit short of our expectations. Although we would have developed this product a bit differently for our customers and their needs, it is still the longest-range training system on the market. I personally think dog owners should really take a good look at Garmin’s Alpha product line to make sure before purchasing the Trashbreaker.

Pros:

• • Long distance training ability
• • Ability to connect to any Alpha antenna for farther distance
• • Expandable to 9 dogs

Cons:

• • Exposed antenna can be chewed on by pups and adult dogs

As one of the most advanced dog training systems on the market, the Garmin PRO Trashbreaker handheld will be a great asset for many of your training needs.