Electronic Dog Collar

400 yard range. Durable, rechargeable, waterproof receiver. Entry-level companion dog trainer for small to medium breeds. Start at $151.99

Has user friendly controls that any dog owner can understand. Choose your type of correction by sight or feel using large buttons. Raise the stimulation level by turning the rheostat on the top of the control. Rheostat correction-level-dial allows the user infinite correction adjustments and better control over the exact effective stimulation level.

Turn the dial to gradually increase or decrease the level of stimulation at the hand-held transmitter. Infinite (instead of pre-set) levels allow the trainer (paying close attention to the dog) to receive very early responses from the dog as the correction is raised so that he can stop the instant that the correction level is effective (before overwhelming the dog with a confusingly high correction.) Rheostat control enhances the consistency of the message to maintain the dog's momentum during training sessions. No clumsy re-setting or retooling levels during the exercises.

Dogtra 1750NCP electronic dog collar Features at a Glance:
• Infinite Correction Levels - Rheostat dial on top of transmitter sets correction levels easily and instantly
• Three Types of Stimulation - Nick, continuous and vibration pager
  • Instant "nick" correction that lasts only a fraction of a second no matter how long you hold the button down
  • Continuous correction that lasts as long as you hold the button down (until safety shut off occurs)
  • Pager-Vibration mode for a warning or to use as a call feature for long distance re-calls.
• Waterproof Housing - The trainer's transmitter is water - resistant, The dog's collar is waterproof
• More Precise & Secure Collar Positioning - Collar runs over the receiver, holding the receiver more securely against the dog's neck in the proper position as well as making it less obvious and more comfortable.
• User-Friendly Size - The transmitter is compact with large control buttons that are easy to use.
• Non-Exposed Antenna - The dog's collar is lightweight and non-obtrusive in appearance
• Secure Mud Plug: The plug that protects the battery charger input on the collar is conveniently located on the inside of the receiver against the dog's neck making is nearly impossible to become dislodged.
• Effective Range - Delivers stimulation at 400 plus yards
• Rechargeable NiMH Batteries - Hold a charge for a week or more with every day use
• One Charger System - Charges both the trainer's transmitter and the dog's collar
• Conveniently Priced
• 30 day money-back guarantee
• 1 yr parts & 2 yr electronics manufacturer warranty

1 mile range! Controls up to 4 hounds at one time. Rechargeable. Waterproof. Single and multi-dog models. Start at: $252.95

Designed for those Beagles and Hound owners who need a dependable long-range training collar to control a number of dogs in the field at once. The 1800NC is a reasonably-priced single or multi-dog unit that offers sixteen levels of stimulation (8 Nick and 8 Constant modes) - low to high power.

Features a waterproof receiver/transmitter along with long-lasting rechargeable Ni-MH batteries, and a one-mile plus range.Collar fits neck size up to approx 27".

These features, along with industry-leading durability, make the 1800NC Pack Trainer the leader of the pack.

A small, lightweight, waterproof collar to control nuisance barking. Fast rechargeable battery, Intelligent bark recognition, and more secure fit against the neck for more consistent correction. Start at $70.95

Two choices

YS300 Intelligent electronic dog collar: "Sound recognition and filtering microprocessor" that distinguishes your dog's barking from ambient noises. Self-activating micro-processing sound analysis technology, which only responds to the barking of your dog. (Patents pending.) Features 7 intensity levels for a wide variety of dispositions. Level "P" only emits a vibration, whereas levels 2-7 emit a vibration followed by stimulation. With proper repeated usage, when level "P" is used, your dog can learn to stop barking with the vibration warning so that stimulation will no longer be necessary. The fully waterproof receiver features two-hour quick charge Lithium-Polymer batteries, antimicrobial plastic casing, LED battery life indicator, and surgical stainless steel contact points to minimize irritation to the dog's skin. Testing level (T) that allows for testing of the collar without any electrical correction. Fits dogs as small as 10 lbs. (receiver weight: 4.0 ounces) Fits neck size up to approx 27".

YS500 Brute Barker:A lightweight, waterproof collar to control nuisance barking in large dogs and really stubborn barkers. Rechargeable NiMH battery and more secure fit against the neck for more consistent correction. All 7 levels of correction are easily selected from a dial on the collar. The Yapper Stopper 500 is self contained with no parts to lose or misplace.

Both electronic dog collars Feature:
• Easy to use - One dial does it all. On/Off switch and 7-intensity-selection dial on the collar.
• Rechargable batteries
• Waterproof
• Kit includes small collar box with collar, battery and battery recharger, instructions
• One year warranty

Learn How to Choose the Correct Collar for your training situation, about Authorized Dealers, and much more.

electronic dog collars Buyer's Guide Compare Sporting Dog Collar Features Sporting Dog electronic dog collars have been used for many years to train companion hunting dogs and competition field dogs. The psychology of training using remote dog trainers has evolved into a sophisticated study, and techniques are more humane and more productive than ever. The sophisitcation of the newer collars as well as the ease of use has made them a practical necessity for a polished, finished dog. Stimulation/Corrections are varied depending on the training system and your individual situation: All good systems incorporate a system of stimulation levels designed to get your dog's attention, guide his movement, and communicate your pleasure with his performance. Some systems correct your dog using a harmless but unpleasant static shock (most of them). Some use unpleasant audible or inaudible sounds which have previously been used simultaneously with the static correction until they are understood by the dog to BE the correction. Some use only adjustable vibration (NEW), warning or pager features. Communication/Stimulation Levels & Duration: Duration: Instant (Nick) stimulation is instantaneous and lasts only ½ sec (or less) no matter how long you hold the button down. Continuous stimulation lasts as long as you hold the button (emergency shut off in about 10 sec), and Pager or Tone-Only uses only a vibration, buzz or tone to alert or command the dog. (Vibration is a great tool for training young dogs, sensitive dogs, or deaf dogs). Continuous stimulation is most often used in early stages of "gentle pressure" (often called "escape") training and Nick correction is best used to fine-tune the behavior afterwards. (Most trainers start with positive reinforcement and demonstration until the dog knows the commands before any electronic pressure is applied. "Escape" training, (where a dog is able to end a constant-low-level continuous stimulation by performing some task) is used in many or most hunting and field dog training scenarios and is also highly effective. (It should be used only after a thorough understanding of the technique has been mastered.) The new V-collars (escalating vibration) use pressure from vibration to guide the dog through the steps and are very useful for very young dogs, sensitive dogs, early training, and guiding during find-tuning. All of the collars presented here have both Nick and Continuous Stimulation options. Some have vibration, beeper, and tone modes as well. Levels: The more finesse you have to tailor the stimulation to the exact temperament of your dog and the exact circumstances of the situation, the more quickly your dog will respond and the less chance there is of over-correction. Every dog will need at least a couple of different levels depending on the circumstances. You will find that a dog who performs flawlessly in the back yard will need a higher level of stimulaiton to gain his attention when he is outside his usual environment where distractions are high such as in the park or in the field. He may need a higher level still if he is engaged in a "high adrenaline" state such as when chasing a car, another dog or cat, or honed in on the wrong game. Dogs who are wet will need a lower level of stimulation due the high conductivity of their wet skin that will channel the full effect directly to them. Training should be accomplished at the lowest level that gets a response without causing fear or yipping pain.Your dog should look up at you when he feels the stimulation. His neck muscle might give a small twitch, but no vocalization, lowered ear set, cowering or otherwise showing fear should be apparent. Your system should have levels at both ends of the spectrum including a "very soft" stimulation mode at the low end. Novice trainers often look only at the high end which will be used only rarely (if at all) for aversion training. The low is even more important. Some electronic training systems such as the Unleashed systems have a low end that is so gentle that you can put it on your own skin and not feel uncofmortable. Because stimulation is used to get attention more than to "punish", it is important to have a very low end to help guide the dog without administering pain. The number of different settings for corrections and the way to program them is important and completely individual to each manufacturer and to each collar in their line. Multiple dogs? If you train more than one dog with your single transmitter, you will certainly want levels from low to high with as many shades of gray as possible in between so that the temperament of each dog is satisfied independently. Warning tones: During more than 30 years of training, we have found that warning tones are rarely useful and often do more harm than good when used in their assumed fashion - as a warning that a more severe correction is coming. They often cause the dog anxiety while making the owner feel that they have "saved" the dog. The trainer who uses the tone to warn often depends on it to the detriment of the dog and the training process - in short, it encourages “nagging" and inconsistent handling. We don't recommend their use in this fashion. Instead, we recommend a collar with a tone-only feature that you can use as a command tone. If you teach the dog to "come" using the tone, you will have a remote recall that will tell him when it is time to return to you. Or you might use it as a "whoa" command to tell him when to stop his forward movement. These are two very positive and useful techniques that make a warning or pager feature valuable. A praise tone can be very useful. It is highly regarded as a positive reinforcement tool and it lends itself well to positive reinforcement (or clicker) training. It can be a very valuable tool to let a dog in the field know that he is doing the right thing. A little like the game "hot-cold", a praise tone lets your dog know when he is getting "warmer" and encourages him to continue in the direction you have praised. Beepers for tracking your dog have replaced bells in recent years as beeper features have become more sophisiticated. The best beepers have a variety of sounds from duck quacks to hawk screams. They will also have volume control so that you can turn them up in high cover and down in open space or whenever appropriate. A good beeper collar should also have variable timing. Most keep on beeping when the dog is standing still (on point) and have a different rythmn when he is moving. You should be able to choose your preferences. A good beeper should also have a "locator" tone that you can use to find the dog when the other tones are turned off. Being able to keep track of his movement and knowing when he has spotted your next opportunity is very convenient.Dogtra 2500T&B Long Distance Collars have a built in beeper, so one collar does it all. Range: Range is discussed below as far as different types of training. Range is adversely affected by terrain. Mountains, hills, dense trees all inhibit range and will reduce the range claimed by the manufacturers. We also recommend that you reduce the claimed range by about 1/3 in many instances just because "marketing" tends to exaggerate. Range for correction is not usually the reason to have a collar with long reach, as most trainers wouldn't dream of correcting their dog when he is out of sight and might be doing exactly what he is supposed to do. However range for recall is important. That is where the "tone-only" "Come" command (above) is invaluable and range matters. Whether you will be training an Upland dog, a water dog or retriever, or a hound, there are a few of considerations you can judge early. Most hunting is done in the fall and winter when weather can be a factor. Larger buttons (for glove use) or more sturdy equipment is desirable - balanced against the size and bulkiness of carrying it. Whether you want the dog's receiver to be waterproof (able to be submerged in water) or just water-resistant (able to get wet but not completely submerged) is entirely dependent on the terrain in which you will use it. A water proof receiver is a necessity if you will be training near ponds, lakes or streams. A waterproof transmitter is usually not necessary unless you think you will actually drop it in water. If you will be away from electrical power for some time, Replaceable batteries are nice and instantaneous. However, a good, fully-charged NiMH or Lithium-Polymer Battery should hold a charge for several days of hard use. Dogtra Super X has new Lithium-Polymer batteries with fast charger. Sporting dog trainers have more range than pet trainers. Communicating with your dog from a distance is imperative if you need to tell him to return to you for any reason. That is where the "tone-only" "Come" command is invaluable and range matters. Long-distance trainers have longer external antennas on the transmitters. (There are no exposed antennas on the dog's collars any more). Some long-distance trainers have beeper-locaters or you might want to add a beeper to your dog's collar. (Remember that they are sometimes very loud and can rattle a dog that has not worn one before. Be sure to get him used to it much like you would steady him to shot) Wetlands Bird Dog Training These collars have more range than pet trainers but less than hound trainers and upland trainers. Cold hands and difficult terrain often lead to dropped transmitters, so a waterproof transmitter is very beneficial. Upland Bird Dog Training need more range than waterfowl collars but less than hound trainers. Whether the transmitter needs to be waterproof or not is dictated by the terrain in which you train and hunt. Beepers are very useful for keeping track of pointers. Hound Training Systems You will find them at the high end for both distance and dollars. Hounds run very far afield (needing a mile range or better). Hounds often hunt in packs and many hound trainers come with more than one collar to train or control more than one dog at a time. Often used to break dogs of chasing the wrong type of game, most hound collars have average features and larger transmitters. There may not be a need for hundreds of levels of correction, as the dog chasing the wrong game usually needs a fast, fairly severe correction NOW - not much finesse to it. (This can be a life-saver for the dog headed into dangerous terrain or chasing a dangerous animal and is considered a "hot" situation). However, most collars with such long range incorporate more levels of correction anyway. (Dogtra Super X is designed for X-treme training) TOP

1/2 mile. Rechargeable, 100% waterproof. One and two dog models. Start at: $224.99

Field Star with LCD screen is a powerful entry level pet training K-9 or sporting dog unit for mild-mannered to stubborn disposition dogs.

The1900NCP is a low- to high-power electronic dog collar that is a favorite of the upland hunter. It is an ideal choice for any medium-size or large-breed dog regardless of temperament. Features include waterproof transmitter & receiver, rechargeable, USER-REPLACEABLE Ni-MH batteries, half-mile range, nick and constant stimulation, and Dogtra's patented non-stimulating pager.

Dogtra 1900NCP electronic dog collar Features at a glance:
• Low to High Power - Intensity of correction works like a rheostat allowing you to change intensity with no jump between levels for extremely accurate and instantaneous changes according to training conditions. 0 - 127 Levels
• Three Types of Stimulation Nick and Continuous corrections. Vibration Pager mode.
• Fully Waterproof
• Field-Friendly Size - The transmitter is compact with large control buttons that are easy to use.
• Non-Exposed Antenna - The dog's collar is lightweight and has no antenna to get hung up in the field
• Up to 1/2 Mile Range
• Rechargeable NiMH Batteries - Hold a charge for a week or more with every day use. Can be replaced by USER.
• One Charger System - Charges both the trainer's transmitter and the dog's collar
• Easily visible blue LCD screen displays exact level of stimulation and can be seen in the dark or low light conditions.
• Three bar battery life indicator on transmitter
• Available in a 2-Dog Model (DOG1902NCP)
• Collar fits neck size up to approx 27".
• Two Year Manufacturer Warranty
• 30 day money-back guarantee
• 1 yr parts & 2 yr electronics manufacturer warranty

1/2 mile range, waterproof receiver, rechargeable batteries, infinite correction setting, vibration pager included. This low to mid-range power unit bridges the gap between a pet trainer and a professional training collar at a very attractive price. Start At: * $173.99

Three easy-reach buttons control the whole unit.

No clumsy re-setting or retooling correction levels during the exercises. Rheostat dial at the top of the hand-held transmitter allows the user infinite correction adjustments and better control over the exact effective stimulation level that the dog receives. Turn the dial to gradually increase or decrease the level of stimulation . Infinite (instead of pre-set) levels allow the trainer (paying close attention to the dog) to receive very early responses from the dog as the correction is raised so that he can stop the instant that the correction level is effective (before overwhelming the dog with a confusingly high correction.) Rheostat control also enhances the consistency of the message to maintain the dog's momentum during training sessions.

Dogtra 200NCP Gold electronic dog collar Features:
• Infinite Correction Levels - Turn the dial at the top to adjust the level of stimulation according to the dog's temperament
• Three Stimulation Types: Nick (short burst), Constant (Corrects until you release the button or until safety shut-off) and vibration (warning or pager)
• Small Transmitter & Receiver - Small transmitter makes carrying easy, and small receiver has low profile in brush and less hardware for the dog to wear.
• Waterproof Housing - The trainer's transmitter is water - resistant. The dog's collar is waterproof
• Non-Exposed Antenna - The dog's collar is lightweight and non-obtrusive in appearance
• More Precise & Secure Collar Positioning - Collar runs over the receiver, holding the receiver more securely against the dog's neck in the proper position as well as making it less obvious and more comfortable. Fits neck size up to approx 27".
• Effective range up to 1/2 mile
• Glove-use Buttons - A no-look feel during inclement weather
• "Positive-Action" Turn-on/off Switch - No chance for the dog's collar to accidentally turn off while in the field. Also easier to use than old-fashioned paper dot matching.
• Rechargeable NiMH Batteries - Hold a charge for a 3-4 weeks with moderate use.
• One Charger - Charges both the trainer's transmitter and the dog's collar
• Secure Mud Plug: The plug that protects the battery charger input on the collar is conveniently located on the inside of the receiver against the dog's neck making is nearly impossible to become dislodged.
• Two-dog unit has simple front-located slide switch on the transmitter to change from one dog to the other.
• Two-dog Units Need No special Programming - No risk of stimulating the wrong dog.
• 30 day money-back guarantee
• 1 yr parts & 2 yr electronics manufacturer warranty

1/2 mile range. Durable, rechargeable, waterproof. Entry-level companion dog trainer for mild-mannered to medium temperament breeds. Start at: $199.99

Has user friendly controls that any dog owner can understand. Choose your type of correction by sight or feel using large buttons. Raise the stimulation level by turning the rheostat on the top of the control. Rheostat correction-level-dial allows the user infinite correction adjustments and better control over the exact effective stimulation level.

Turn the dial to gradually increase or decrease the level of stimulation at the hand-held transmitter. Low to Medium Power. 0 - 127 levels allow the trainer (paying close attention to the dog) to receive very early responses from the dog as the correction is raised so that he can stop the instant that the correction level is effective (before overwhelming the dog with a confusingly high correction.) Rheostat control enhances the consistency of the message to maintain the dog's momentum during training sessions. No clumsy re-setting or retooling levels during the exercises.

Dogtra 280NCP electronic dog collar Features at a Glance:
• 0- 127 Correction Levels - Rheostat dial on top of transmitter sets correction levels easily and instantly. Low to Medium Power
• Three Types of Stimulation - Nick, continuous and vibration pager
  • Instant "nick" correction that lasts only a fraction of a second no matter how long you hold the button down
  • Continuous correction that lasts as long as you hold the button down (until safety shut off occurs)
  • Pager-Vibration mode for a warning or to use as a call feature for long distance re-calls.
• 100% Waterproof
• More Precise & Secure Collar Positioning - Collar runs over the receiver, holding the receiver more securely against the dog's neck in the proper position as well as making it less obvious and more comfortable.
• User-Friendly Size - The transmitter is compact with large control buttons that are easy to use.
• Non-Exposed Antenna - The dog's collar is lightweight and non-obtrusive in appearance
• Secure Mud Plug: The plug that protects the battery charger input on the collar is conveniently located on the inside of the receiver against the dog's neck making is nearly impossible to become dislodged.
• Effective Range - Delivers stimulation at 1/2 mile range
• Rechargeable NiMH Batteries - Hold a charge for a week or more with every day use. Are User-Replaceable.
• One Charger System - Charges both the trainer's transmitter and the dog's collar
• Easily visible blue LCD screen displays exact level of stimulation and can be seen in the dark or low light conditions.
• Three bar battery life indicator on transmitter
• Also available in 2-Dog system
• 30 day money-back guarantee
• 1 yr parts & 2 yr electronics manufacturer warranty

Trains two dogs. Beginning, economy, battery-operated electronic dog collar with 150 yard range. Start at $189.95

Basic 2 Dog electronic dog collar Features:
• 2 reflective adjustable collars with lightweight, water-resistant receivers.
• Range of up to 150 yards
• 4 levels of correction from mildest to Best with 10 second safety shut-off
• 3 tone options: "no tone", "tone simultaneous with correction", and "tone with one second delay to correction" (used as a warning)
• 6 volt replaceable alkaline battery for receiver & 12 volt alkaline battery for transmitter (INCLUDED).
• Kit includes everything you need to get started: transmitter, receivers, collars, batteries, instructions etc.
• For dogs 15 to 200 Lb
• One year warranty followed by limited lifetime warranty.
• Kit weight approx 3 Lb.

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300 yard range, rechargeable waterproof receiver & transmitter, 9 levels of correction, training tone option and precision digital display.One and two-dog systems. Start at $189.95

ReadyTest™ audio signal system produces a brief audible click from the collar to assure you of perfect collar contact. New ergonomic collar shape assures better contact and won't turn on your dog's neck like older collar boxes do. 

IUT-300 electronic dog collar Features:
• Large LCD display. Backlight offers easy viewing even at night
• Pocket-sized transmitter uses 12 volt alkaline batteries (inlcuded)
• 9 levels of stimulation to let you zero in on just the right level of correction, no more no less.
  • continuous correction that continues as long as you hold the button
  • Over-Stimulation protection = 10 second lock-out period after 10 seconds of stimulation
  • Boost button raises stimulation by 2 levels while holding down button - for those emergency high-adrenaline situations
  • Tone-only option
• 300 yard range is more than adequate for most general obedience training, upland and waterfowl applications.
• Contoured collar is remarkably thin and comfortable for your dog. Gives more consistent contact.
• Completely waterproof collar receiver and transmitter stand up to rough treatment, even submerged in water.
• Rechargeable internal battery in the receiver using lithium ion technology (which prevents memory build-up) and wall outlet charger (included)
• Fast Charge - only two-three hours. Lasts up to 100 hours of use.
• Sealed magnetic on/off switch
• Low battery indicator light - 3 way status check
• 2-dog training flexibility – Expand the one-dog system with an extra accessory collar purchased later, or get our two-dog training system now.
• For dogs 10 to 200 Lb
• One year warranty followed by limited lifetime warranty.
• Kit includes receiver/collar, transmitter, batteries, & recharger 
• Wt. approx. 3lbs.

Deaf or easily-distracted dogs can benefit greatly from the use of a remote training collar for attention and recall. Start at $85

Using vibration paired with positive reinforcement as well as hand signals, even a totally deaf dog can be taught to face his master for a cue or to come when the vibration calls as well as many other tricks and obedience training exercises.

Living with and training a Deaf dog can be a chore. However, the new vibration trainer makes it a walk in the park.

Vibration Trainer Features:
• Simple Operation
• Long battery life
• Batteries included
• Hand-held transmitter
• Receiver
• Adjustable collar
• Range to 100 yards
• Training Guide

See positive reinforcement training in the obedience training section of dog books. Also note the new book called "Living With a Deaf Dog".

3/4 mile range, rapid-charge rechargeable batteries, waterproof - one and two-dog models Start at: $269.99

Like a faithful retriever, this unit will not let you down - even in the harshest elements. The ultra-compact fully waterproof 2300NCP series is a true multi-purpose e-collar. For mild-mannered to stubborn disposition dogs. It's designed for advanced level pet training, competition field work or any type of hunting where a 3/4 mile range is needed.

Features 2-hour rapid-charge Lithium Polymer battery, nick/constant stimulation modes, and non-electrical stimulation pager. Uses precise rheostat dial to allow the user up to 127 fine-tuned correction adjustments (See details below)

Dogtra 2300NCP electronic dog collar Features at a glance:
• Infinite Correction Levels - Rheostat dial on top of transmitter sets correction levels easily and instantly
• Two or Three Types of Stimulation
  • Continuous correction that lasts as long as you hold the button down (until safety shut off occurs) give you plenty of guidance or correcting power.
  • Instant "nick" correction (lasts only a fraction of a second no matter how long you hold the button down) is mild but motivating
  • Remote pager option for warning or long-distance recall.
• Small Size and Non-Clumsy Feel - Ergonomic trainer's transmitter is small but fits the hand well
• Glove-Use Buttons - A no-look feel during inclement weather
• 100% Waterproof
• Non-Exposed Antenna - The dog's collar is lightweight and non-obtrusive in appearance
• Up to 1/2 Mile Effective Range
• "Positive-Action" Turn-on/Off Switch - No chance for the dog's collar to accidentally turn off while in the field. Also easier to use than old-fashioned paper dot magnet matching.
• Rapid-Recharge Batteries
• One Charger System - Charges both the trainer's transmitter and the dog's collar
• Secure Mud Plug: The plug that protects the battery charger input on the collar is conveniently located on the inside of the receiver against the dog's neck making is nearly impossible to become dislodged.
• Easily visible blue LCD screen displays exact level of stimulation and can be seen in the dark or low light conditions.
• Three bar battery life indicator on transmitter
• Two-Dog Units Need No Special Programming - No risk of stimulating the wrong dog.
• Collar fits neck size up to approx 27".
• 30 day money-back guarantee
• 1 yr parts & 2 yr electronics manufacturer warranty

Super X-treme designed for X-treme training conditions. 1 mile plus. 127 levels, Rechargeable, waterproof transmitter & receiver. One and two dog models. Start at * $315.99

The 3500NCP is called the Super X because of its X-tra features, its X-ceptional range, and its design for X-treme training situations. The unit is fully waterproof with a one-mile range, and has 127 levels of nick and continuous stimulation, as well as the non-stimulating pager/vibration feature.

The rheostat dial allows for gradual adjustment of stimulation. It also features a “Mild” stimulation mode for highly sensitive dogs. The transmitter has an LCD window that displays the intensity level and lets you return to favorite settings easily. Three bar battery life indicator.

The receiver features antimicrobial plastic casing and surgical stainless steel contact points to minimize irritation to the dog’s skin.

Includes two-hour quick charge Lithium-Polymer batteries, belt clip and lanyard. Also available in a two-dog system: 3502NCP.

Dogtra 3500NCP electronic dog collar Features at a glance:
• 127 Correction Levels - Intensity of correction works like a rheostat allowing you to change intensity with no jump between levels for extremely accurate and instantaneous changes according to training conditions.
• Regular" and "Mild" stimulation adjustment for highly sensitive dogs
• LCD Reradout
• Nick and Continuous corrections.
• Waterproof Anti-microbial Housing - The trainer's transmitter AND receiver collar are both waterproof, and receiver is made to stand up to the harshest, most-punishing situations.
• Field-Friendly Size - The transmitter is compact with large control buttons that are easy to use.
• Non-Exposed Antenna - The dog's collar is lightweight and has no antenna to get hung up in the field
• Up to 1 Mile Range
• Fast, Rechargeable Lithium-Polymer Batteries - Hold a charge for a week or more with every day use. Recharge in 2 hours.
• Low battery indicator.
• Collar fits neck size up to approx 27".
• 30 day money-back guarantee
• 1 yr parts & 2 yr electronics manufacturer warranty
• Available in a 2-Dog Model (DOG3502NCP)

One mile range, subersible receiver and transmittter, rechargable lithium ion batteries, one & two dog versions, 15 levels of correction. Start at $279.95

FADE FREE™ superior technology provides true range* with less signal fading over greater distances:
• a truer signal that cuts through the clutter and radio noise that all systems are subjected to.
• more reliable communication with your dog when you need it.
  *True range is measured from line of sight in most field environments and conditions.

Only INNOTEK® FieldPro is Field Rated. Built tough enough to withstand the hard knocks and rough treatment endured in most any situation.
• Crush & impact resistant, military-grade polycarbonate housing
• Rubber Armor withstands all water & weather conditions
• Ultra-fast, two hour charge times
• All climate and terrain tested.

Field Pro Ranger Features:
• True one mile range* with FADE FREE - Constant Signal Connection
• Rechargeable Lithium Ion Batteries (Receiver and Transmitter) - the latest, fastest charging, longest lasting Lithium Ion battery technology.
• Ultra-fast two hour charge time
• Big, easy-to-read information display with backlight
• 15 continuous or brief tap stimulation levels
• Programmable second stimulation button
• Two dog capable transmitter
• Tone training option
• Automatic security ID codes
• Large, Glove-friendly buttons
• Submersible collar receiver and transmitter
• Transmitter over-mold in tough rubber armor
• Comfortable, contoured collar fit for better communication with your dog and a more comfortable fit.
• Soft-sided pro gear bag that carries all of your training gear plus. Has inside zipper pocket for extra paperwork or small equipment.
• Full two year Field Club Express™ warranty coverage.
• Full two year Field Club Express™ warranty coverage. Backed by one of the most comprehensive warranties in the category. No fees, return postage paid and over night delivery of replacement parts for two full years.

Two great collars
FieldPro RangerDescribed above, Purchase below	FieldPro Scout AAA-Batteries in Transmitter, 1/2 mile range INNFPSCOUT

1/2 mile range, subersible receiver and transmittter, rechargabale, one & two dog versions, 15 levels of correction, dedicated emergency button. Start at $229.95

FADE FREE™ superior technology provides true range* with less signal fading over greater distances:
• a truer signal that cuts through the clutter and radio noise that all systems are subjected to.
• more reliable communication with your dog when you need it.
  *True range is measured from line of sight in most field environments and conditions.

Only INNOTEK® FieldPro is Field Rated. Built tough enough to withstand the hard knocks and rough treatment endured in most any situation.
• Crush & impact resistant, military-grade polycarbonate housing
• Rubber Armor withstands all water & weather conditions
• Ultra-fast, two hour charge times
• All climate and terrain tested.

Field Pro Scout Features:
• True one half mile range* with FADE FREE - Constant Signal Connection
• Rechargeable Lithium Ion Batteries (Receiver) - longest lasting Lithium Ion battery technology.
• 3 - AAA User-replaceable Batteries - Transmitter
• Big, easy-to-read information display with backlight
• 15 continuous or brief tap stimulation levels
• Dedicated level 10 emergency Button
• Two dog capable transmitter
• Tone training option
• Automatic security ID codes
• Large, Glove-friendly buttons
• Submersible collar receiver and transmitter
• Transmitter over mold in tough rubber armor
• Comfortable, contoured collar fit
• Soft-sided pro gear bag
• Full two year Field Club Express™ warranty coverage. Backed by one of the most comprehensive warranties in the category. No fees, return postage paid and over night delivery of replacement parts for two full years.

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Compare Companoin Collar Features electronic dog collars are used for problem solving (such as jumping on people, chasing cars, stealing food, avoiding snakes) or for more general training (such as obedience training or hunting dog training). Aggressive behavior is NOT a suitable candidate for electronic collars under any circumstances without a behavior specialist supervising the activity. Training should be accomplished at the lowest stimulation level that gets an attention response without causing fear or yipping pain. Your dog should look up at you when he feels the stimulation. His neck muscle might give a small twitch, but no vocalization, lowered ear set, cowering or otherwise showing fear should be apparent. See How to Introduce Your Dog to His electronic dog collar Communication/Stimulation Types: Most companion dog electronic dog collars use operator-timed continuous communication. Continuous communication lasts as long as you hold the button down (emergency shut off in about 10 sec). Many have Pager or Tone-Only options, which use only a vibration, buzz or tone to alert, direct, or praise the dog. (Vibration is a great tool for training all dogs, but particularly useful in early stage training, for young dogs, or for deaf dogs). Some have praise tones. Unleashed has an electronic dog collar that uses ONLY adjustable vibration stimulation. Levels: The more finesse you have to tailor the stimulation to the exact temperament of your dog and the exact circumstances of the situation, the more quickly your dog will respond and the less chance there is of over-correction. Every dog will need at least a couple of different levels depending on the circumstances. You will find that a dog who performs flawlessly in the back yard will need a higher level of stimulation to get his attention when he is outside his usual environment where distractions are high such as in the park or in the field. He may need a higher level still if he is engaged in a "high adrenaline" state such as when chasing a car, another dog or cat, or honed in on the wrong game. Dogs who are wet will need a lower level of correction due the high conductivity of their wet skin that will channel the full effect directly to them. The number of different settings for stimulation and the way to program them is important and completely individual to each manufacturer and to each electronic dog collar in their line. Warning tones: During more than 30 years of training, we have found that warning tones are rarely useful and often do more harm than good when used in their assumed fashion - as a warning that a more severe correction is coming. They often cause the dog anxiety while making the owner feel that they have "saved" the dog. The trainer who uses the tone to warn often depends on it to the detriment of the dog and the training process - in short, it encourages "nagging" and inconsistent handling. We don't recommend their use in this fashion. Instead, we recommend an electronic dog collar with a tone-only feature that you can use as a command tone. If you teach the dog to "come" using the tone, you will have a remote recall that will tell him when it is time to return to you. Or you might use it as a "whoa" command to tell him when to stop his forward movement. These are two very positive and useful techniques that make a warning or pager feature valuable. A praise tone can be very useful. It is highly regarded as a positive reinforcement tool and it lends itself well to positive reinforcement (or clicker) training. It can be a very valuable tool to let a dog in the field know that he is doing the right thing. A little like the game "hot-cold", a praise tone lets your dog know when he is getting "warmer" and encourages him to continue in the direction you have praised. Summary: A trained dog is a happy dog with a happy family. Statistics show that the number one reason for abandoning a dog or giving it up for adoption (frequently to be euthanized) is bad behavior. Proper use of all of the training tools available to prevent such a tragedy is the humane option.

How electronic dog collars Work electronic dog collars consist of two parts: A hand-held transmitter that broadcasts a radio signal and a receiver worn on the collar of the dog, which translates the signal into a pulse of some type that impacts the dog's behavior. Transmitter Size: The size of the transmitter is important when you must work quickly or under adverse conditions. Smallest are the Innotek FS-15A and FS-25A used for quick, problem solving. Largest are the long range electronic dog collars (usually used for sporting dog training), which (necessarily) must have much more antenna to broadcast a longer distance. Usually smallest means fewer features. Largest means longer distance. We picture each transmitter so that you can get an idea of what type of equipment you will be carrying. Receiver Size: Unless you have a very small dog, don't let the receiver size enter into your decisions. Technological advances have finally gotten the size of the receiver down to reasonable dimensions on all electronic dog collars today. Further reductions come at a cost. Smaller receivers have less room for electronics, which reduces their range, battery life, and reliability. However if you have a toy dog, there are two companies that make tiny dog trainers: Innotek and Petsafe. Antenna: The transmitter has one. The longer distance it must transmit, the larger the transmitter antenna will be. The receiver worn by the dog has one. Today, all receiver antennas are internal so they will not show and they will not be catching on underbrush. Stimulation: Some electronic dog collars have stimulation that starts so low that you can put it on your own skin and not feel discomfort (see Unleashed V-Collars). Some can be turned up very high to really get a stubborn dog's attention, even when he is highly excited or distracted. Learning when to use the button, how long to hold it down, and how high the stimulation should be set is a matter of a little education and close observation of your dog. (see training tips)

How to Introduce the electronic dog collar Training should be accomplished at the lowest stimulation level that gets an attention response without causing fear or yipping pain from your dog. Start when your dog is young if possible. At whatever age you start, put the electronic dog collar receiver next to your leash. Whenever your dog is about to go for an outing, put his electronic dog collar on him (with reception turned off). In a few days, he will get as excited when he sees the training collar as he does when he sees his leash. Your pup should wear his electronic dog collar (turned off) for several days or even weeks before it is actually turned on. This will give him a chance to get used to the feel and weight of the collar over time until he doesn't even remember it is there and to associate it with fun experiences. When it is time to begin actually using the electronic dog collar, get your bag of treats and a fetch toy. Bring your dog (wearing his receiver collar but using his leash and regular nylon collar) to your side and ask him to sit. Praise him. Without staring at him, begin pushing the button on the absolute lowest stimulation that the collar offers. If your dog seems to feel the tingle and looks up at you, stop the stimulation immediately and give him a treat. Repeat this several times interspersed with a few quick exercises and a couple of fetches. He is learning quickly that if he gives you his attention, he can turn the collar off. If he is oblivious, raise the level of stimulation, and try it again. Raise the level until you see him make an obvious sign that he feels it or you see his neck muscle begin to twitch a little. He should look up at you when he feels it (not duck, run, cower, yip or yelp). If any of the bad signs happen, immediately stop the stimulation and move forward in a playful attitude encouraging him to be confident again (as if it were just a minor act of nature like an insect sting that is over in an instant). Give him an opportunity to perform a few simple tasks with treats and then catch the ball or bumper a time or two. Lower the stimulation. Start again, this time stopping before the level that caused the problem. With some close observation, you can set the level to the exact spot that gets you his attention without causing pain or trauma. Play some more. Retire for another session later. (This procedure should last only about 10 minutes, and you should get his attention a few times and end with playtime) (see training tips for more definitions)