Remote Dog Training Collar with 3300 Ft Range, Beep, Vibration, Static

Calling your dog back from across a field shouldn't mean shouting until your voice gives out. This remote dog training collar reaches your dog from up to 3,300 feet away. It can send a warning tone, a vibration, or a static stimulation, and each one has its own button. The rechargeable collar receiver is waterproof and is rated for dogs from 5 to 120 pounds, so it works for small, medium, and large breeds.

Three Ways to Get Your Dog's Attention

Having separate modes lets you start with the gentlest cue and step up only when your dog needs it:

• Tone: An audible cue through the collar's built-in speaker, useful as a first warning or a training marker.
• Vibration: A physical nudge with no static, for dogs that respond well to touch cues.
• Static: A stronger correction for moments when tone and vibration aren't getting through.

Many owners start with tone and vibration and keep static in reserve. Since each mode has a dedicated button, you can switch between them quickly without scrolling through menus.

Made for Training Outdoors

With a range of up to 3,300 feet, this collar gives you room to work on recall at the park, on open trails, or across a large yard. It's also a way to interrupt habits like chasing, jumping on guests, or barking at the fence. Because the collar is waterproof, rain, wet grass, or a splash through a creek won't cut a session short. Find more gear for time outside on our walk and outdoor page.

Key Features

• Up to 3,300 ft range: Keep communicating with your dog across long distances.
• Dedicated tone, vibration, and static buttons: Choose the right cue in the moment.
• LCD display: Shows the active mode, level, and remote battery at a glance.
• Waterproof collar receiver: Built to handle wet weather and water play.
• Two-channel switch: Channels 1 and 2 let one remote run two receivers.
• Rechargeable remote and collar: Each has its own charging jack, so no disposable batteries are needed.
• Stainless steel contact points: Paired with a plastic housing on the receiver.

Getting the Fit Right

Both contact points need to touch your dog's skin for the collar to work reliably. Fasten the strap snugly, but leave room to slide two fingers underneath. Our guide on how tight a dog collar should be explains how to check the fit.

Important to Know

The 3,300 ft figure is a maximum. Trees, buildings, and hilly ground can shorten the working range. Always begin at the lowest level and increase gradually. Avoid leaving the collar on for long stretches, and check the skin under the contact points regularly. For aggression or fear-based behavior, work with a professional trainer rather than relying on correction alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this training collar suitable for a small dog?

Yes. It's rated for dogs from 5 to 120 pounds. For small or sensitive dogs, begin with tone or vibration and use the lowest static level only if needed.

Can one remote control two dogs?

The remote has a channel switch marked 1 and 2, so it can operate two collar receivers. You will need a second receiver for the second dog.

Take your training outdoors with a collar that reaches your dog wherever they roam. See more options in our dog training collars collection.