Remote Dog Training Collar with 3,300 Ft Range and 3 Modes

Off-leash hikes, recall practice, and breaking habits like chasing or digging all go better when you can reach your dog at a distance. This remote dog training collar gives you three ways to do it: beep, vibration, and static stimulation. Each has its own adjustable levels, and the remote works at up to 3,300 feet of range. An LCD on the remote shows the mode, level, and battery at a glance, and both the remote and collar recharge in about 2 hours.

Three Modes, Fine Control

• Beep (8 levels): A warning tone that works well as a cue or marker before any other stimulation.
• Vibration (16 levels): A physical prompt with no static, for dogs who tune out sound.
• Static (99 levels): The strongest option, adjustable in small steps so you can find the lowest level your dog notices.

With 99 static levels, you move in fine steps instead of big jumps. That means you can use the least amount of stimulation needed to get your dog's attention.

Range and Remote

The remote reaches up to 3,300 feet in open space, enough for large yards, fields, and trails. Each mode has its own button, so you can respond instantly without scrolling through menus. There's also an on/off switch, a channel switch, and a reset button. Keep in mind that trees, hills, and buildings reduce the working range.

Key Features

• Three training modes: Beep, vibration, and static, each with separate levels.
• Up to 3,300 ft range: Stay connected on open ground and long trails.
• LCD remote: Shows the active mode, level, and battery status.
• Fast recharging: About 2 hours to charge, with up to 15 days of use and 60 days of standby.
• Flexible charging: Use a wall adapter, power bank, or laptop.
• Waterproof collar receiver: Keeps working through rain, wet grass, and muddy fields.
• Adjustable reflective strap: Fits neck sizes up to 25 inches and can be trimmed to length.

Getting the Fit Right

The contact points must touch your dog's skin for vibration and static to work consistently. Place the receiver on the side or front of the neck and tighten the strap until you can slide one finger underneath. Once it fits, trim the extra strap. For more fitting tips, see how tight a dog collar should be.

Train Responsibly

An e-collar works best as a communication tool, not a punishment. Start with the beep and vibration modes. If you use static, begin at level 1 and increase slowly until your dog shows a small sign of noticing, like an ear flick or a head turn. That's their working level.

Never correct in anger. If your dog shows fear or aggression, work with a professional trainer before using static. Remove the collar after training sessions and check the skin under the contact points for redness. Pair corrections with praise and rewards, using tools from our dog training accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this training collar without the shock mode?

Yes. Beep, vibration, and static each have a separate button, so static never activates unless you press it. Many owners train only with beep and vibration.

Will I get the full 3,300 feet of range in the woods?

Probably not. The maximum range applies to open, unobstructed ground. Dense trees, hills, and buildings shorten it, so expect less distance on wooded trails.

Can one remote control two dogs?

The remote has a two-channel switch, but this set includes one collar receiver. Contact us before ordering if you plan to train two dogs, so we can confirm a second receiver is compatible.

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