Dog Training Collar for Consistent Sound, Vibration and Adjustable-Stimulation Use in Varied Settings

This dog training collar gives pet parents a flexible way to reinforce one command or behaviour at a time. Depending on the selected option, the system provides sound, vibration and adjustable stimulation, while multiple remote ranges suit different training environments.

Choose carefully from complete range options, collar-only receivers that require a compatible remote, a remote-only option, or the automatic anti-bark collar that requires no remote.

Key Features

• Sound and vibration provide lower-intensity cues to try before stimulation, supporting a gradual approach that follows your dog's response.
• Adjustable stimulation offers 99 intensity levels, allowing careful step-by-step adjustment when a stronger cue is genuinely necessary.
• IP67 water resistance is suitable for swimming and rainy conditions, making the receiver practical when training continues in wet weather.
• Remote options span 500m, 800m and 1000m, so pet parents can select a range suited to their usual training environment.
• One transmitter can control up to three collars, simplifying consistent cue practice in multi-dog households when additional compatible receivers are selected.
• The blue backlit screen improves visibility during evening sessions, while auto power save, standby and memory functions make routine operation more convenient.

Specifications

• Battery type: Lithium-ion
• Input voltage: 100–240V, 50/60Hz
• Output voltage: 5V, 0.5A
• Waterproof rating: IP67
• Remote range options: 500m, 800m or 1000m
• Training modes: Sound, vibration and adjustable stimulation
• Stimulation levels: 1–99
• Charging time: 4 hours for transmitter and receiver
• Approximate standby time: One week
• Adjustable collar length: Up to 67cm
• Product weight: 0.3350kg
• Package dimensions: 19 × 15 × 5.30cm
• Transmitter capacity: Up to 3 collars
• Display: Blue backlit screen
• Power functions: Auto power save, standby and memory

Fully charge the device before its first use. Work on one command or behaviour at a time, beginning with sound or vibration and using stimulation only as a final measure in rare, severe situations. Watch your dog's reaction, keep the intensity from becoming excessive and inspect the neck contact area daily. If you notice a rash or sore, stop using the collar until the skin has healed.