Dog Training Collar for Large Dogs, 3000 ft Remote Range, Five Feedback Modes and Tracking Light

Work on recall and unwanted behaviour at home or outdoors using a dog training collar made for large dogs. The remote operates at distances up to 900 metres (approximately 3000 feet), while its anti-interference design supports more dependable communication during training.

Five training modes let you respond according to your dog's sensitivity and the situation. Start with tone or vibration, observe your dog's reaction and reserve stimulation for rare, extreme circumstances after gentler cues have not worked.

Key Features

• Choose from 16 tone levels, a visibility light, 36 vibration levels, 15 general stimulation levels and 21 boosted stimulation levels, giving you graduated options for different responses.
• Use the integrated tracking light to improve your dog's visibility in dark conditions, an especially practical safeguard when training near traffic.
• Continue training around water using the IPX7-rated waterproof receiver. The handheld remote is not waterproof and should be kept dry.
• Recharge through USB-C for up to 15 days of use and up to 100 days of standby time, reducing interruptions to an established training routine.
• Select a one-dog colour option or the black two-dog variant to suit the number of dogs you are training.

Specifications

• Model: T30
• Dog size: Large dogs
• Operating range: Up to 900 m (approximately 3000 ft)
• Receiver water resistance: IPX7
• Remote water resistance: Not waterproof
• Charging connection: USB-C
• Maximum collar wear: 6 hours per day
• Repositioning interval: Every 1–2 hours
• Variants: One-dog options in grey, pink, light blue, black and blue; black two-dog option; one-dog Spain option

Fit the collar without excessive tightness, check the contact area daily and never attach a leash to it. Reposition it every one to two hours and stop use until the skin heals if a rash or sore appears. Charge the device before its first use, teach one behaviour or command at a time and begin with beep or vibration before considering stimulation.