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Dogtra 1900X 2-Dog E-Collar System
$399.99
The Dogtra 1900X 2-Dog System is built for trainers and owners who demand reliability. With a full 3/4 mile range, BOOST for immediate recall, and XPP vibration for instant attention, you’re in control when it counts. The metal protective e-collar case acts like armor for your collar, adding extra toughness...
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The Dogtra 1900X 2-Dog System is built for trainers and owners who demand reliability. With a full 3/4 mile range, BOOST for immediate recall, and XPP vibration for instant attention, you’re in control when it counts. The metal protective e-collar case acts like armor for your collar, adding extra toughness for the harshest conditions. Plus, the LED light keeps your dog visible in low-light environments. Whether you're training in the field or tackling rugged terrain, the 1900X is your go-to for durable, no-nonsense performance. This is gear that’s built to last.
Key Features:
- One Handed Control
- Central Command Button
- LED E-Collar Light
- Protective Metal E-Collar Case
- Audible Tone
- 3-Dog Expandable
- Boost & Level Lock
- Durable Double Remote Casing
- Nick, Continuous & XPP Vibration
- 3/4 Mile Range
- 100 High Output Levels
Package Contains:
- Dogtra 1900X Transmitter
- 2 x E-Collar Receiver
- 2 x E-Collar Strap ( 1 x Red Strap and 1 x Black Strap)
- 5V 2.5A Charger
- USB-C Charging Cable
- Test Light
- Belt Clip
- Lanyard
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