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Dogtra Smart Fence Additional Receiver
$189.99
The Dogtra Smart Fence Receiver is designed to work seamlessly with the Dogtra Smart Fence to keep your dog safe and owners informed. Choose tone, vibration, stimulation, or combinations with 24 correction levels. Waterproof protection ensures reliable use in any environment. Portable and easy to use, it’s built for dependable...
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The Dogtra Smart Fence Receiver is designed to work seamlessly with the Dogtra Smart Fence to keep your dog safe and owners informed. Choose tone, vibration, stimulation, or combinations with 24 correction levels. Waterproof protection ensures reliable use in any environment. Portable and easy to use, it’s built for dependable performance with no monthly fees.
Features
- IPX9K Waterproof Rating
- Up to 3/4 Acre Coverage
- 24 Correction Levels
- 2-Hour Rapid Charge Batteries
- Multiple Correction Types
Specifications
- Receiver Weight: 6.3 oz
- Receiver Dimensions: 8.95 x 1.63 x 1.42
- Strap Size: 3/4”W X 28”L
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