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SportDOG In-Ground Rechargeable Fence Add-A-Dog
$140.99
SportDOG Rechargeable In-Ground Fence System Extra Collar
The SportDOG Brand® SDF-100C In-Ground Fence™ System Extra collar features a smaller and sleeker Collar Receiver than the original In-Ground Fence System Extra Collar. The collar features a Li-Ion battery that charges in two hours and has a...
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SportDOG Rechargeable In-Ground Fence System Extra Collar
The SportDOG Brand® SDF-100C In-Ground Fence™ System Extra collar features a smaller and sleeker Collar Receiver than the original In-Ground Fence System Extra Collar. The collar features a Li-Ion battery that charges in two hours and has a one to two-month battery life. Now featuring seven levels of static stimulation as well as vibration and tone. Dependable in any environment, the collar uses DryTek® technology - waterproof and submersible to 25 feet.
Features:
- 7 levels of static stimulation to match any dogs’ temperament; Vibration/tone warning
- Waterproof and submersible to 25 feet using DryTek® technology
- For dogs 10 pounds or larger.
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery; Charges in 2 hours, lasts 1-2 months per charge.
- Low Battery Indicator
Compatible with: SportDOG In-Ground Rechargeable Fence
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