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SportDOG Field Sentinel 825
$399.95
The SportDOG Brand FieldSentinel 825 with BodyGuard technology – the world's first remote trainer with health alerts. High-drive dogs will prioritize the pursuit of birds over their own health without a second thought. It’s our job to keep them safe. Thanks to real-time monitoring and alerts, BodyGuard technology tells you when...
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The SportDOG Brand FieldSentinel 825 with BodyGuard technology – the world's first remote trainer with health alerts. High-drive dogs will prioritize the pursuit of birds over their own health without a second thought. It’s our job to keep them safe. Thanks to real-time monitoring and alerts, BodyGuard technology tells you when to check your dog before a problem ends the hunt. It’s like a check engine light for your dog. Rugged, waterproof design, 1/2 mile range, quick charge, multi-dog capable, and 3 stim types. Trust in 20+ years of field-proven training features. Hunt smarter, hunt safer.
Key Features:
- 7 instantly selectable static stimulation levels. Low/medium/high ranges.
- Vibration and Tone options
- Bodyguard Health alert technology
- Expands to 2 dogs with purchase of add-a-dog collar (FS-AD)
- Waterproof to three feet
- 24-Hour battery life with rechargeable Li-Ion batteries
- 1/2 Mile range
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