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SportDOG Yard Trainer 300 Remote Trainer
$144.99
The SportDOG Brand® YardTrainer 300 lets you stretch obedience training and recreational opportunities with your active dog. At home, in the yard, or out at the park, you're in control all the way out to 300 yards. The YT-300 offers premium features at a value price. It is not only...
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The SportDOG Brand® YardTrainer 300 lets you stretch obedience training and recreational opportunities with your active dog. At home, in the yard, or out at the park, you're in control all the way out to 300 yards. The YT-300 offers premium features at a value price. It is not only compact, but also has features typically found on more expensive field models including: a long-life rechargeable battery, seven levels of static stimulation, easily accessible vibration and tone stimulation options, and DryTek® technology allowing the system to be waterproof and submersible to 25 feet. Like all SportDOG products, operation is intuitive so you can concentrate on what's most important: your dog.
Key Features:
300 Yards of Range.
7 levels of static stimulation, vibration, and tone.
Waterproof and submersible to 25 feet using DryTek technology.
Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.
1 dog only system.
Fits dogs 8 pounds or larger with neck size 5" - 22".
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