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SportDOG 825 X-Series
$199.99
SportDOG SportHunter 825X
The SportDOG Brand SportHunter 825X is our introductory e-collar to the long-range, SportHunter family. This 825X model uses the smallest collar of the family while still providing up to ½ mile range for up to 3 dogs (with purchase of Add-A-Dog® collars)....
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SportDOG SportHunter 825X
The SportDOG Brand SportHunter 825X is our introductory e-collar to the long-range, SportHunter family. This 825X model uses the smallest collar of the family while still providing up to ½ mile range for up to 3 dogs (with purchase of Add-A-Dog® collars). Designed in the field by hunters and dog trainers just like you, the SD-825X allows you to communicate with your dog using tone, vibration, or one of the 21 levels of static stimulation. The remote is designed to be operated without having to look at it, needing only a slight movement of the dial and the push of a button to deliver a stimulation. This customizability and ease-of-use ensures your training is consistent, immediate, and tailored to your dog’s unique personality.
Key Features of the SD825X:- 1/2 mile of range
- 21 levels of static stimulation and the option to train with vibration and tone
- Expandable to 3 dogs with purchase of additional Add-A-Dog collars (SDR-AFX)
- Waterproof and submersible to 25 feet using DryTek® technology
- Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries
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