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SportDOG Contain and Train Extra Collar
$204.99
SportDOG Contain + Train System Add-A-Dog Collar
Add another dog to your current SportDOG Brand® Contain + Train™ system (SDF-CT) or replace a Collar Receiver with the SDF-CTR Add-A-Dog® Receiver. The Contain + Train™ system's Containment mode expands to any number of dogs and the...
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SportDOG Contain + Train System Add-A-Dog Collar
Add another dog to your current SportDOG Brand® Contain + Train™ system (SDF-CT) or replace a Collar Receiver with the SDF-CTR Add-A-Dog® Receiver. The Contain + Train™ system's Containment mode expands to any number of dogs and the Training mode expands to 3 dogs.
Key Features:
- Ability to secure your dog(s) within a set boundary, and remotely train both inside the boundary at home, and outside the boundary while in the field when paired with your existing Contain + Train™ system.
- Anti-Linger Feature prevents dog from running down Collar Receiver battery in containment warning zone.
Stimulation Modes:
- Containment Mode
- 7 Levels of static stimulation
- Vibration/Tone option
- Training Mode
- 7 instantly selectable static stimulation levels
- Low/medium/high stim ranges
- Vibration and tone options
Other Features:
- Waterproof: collar Receiver is waterproof and submersible to 10 feet.
- Dog Size: For dogs 10 pounds or larger.
- Batteries: Collar Receiver has a rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.
- Low Battery Indicator: Yes
System Compatibilities:
- SD-425
- SD-425S
- SD-425 Camo
- SD-825
- SD-1225
- SD-1825
- SD-1825 Camo
- SD-1875
- SD-2525
- SD-3225
Package Contains:
- Collar Receiver on Orange 1 Inch Collar Strap
- Standard Contact Points
- Long Contact Points
- Charging Adaptor
- Operating Guide
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