Master Obedience: Dog Training Collar w/ Remote & 3 Modes

The dog training collar empowers owners to guide their pups toward good manners through three professional modes—beep, vibration, and customizable shock. With a secure keypad lock, you’ll avoid accidental shocks, while a 1000 ft remote range lets you train indoors or across a park. Waterproof to IPX65 standards and supporting up to nine dogs on one transmitter, this collar adapts to any household. Adjustable static levels from 0–99 ensure gentle correction tailored to dogs from 15 lbs to 100 lbs. Rechargeable units display battery status, so every session stays powered and precise.

Why Choose a Remote Dog Training Collar?

A remote collar offers consistency and timing no treat or leash can match.
Whether teaching basic commands or curbing unwanted behaviors, immediate feedback is essential.
Beep and vibration modes introduce cues without discomfort; shock mode remains a last resort.
Long‑distance control frees you to set boundaries—even when your dog is out of sight.

Professional‑Grade Training at Home

By simulating a trainer’s timing, the collar helps your dog associate commands with actions.
Over 99 stimulus levels let you find the minimal effective intensity—avoiding overcorrection.
Nine‑channel support means one transmitter can manage multiple collars, perfect for multi‑dog families.

Key Features & Benefits

• 🔔 Beep Mode: Introduce sound cues for sit, stay, or come.
• 🔄 Vibration Mode: Gentle reminder for attention or no‑bark training.
• ⚡ Shock Mode: Adjustable 0–99 levels for stubborn behaviors.
• 🔒 Safety Lock: Prevents accidental activation on the remote.
• 📶 1000 ft Range: Train off‑leash across yards or fields.
• 💧 Waterproof Receiver: IPX65 ABS build withstands rain, puddles, and splashes.
• 🔋 Rechargeable Batteries: USB‑powered transmitter & collar, with battery‑level indicators.
• 👥 Multi‑Dog Support: Control up to nine collars from one remote.

How to Use Your Dog Training Collar

Step 1: Fit the Receiver

Adjust the collar so the contact points rest snugly against your dog’s skin—two fingers should fit comfortably between strap and neck.

Step 2: Power On & Pair

Charge both units fully, then turn on the collar and remote. Press the pairing button on the receiver, then select its channel on the transmitter.

Step 3: Start in Beep or Vibration

Always begin with the least intrusive mode. Observe your dog’s response: if ignored, gradually increase intensity or switch modes.

Step 4: Progress to Shock (If Needed)

Set static level low (10–20) and only increase until your dog acknowledges. Never exceed the minimum effective level.

Informational Intent: Training Tips

How Does a Dog Training Collar Work?

The transmitter sends a radio signal to the receiver, triggering beep, vibration, or a mild static pulse. This immediate feedback helps dogs connect commands (like “sit”) with outcomes (positive or corrective).

Are Shock Collars Harmful?

When used responsibly—with proper fit, gradual intensity increases, and humane timing—shock collars pose minimal risk. Select the lowest effective static level and combine with positive reinforcement for best results.

What Distance Do I Need?

A longer range prevents you from chasing a distracted dog. Our 1000 ft range covers most yards, parks, and trails, maintaining control whether you’re across a fence or across a field.

Specifications at a Glance

Transactional Intent: Buy with Confidence

• 🛒 Easy Setup: Pair and train within minutes—no technical skills needed.
• 👍 Risk‑Free Purchase: One‑year warranty and lifetime support.
• 🚚 Fast Shipping: Get started on training right away.
• 💰 Value Pack: Includes collar, remote, USB cable, and user guide.

Navigational Intent: Finding Your Perfect Model

Visit our product page’s comparison chart to explore alternate models with longer ranges or extra contact points. Use the size guide to ensure the receiver fits comfortably on your dog.

People Also Ask

How do I choose a dog training collar?

Look for adjustable static levels, multiple modes, waterproof design, and adequate range. Ensure the collar fits your dog’s size and temperament.

Can I train multiple dogs with one remote?

Yes—our system supports up to nine receivers per transmitter. Simply assign each dog its channel for seamless multi‑dog training.

How often should I use a shock collar?

Use shock sparingly, only when beep and vibration fail. Limit sessions to short intervals—10–15 minutes—and always pair corrections with positive rewards.

Unique Insight: Balancing Correction and Praise

Successful training hinges on timing: deliver your cue, wait half a second, then apply correct feedback or reward. A well‑timed vibration can often replace a shock, making your dog alert without discomfort. Always follow up with praise or a treat when your pup responds correctly—this builds trust and accelerates learning.

Order Your Dog Training Collar Today

Equip yourself with a professional‑grade dog training collar that adapts to any environment and multiple dogs.