Remote Dog Training Collar with 99 Intensity Levels

A readout that shows every level you set

Know the exact level before you cue

The backlit LCD shows the channel, the intensity from 1 to 99, and the battery level on one screen. You see the number before you press, and you can repeat the same setting on the next walk.

Three modes, one remote

Stimulation, vibration, and tone each have their own button, so you pick the gentlest cue that gets a response. The plus and minus buttons move the intensity one step at a time.

Built for dusk walks

The LED flashlight button sits on the remote, and the lanyard loop keeps it in your hand on low-light outings. You find your dog and cue them without digging through a pocket.

Start low and build up one level at a time

1. 1
   Fit the receiver

   Thread the glossy black strap through the chrome buckle and D-ring, then pick the punched hole that sits snug on your dog's neck. Two fingers should slide under the strap.

2. 2
   Pick your channel

   Use the CH selector on the remote to choose the channel that matches your receiver. Confirm it on the LCD before you do anything else.

3. 3
   Start at level 1

   Press the plus button once to reach level 1 and cue with tone first. Watch your dog's reaction, not the screen alone.

4. 4
   Raise one step at a time

   If there is no clear response, raise the level one step at a time. Stop at the lowest level that gets a response, and write that number down for the next session.

5. 5
   Check the skin after every session

   Remove the receiver when the session ends, check the neck area for redness or sores, and let the skin rest before the next walk.

Remote and receiver, everything in one set

• Handheld remote transmitter×1

  Yellow and black body with backlit LCD, lanyard loop and LED flashlight button.

• Dog collar receiver with strap×1

  Glossy black strap with chrome buckle, D-ring, punched adjustment holes and green status LED.

The recall that didn't come

The recall that didn't come

Your dog is steady on the couch and brilliant in the yard, then a squirrel crosses the path near the road. You call once, twice, then you are shouting into the wind while the gap grows. Every near miss makes the next walk tighter.

Seeing exactly what you send

The remote shows the channel, the intensity from 1 to 99, and the battery level on one backlit screen. You stop guessing at settings. The number on the display is the number your dog feels, and you can write it down and repeat it the next day.

Starting low, building steadily

Begin at level 1 and raise one step at a time, stopping at the lowest level that gets a clear response. Work with a trainer on the first sessions. You stay in control of every step, and the dog learns that a cue means come back.

Why this remote, not a lead or a whistle