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Pets Dog Training Collar, Shock Collar for Dogs with Remote, 2 Receiver Rechargeable Dog Shock Collar, for Medium and Large Dogs with 4 Training Modes (Color : Red)
$344.00
About This
- Suitable for dogs of various sizes:Adjustable training collar 14-25 inches, suitable for your small, medium or large dogs; the nylon strap of the collar helps protect your dog's sensitive skin.
- Long-distance remote control:The shockproof collar for dogs can reach 2,624 feet, which is convenient for training in the park or backyard; it can be extended to 2 dogs at most.
- 4 training dog modes:LED lights, vibration, shock and sound modes are optional; vibration and static shock modes are adjustable from 0-99; Note: treat your dog as a friend, we recommend you to use this remote training collar , Regard static electric shock as your last choice to help correct the dog’s behavioral problems.
- Ultra low power consumption:USB rechargeable battery provides up to 30 days of standby time. Long battery life and stable signal ensure long-term uninterrupted dog training. Quickly charge the remote control and collar in 3 hours.
- The dog training collar receiver is 100% waterproof and can cope with any humid environment, whether it is a lake, pond or swimming pool; both the transmitter and the collar receiver can be charged at the same time, saving you time, and can be handled Any damp environment your dog decides to jump into!
Overview
- Pattern : Dog
- Color : Red
- Number of Items : 1
- Unit Count : 1.0 Count
- Manufacturer : QIYUDS
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