Rechargeable Remote Static Dog Collar

This is a remote collar system: a handheld transmitter with an LCD screen and a receiver unit on a reflective nylon strap. The handset carries four output modes, which the manufacturer labels beep at eight levels, vibration at sixteen levels, static at ninety-nine levels and a separate emergency shock mode. The maker states a 4500 foot range and two channels, so one handset can pair with a second collar. The strap measures 24.4 inches, adjusts with a side-release buckle and can be cut down, and the maker lists it for dogs from 10 to 120 pounds.

• Four Output Modes: Beep, vibration, static and a separate emergency shock setting.
• Stated Levels: Beep runs 1 to 8, vibration 1 to 16, and static 1 to 99 on the handset.
• Two Channels: One handset can be paired to a second receiver and switched between them.
• Reflective Nylon Strap: The webbing carries a reflective stripe for low light walks.
• Cut to Length Strap: A 24.4 inch reflective nylon strap with a side-release buckle.

Note: This is an aversive device that delivers an electric static charge, and it is for an owner who already knows how to use one. Talk to your veterinarian or a qualified professional trainer before you put it on your dog, and have them show you how. Never use it on a puppy, on a dog that is aggressive, anxious or fearful, or on a dog with a medical or skin condition. Never leave it on an unattended dog, take it off after each session, limit continuous wear to a few hours and move the collar position daily so the contact points do not press on one spot. Check the skin underneath every day. Remote static collars are illegal or restricted in some places, including Wales and Scotland, parts of Australia and several European countries, so check the law where you live before you buy.