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Astute trainers with proper training tools are the key to unleashing your dog's potential. For over 30 years, Dogtra has collaborated with industry professionals to create tools for e-collar training, GPS tracking, and ball training to support dog owners in developing top-notch dogs. Trusted by professional dog trainers, K-9 officers, and hunters, Dogtra enhances your training journey with durable training products, equipped with accurate and intuitive control, for a good experience. Dogtra 282C Waterproof 127-Level Precise Control LCD Screen ½-Mile 2-Dog Remote Training Dog E-Collar The Dogtra 282C is a 2-dog version of the 1/2-mile range compact e-collar with all the key essentials for a dog. The 282C e-collar comes with a waterproof receiver and handheld transmitter that outputs low-mid correction output in 0-127 levels, precisely controlled by a Rheostat Dial and LCD screen to display the exact level. A perfect remote training tool for basic obedience or field training, where you need a reduced size receiver for a smaller dog. Features 1/2-Mile Range Compact Receiver Fully Waterproof 127 Correction Levels/Rheostat Dial/LCD Screen Nick/Constant Correction & HPP Vibration Features Waterproof The 282C transmitter and receiver are both fully waterproof. Whether you’re out near a body of water or stuck out in the rain, you won’t have to worry about it malfunctioning and can tackle any environment. Precision Control The 280C series comes with a LCD screen which shows the precise level for your dog. The 127 levels on the Rheostat Dial gives you gradual and precise correction level control to find the specific level for your dog. Corrections The 282C has two different correction types. The first correction type is a Nick (quick ½-second) and the second correction type is a Constant correction (up to 12 seconds). The e-collar also has a HPP (High Performance Pager) which offers a clear vibration to alert dogs while training. Find the right fit for you and your dog with this dynamic e-collar. Dogtra iQ PLUS - Rechargeable Waterproof 400-Yard Remote Dog Training E-Collar Dogtra 200C Waterproof ½-Mile One-Handed Operation Remote Training Dog E-Collar Dogtra 282C Waterproof 127-Level Precise Control ½-Mile 2-Dog Training E-Collar Dogtra ARC Slim Ergonomic 3/4-Mile Remote E-Collar w/ 127-Level Precise Control Dogtra ARC HANDSFREE Slim Ergonomic 3/4-Mile E-Collar with HANDSFREE Remote Dogtra 2300NCP Professional 3/4-Mile 2-Dog Expandable Remote Training E-Collar Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Buying Options Add to Cart Customer Reviews 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,219 4.4 out of 5 stars 646 4.5 out of 5 stars 120 4.5 out of 5 stars 732 4.4 out of 5 stars 474 4.6 out of 5 stars 215 Price $179.99$179.99 $189.98$189.98 $329.99$329.99 — no data — no data $264.99$264.99 Intended For Basic obedience and behavior management training Basic obedience and entry level training Basic obedience and field work training Obedience, hunting, and K9 training Obedience, hunting, and K9 training Obedience, competition, hunting, and K9 training Expandable System Expandable up to 2 dogs 2-dog version available: 202C 1-dog version available: 280C Expandable up to 2 dogs 1-dog system only Expandable up to 2 dogs Range 400-yards 1/2-mile 1/2-mile 3/4-mile 3/4-mile 3/4-mile Output Level Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium High Waterproof Resistance Level Waterproof receiver and water resistant transmitter Fully waterproof system Fully waterproof system Fully waterproof system Fully waterproof system Fully waterproof system Dog Size For dogs 10 pounds and up For dogs 10 pounds and up For dogs 10 pounds and up For dogs 15 pounds and up For dogs 15 pounds and up For dogs 35 pounds and up
PRECISE CONTROL With 127 stimulation levels, you’ll have no problem finding the perfect level for your dog with the gradual and precise stimulation control. The levels are bright and easy to read with the LCD screen and can be adjusted precisely at any time with the Rheostat Dial.
STIMULATIONS The 280C has two different stimulation types. The first stimulation type is a Nick (quick ½-second) and the second stimulation type is a Constant stimulation (up to 12 seconds). The e-collar also has a HPP (High-Performance Pager) which offers a clear vibration to alert dogs while training. Find the right fit for you and your dog with this dynamic e-collar.
FULLY WATERPROOF SYSTEM The 280C transmitter and receiver are both fully waterproof. Whether you’re out near a body of water or stuck out in the rain, you won’t have to worry about it malfunctioning and can tackle any environment.
COMPACT DESIGN This receiver is great for small dogs with its compact design. It fits perfectly in one hand and has a “no-look” design so you can keep your eyes on your dog. It’s designed for dogs up to 10 pounds and is ideal for obedience or field training.
½-MILE RANGE The range of this training e-collar is perfect for any, and all simple commands for your dog. With a range of ½-mile, this e-collar is a great choice for basic obedience training and entry-level field work.
I had bought a cheap dog collar and it was a complete failure where dog 2 would bark and the collar on dog 1 would go off.I decided to try something more serious and found this. This "tool" is primarily for teaching hunting dogs to retrieve but we used it to try and get our pair of shelties to not bark so excessively (and a little bit of obedience like "come" better). We have a 5 year old and a 2 year old and the 5 year old was teaching the 2 year old what to bark at.They would bark at anything with motor in it. Lawn mowers, vacuum cleaners, drills anything. Aluminum foil, getting in and out of the car, when we go swimming. They were out of control and neighbors were starting to complain and they were kicked out of doggy play dates.There was an almost immediate improvement within about 2 days. We started off with the 280C (Single) and quickly realized we needed to upgrade to the dual.You have to remember this is a training tool to teach them to obey your VERBEL commands. I really like the way the manual explains things and you can think of it as a tug on a leash, not so much as a punishment. Think of your dogs as having ADD and you need to get their attention with a tug (or a stronger tug). In fact if our dogs when on leash they were fine. So you can think of this tool as extending their freedom rather than something negative.Always start with a verbel command, if that fails try the "Page" (vibrate), if that fails try a "Nic" (short zap), if that fails "Continuous" (long zap). The point of this progression is to train them to think there is a consequence if they don't listen. Don't go straight to Nic (unless you already gave them a verbal and page). It's an easy trap to just go to the higher levels in panic. But they won't learn if your not consistent.What's also nice is that I realized an automatic collar will never work or be fair. Every situation is a judgement call. And the goal isn't to teach them to never bark. We are teaching them to not bark at stupid stuff. If they are playing and having a "conversation" we let them bark. But if they bark because I opened the door on the car that's not acceptable especially if I told them not to.One super important thing is how tight to make the collar. Our dogs have thick fluffy fur. DON'T compensate with a higher level if it's making poor contact. If it's making good contact it does not take much. If you don't make good contact and turn it up, it will make intermittent contact and zap them harder than you should (this has happened and will happen until you sort things out).Currently 80% of the time page does the job, 15% Nic and 5% continuos is needed. We find it needs to be uncomfortably "snug" to work reliably. It does not seem to bother them if it's snug. But it works a ton better when it's snug.I do hope we can ween them off this collar. Currently they behave a LOT better as soon as it's on. And they don't seem that upset about it and sit right down when it's time to put it on. It's kind of like putting on a leash to go walking. We try to take it off as much as possible because it is heavy and needs to be snug. If we had to use the collars forever, we will, but we hope not to.Friends and neighbors immediately noticed a huge difference and they are better with the collar off as well. But how long would that last if we never put the collar on again? We don't know.One thing I don't like is the dial to turn it up. This can get bumped up or down. Check it before Nic or Continuous every time.I zapped myself to know what I was giving them. It's kind of like a static shock from a switch plate. It's not going to hurt them.We run it between 20-28. Usually leave it on 20 Nic to be safe.We frequent a lake and pool and it has gotten very wet many times. But if they are going to swim, we try to take it off and not "submerge" it (even though it probably has) It is clearly VERY high quality. It works more consistent when they are wet :)We didn't realize how bad it was and what we were putting with and all the yelling and barking until we got it more under control with this tool.I will try to follow up on this review. We've had it like 2.5 weeks.Wish us luck.