Description
The Dogtra 1900S is one of the most trusted remote training collars around. Dogtra spent more than 20 years refining its fit, finish and performance, and serious amateurs and award-winning professionals use it for pet obedience, hunting, competition and K9 work. If you want one collar that can handle almost any dog and any job, it’s a good place to start.
Dogtra 1900S: why trainers choose it
It gives you low-to-high stimulation across 127 levels, enough to cover everything from a mild, sensitive retriever to a very stubborn working dog. Dogtra’s patented rheostat dial lets you turn the level up or down gradually with one thumb, and the lit LCD shows the exact level. That precision is what makes consistent, fair training possible.
The collar strap wraps around the receiver for a smoother, more comfortable fit on the neck. Enhanced contact points stay in contact better through thick coats, and checkered grips keep the transmitter secure in wet or cold hands.
IPX9K waterproof
In 2020 Dogtra put its popular collars through Ingress Protection testing, and the 1900S earned IPX9K, the highest rating there is. The receiver was hit with high-pressure, high-temperature water jets at close range and kept working. Rain, mud, ponds and marsh are no problem, which is why so many waterfowl and upland hunters rely on it.
Is it right for your dog?
The 1900S is made for medium and large dogs from 35 lbs that need reliable off-leash control at a real distance. It suits obedience, gun dog training, hunt tests and K9 patrol work. Training two dogs? The same design comes as the Dogtra 1902S two-dog system. Want hands-free control? Go for the 1900S Handsfree PLUS. Hunting marsh country? See the camo 1900S Wetlands.
Getting started
Fit the receiver high on the neck so both contact points touch the skin, then find your dog’s working level, the lowest level that gets a small sign of awareness. Pair stimulation with commands your dog already knows and let go of the button the moment they comply. A lot of trainers use the non-stimulating HPP vibration as a recall or “check in” cue. Manuals and training tips are on the official Dogtra website.
Features
- 3/4-mile range for field work and open country
- 127 stimulation levels on a rheostat/volume dial
- Nick, Constant and High Performance Pager (HPP) vibration
- Low to high power output for dogs from 35 lbs
- IPX9K waterproof rating, tested against high-pressure, high-temperature water jets
- 2-hour rapid charge batteries
- Belt clip, LCD screen and Dogtra’s 2-year limited warranty
Ordering your Dogtra 1900S
Ordering the Dogtra 1900S is simple. Every order ships with tracking, and if the Dogtra 1900S turns out not to suit your setup, unused items in their original packaging can come back within 30 days. See shipping and returns for the details. Not sure it’s the right fit? Ask us before you order and we’ll check.
FAQ
Is the Dogtra 1900S good for stubborn dogs?
Yes. The Dogtra 1900S offers low to high power across 127 levels, so you have enough output for hard-headed or high-drive dogs while still being able to train softer dogs at very low levels.
How long does the 1900S battery last?
The lithium polymer batteries fully charge in about two hours and typically last through a full day of training or hunting. The LCD screen shows battery life so you’re never caught short in the field.
Can I add a second dog to the 1900S?
The 1900S is a one-dog system. If you plan to train two dogs, choose the Dogtra 1902S, which uses the same design with two receivers and one transmitter.
Care
Rinse the receiver with fresh water after salt water, mud or marsh and let it dry. Charge the batteries fully before storing it, and top them up every few months in the off-season. Check the strap and contact points for wear and keep them clean. Take the collar off for a few hours every day so your dog’s skin stays healthy.
Everything we sell is genuine, brand-new Dogtra, and every order ships worldwide with tracking. Delivery and returns details are on our Shipping & Returns page. You can also browse all Dogtra remote training collars. If you have a question, contact us.
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