Description

The Dogtra ARC-X additional receiver is about 30% slimmer than the 1900X receiver at roughly 2.75 oz, with XPP vibration, tone and a bright LED in a completely waterproof housing.

Will the Dogtra ARC-X Additional Receiver fit?

It’s for ARC-X systems, which are expandable to three dogs.

Replacement or additional?

Most people buy a receiver for one of two reasons: a new dog, or a lost collar. Either way it pairs with the remote you already own.

Pairing it

Do the pairing at home. Charge both units, follow the manual, and confirm everything works before you head out. If it won’t pair, get in touch.

Fitting the collar

Check the contact point length suits the coat, fit the collar snugly and start low. Give the new receiver a couple of short, easy sessions before you rely on it.

Charging and care

Treat it like the original: charge it, keep the cap shut, clean the points and move the collar now and then so it doesn’t rub.

Running more than one dog

Two dogs on one remote is efficient, but only if you know instantly which button is which. Practise at home with the collars on the kitchen table before you take both dogs out.

Telling the dogs apart

If your system has LED lights, set a different colour for each dog. Otherwise, use different strap colours so you can tell them apart at a glance. Dogtra’s manuals are on Dogtra’s website.

Matching parts

ARC-X units charge over USB-C with the 5V2500 dual USB-C charger, and the Titanium Comfort Pad AX fits this receiver.

Ordering tips

If you train most days, buy a spare while you’re here. A second clip, antenna, cap or set of points tucked into the kit bag can save a whole session when something gets lost or broken far from home and the nearest shop that stocks Dogtra parts is a long drive away. Worth it.

Why genuine

It’s the real thing. We only stock genuine Dogtra parts, and if you’re unsure about fit, ask us before you order and we’ll check it against your model.