Dogtra Additional Receivers

Dogtra additional receivers let you add another dog to your system or replace a receiver that's been lost, chewed or damaged. Instead of buying a whole new e-collar, you pair a new receiver with the transmitter you already have and keep training.
Below you'll find genuine Dogtra receivers for popular systems, including the Cue, iQ Plus, ARC, 280X, Edge, Edge RT, 2300NCP, T&B and Pathfinder2 series.

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How to find the right receiver

Check the model name on your transmitter or in your owner's manual, then pick the receiver made for that system. Receivers only work with their own system: an Edge receiver won't pair with an Edge RT, for example, and Pathfinder2 collars only work with Pathfinder2 Series products. If you're not sure, send us your model and we'll confirm it fits.

Receivers for small-dog systems

Expand a Cue system to three dogs with the Dogtra Cue Additional Receiver, add a second dog to your iQ Plus with the iQ Plus Additional Receiver, or expand a 280X with the 280X Additional Receiver.

Receivers for ARC, 2300NCP and Edge systems

Choose the ARC Additional Receiver or the ARC Handsfree PLUS Receiver for slim ARC systems, the 2300NCP Additional Receiver for the 2300NCP Expandable, and the Edge or Edge RT additional receivers for multi-dog Edge setups.

Beeper and GPS receivers

Upland hunters can replace or add T&B beeper receivers in orange or green. Pathfinder2 owners can add GPS collars with training (Pathfinder2 Additional Receiver) or tracking only (Pathfinder2 TRX), and there are matching models for the Mini.

Why buy a replacement receiver?

  • It costs less than a new system.
  • You keep your transmitter and the settings you know.
  • You can add dogs as your pack grows.
  • Different strap colors help you tell dogs apart.
  • It's genuine Dogtra, with the same waterproofing.

Pairing a new receiver

Most receivers pair in a minute or two: charge the receiver, switch it into pairing mode and press the right button on your transmitter. Instructions for every model are on the official Dogtra website. Once it's paired, find the new dog's working level separately, since it may not be the same as your first dog's.

Additional receivers FAQ

Will any Dogtra receiver work with my remote?

No. Receivers only work with their own system, so choose the one made for your transmitter.

Can I use an additional receiver as a replacement?

Yes. Every receiver here works as an add-on or a replacement for a compatible system.

How many dogs can I add?

It depends on the system: two for ARC and 2300NCP, three for Cue and Edge RT, four for Edge, and up to 21 for Pathfinder2.

Shop Dogtra additional receivers & 280X receivers

Find the receiver for your system below. Need a complete system instead? Browse our remote training collars.