Remote Training Collars

Dogtra remote training collars collection including the 2300NCP e-collar

Dogtra remote training collars let you communicate clearly and consistently with your dog at a distance. Whether you're teaching a puppy to come when called, steadying a gun dog in the field or handling a working K9, a good remote trainer makes training quicker and fairer. Below is every Dogtra e-collar we stock, from compact small-dog trainers to 1-mile professional systems.

Dogtra is known for precise stimulation, tough waterproof construction and reliable electronics, and professional trainers around the world use them.

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How to choose

Start with three questions. How big is your dog? How far away will you be training? How sensitive or stubborn is your dog? Small and soft dogs from 10 lbs do best with low-to-medium output and compact receivers. Large, high-drive dogs over 35 lbs do better with low-to-high output and more range. Then decide whether you want extras like hands-free control, Boost and Level Lock, LED lights, or the option to add more dogs later.

Remote trainers for small dogs

For dogs from 10 lbs, the Dogtra Cue Gen2 is the easiest to learn, the Dogtra iQ Plus is very good value, and the Dogtra 280C adds 127 levels and a 1/2-mile range in a very small receiver. The simple Dogtra 200C is another good first e-collar.

Remote trainers for medium and large dogs

The slim Dogtra ARC suits medium and soft-tempered dogs, and the best-selling Dogtra 1900S and the Dogtra 2300NCP Expandable, a favorite with K9 handlers, give you low-to-high power for big, driven dogs. For long range and a tactical look, see the 1900S Black Edition.

Hands-free and professional e-collars

Need your hands for a leash, bird or gun? The ARC Handsfree PLUS and 1900S Handsfree PLUS come with wearable Handsfree Squares. If you run several dogs, compare the 1-mile Dogtra Edge RT and the highly adjustable Dogtra Edge, which expands to four dogs.

Why a Dogtra remote trainer?

Rheostat dials with up to 127 levels for precise control
Comfortable, low-profile receivers
Many models have the IPX9K waterproof rating
Nick, Constant and non-stimulating pager vibration
Expandable, so you can add receivers as your pack grows

Using a remote collar responsibly

An e-collar is for communicating with your dog, not punishing it. Fit the receiver high on the neck, find the lowest level your dog notices, and always pair stimulation with a command your dog already knows. A lot of owners mostly use pager vibration. The manuals on the official Dogtra website have more guidance, and if you have more than one dog, see our two-dog training collars.