Two-Dog Training Collars

Dogtra two-dog training collars with one transmitter and two receivers

Dogtra two-dog training collars let you train and control two dogs from one remote, with a separate stimulation level for each dog. They suit homes with more than one dog, upland hunters running two dogs, and trainers working dogs side by side.

Every system here comes with two receivers or is ready to expand to two, so you can start training both dogs right away.

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Why a two-dog collar?

Carrying two remotes is clumsy and slows you down. A two-dog system puts both dogs on one transmitter with clearly separate buttons, so you can cue or correct either dog right away. Each receiver has its own level, which matters because two dogs, even of the same breed, rarely need the same setting.

For small and medium dogs

The Dogtra 202C pairs two compact receivers with simple one-handed controls and 100 levels, and suits dogs from 10 lbs. If you'd rather have a button-based remote, the Dogtra Cue family expands to three dogs with the Cue Additional Receiver.

For large and working dogs

The Dogtra 1902S is the two-dog version of the best-selling 1900S, with 127 levels and a 3/4-mile range. For hands-free control, there's the 1902S Handsfree PLUS B&L. The Dogtra 2300NCP Expandable starts as a one-dog unit and grows to two.

Two-dog beeper collars for upland hunting

Bird hunters running two dogs should compare the Dogtra 2702T&B, with built-in beepers and an accelerometer sensor, and the dual-dial Dogtra T&B Dual, which gives each dog its own dial and has a 1.5-mile range.

What to look for

A separate level for each dog
Range that fits where you train
Receiver size that suits each dog's weight
Waterproofing for wet conditions
Extras like Boost, Level Lock, hands-free or beepers

Who needs a two-dog e-collar?

Families with two dogs that both need recall and manners, hunters who run a pair of pointers or retrievers, and dog walkers and trainers handling client dogs together. With one remote you react faster, carry less and keep sessions organized, which is why two-dog systems are some of our most popular collars.

Tips for training two dogs

Train each dog on its own first until both respond reliably, then bring them together. Label or color-code the receivers so you always press the right button, and find each dog's working level separately. Dogtra's manuals and training advice are on the official Dogtra website.