Dogtra Contact Points

Genuine Dogtra contact points for steady, comfortable contact: surgical steel and full titanium points in several lengths, comfort pads, extension kits and tools.

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Browse the contact points below, sort by price or popularity, and put everything your gear needs in one order. Everything is genuine, brand-new and ships worldwide with tracking.

Picking the right contact points

Match the length to your dog's coat. Short coats usually need 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch points, and thick or double coats may need 3/4-inch or 1-inch points to reach the skin. Check the thread type too: a lot of older Dogtra receivers use female points, while the X-Series, 200iQ, Edge2, CUE, Pathfinder 2 and Smart NoBark use male points.

Options for sensitive dogs

Full titanium points are hypoallergenic and don't corrode, and titanium comfort pads spread the contact across four points to reduce pressure. Both are good choices for dogs with sensitive skin. Check that the points are tight before you train, and move the collar every few hours.

Why genuine parts

Each Dogtra system is designed as a whole, so the battery chemistry, charging voltage, receiver output and waterproof seals all work together. Generic or grey-market parts can look the same but fit badly, charge wrong or let water in, which is the quickest way to damage a collar or void a warranty. We only sell brand-new, genuine Dogtra parts, and we're happy to check your exact model before you order.

Can't find the right part?

Find the model name printed on the back of your transmitter or receiver, then check it against the compatibility notes on each product page. Still not sure? Contact us with your model name and a photo and we'll point you to the right part. You can also browse complete Dogtra e-collars or read our warranty and support page.

Male or female contact points?

Dogtra receivers take one of two thread types. Female points have the thread inside the point, so they screw onto a post sticking out of the receiver. Male points are the other way round. They have a threaded stud that screws into the receiver body. You can't swap one for the other. Take an old point out and look before you order, or check the receiver list on the product page.

When to change them

Bent, pitted or corroded? Replace them. The same goes for points that keep working loose, because a loose point gives patchy stimulation that confuses the dog. Plenty of trainers also keep a set of longer points for winter, when coats get thick and the standard length stops reaching the skin.