Description

The Dogtra test light #3 checks that a receiver is putting out stimulation, without testing it on yourself or your dog. It’s the quickest way to tell whether a problem is the collar or the contact.

It’s also handy when buying or selling used gear, or when checking a receiver after it’s been dropped or soaked. Lots of trainers test their receivers at the start of each season as a matter of routine.

Will the Dogtra Test Light #3 fit?

It works with all Dogtra models except the YS300 and YS600.

Keep it in the kit bag

Small tools and spares are easy to forget until you need them. Keep this one in the kit bag with your charger and spare contact points.

Looking after it

Keep it dry and clean, and store it away from heat. It’ll last for years.

Why it’s worth having

Small tools like this get used rarely, but when you need one, nothing else does the job. That’s why most trainers just keep one in the bag.

Related checks

If something seems wrong with a collar, check the obvious things first: charged battery, tight contact points, snug fit and a straight antenna. Most problems turn out to be one of those. Dogtra’s manuals are on Dogtra’s website.

When to use it

Use it after changing contact points, after a battery swap, or any time your dog seems not to feel the collar. If the light comes on, the receiver’s fine and the problem is fit or contact.

Ordering tips

Small parts are cheap to add to a bigger order. So add them. If you’re also due a battery, a new strap or a fresh set of contact points before the season starts, put everything in the same order and it all ships together in one box with one tracking number, which is a lot easier than chasing three parcels.

Why genuine

Genuine only. We sell new, original Dogtra parts in their packaging, made to Dogtra’s own specs, so they fit and work the way the factory part did.