Description

The Dogtra titanium comfort pad spreads contact over four low-profile points instead of two. That redistributes pressure, which helps dogs with sensitive skin.

Will the Dogtra Titanium Comfort Pad fit?

Check your receiver model before you order. Dogtra also makes versions for specific collars, like the AX for the ARC-X and the MC.

Picking the right length

Start with what came on the receiver, usually 5/8 inch. Not reaching? Go up a size. If you see redness under the points, try shorter points or a titanium option.

Fitting contact points

Swapping points takes a minute. Unscrew the old ones, check the threads on the receiver are clean and undamaged, fit the new points and tighten them gently. If a point keeps working loose, the thread may be worn and it’s worth asking us before you force it. Dogtra’s fitting guides are on Dogtra’s website.

Looking after your dog’s skin

Check under the points every time you take the collar off. Clean skin and clean points prevent most problems. If your dog has sensitive skin, titanium points or a comfort pad are worth trying.

Male or female thread?

The thread type depends on the receiver, not the length you want. Newer Dogtra collars mostly use male points and older ones mostly female. If you’re unsure, the receiver model name settles it, so send it to us and we’ll check.

Checking the collar is making contact

A quick check before each session saves a lot of confusion. Points tight, collar snug, both points on skin. If something still seems off, the Dogtra test light shows whether the receiver is firing.

Seasonal swaps

A spare set of points is cheap and handy. If one gets lost or bent in the field, you can swap it on the spot and keep training.

Why genuine

It’s the real thing. We only stock genuine Dogtra parts, and if you’re unsure about fit, ask us before you order and we’ll check it against your model.