Product Description

The Dogtra 1900S is a durable, high-output, and waterproof e-collar designed for dog trainers of any experience. It stimulates the dog to prevent unwanted behavior when training like any other e-collar but with many better features that truly make it stand out. The 1900S is also available in the 2-dog system: 1902S.

The wide range of stimulation the 1900S provides is fit for any dog. It works seamlessly with dogs as small as 35 lbs, and all personalities - from easygoing to unyielding. It has 127 levels of stimulation that enable the trainer to find the right level of stimulation for their dog.

The receiver of the 1900S has a modern design that allows the collar to strap wrap around the receiver with comfort on the dog's neck. The receiver is about 1.5 inches deep and 3.5 inches wide. The 1900S e-collar features different types of stimulation including momentary (nick), constant, and HPP (high performance pager). This provides unparalleled versatility, allowing the the trainer to use the 1900s for obedience, behavioral, hunting or K-9 training.

The Dogtra 1900S is completely waterproof and is IPX9K certified. Both the transmitter and receiver have rubber plugs which cover the charging ports. The 1900S is ready for lakes, water ponds, pool, and all weather conditions. It takes two hours to fully charge the receiver and the transmitter thanks to the rapid charging functionality.

The patented Rheostat dial controls all the 127 levels of stimulation precisely. The Rheostat dial is located on top of the receiver and the level is displayed on the handled transmitter with a backlit LCD screen. The handheld transmitter features a 0.75 mile range and checkered grip, enabling the trainer to hold the transmitter and adjust the stimulation according to the situation. The transmitter and the receiver of the 1900S work smoothly even if the dog is distant compared to many other e-collars in the market, thanks to its long-range capability.

This is a perfect product for balanced dog trainers – particularly those who train dogs near bodies of water or for dealing with dogs with behavioral issues.

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