Remote Dog Training Collar with Beep, Vibration & Light – 3300ft

• Start with non-electric cues: eight beep levels and sixteen vibration levels are listed.
• Find the dog in low light: choose a flashing or constant-white receiver light.
• Work at a distance: supplier-listed open-area remote range up to 3,300ft (about 1,000m).
• Adjust the physical fit: listed for 15–66cm necks and dogs weighing approximately 3.6–54kg.
• Recharge both units: built-in lithium batteries support USB charging.

• Beep: levels 1–8
• Vibration: levels 1–16
• Electric stimulation: levels 1–16; use is legally restricted and may be unsuitable
• Receiver light: flashing and constant-white modes
• Supplier-listed range: up to 3,300ft in favourable open conditions
• Receiver listed as IP67 water-resistant; the remote is not stated to share that rating
• Listed fit: neck circumference 6–26in (15–66cm); dog weight 8–120lb (3.6–54kg)
• Short and long contact points with conductive silicone sleeves
• Rechargeable batteries; supplier estimate: about 2 hours to recharge, with 4 hours recommended before first use
• Supplier-estimated standby: receiver up to 15 days and remote up to 45 days; actual runtime varies

1. Before purchase or use, check your state or territory law and obtain any veterinary or qualified-trainer assessment required.
2. Read the complete manufacturer instructions and fully charge both units.
3. Fit the receiver high on the neck with enough room for two fingers; it must not restrict breathing or remain loose enough to rotate.
4. Introduce the inactive collar gradually with treats and calm praise before using any cue.
5. Use the least intrusive cue that works. Begin with reward-based instruction and non-electric beep or vibration.
6. Remove regularly to inspect the skin and never exceed the manufacturer’s wearing-time limit or local legal limit.

Victorian Buyers: Strict Legal Conditions Apply

In Victoria, only an authorised electronic collar meeting the approved technical standard may be used. A dog must be over six months old and first assessed by a veterinary practitioner as physically and temperamentally suitable. Introduction and use must follow the Victorian Code under the supervision and written instructions of an eligible veterinary practitioner or trainer, with required reviews. The collar must not remain on for more than 12 hours in any 24-hour period.

Confirm that this specific model meets the authorised-collar standard before use. Requirements differ elsewhere; check your local law. Read the current Animal Welfare Victoria guidance.

Is the electric mode necessary?

Not necessarily. Reward-based training and the least intrusive effective cue should come first. Seek guidance from a veterinarian or suitably qualified force-free trainer.

Is the collar legal everywhere in Australia?

No universal claim can be made. Laws and conditions differ by jurisdiction, and Victoria imposes strict model, assessment, training and usage requirements.

Is the stated range guaranteed?

No. The 3,300ft figure is a supplier maximum; terrain, buildings, interference, battery state and orientation can reduce it.

What if it is not lawful or suitable for my dog?

Do not use it. Easy Bargains offers 30-day returns, subject to the Returns & Replacement Policy.

Check the Law and Your Dog’s Suitability First

Only order after confirming this model is lawful and appropriate for your planned use.

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Easy Bargains offers 30-day returns, subject to our Returns & Replacement Policy.