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Special Price KOOLKANI® 1-Dog Remote Dog Training Shock Collar Trainer: 600 Meter/650 Yards Remote Range Waterproof Rechargeable Remote No Bark E Shock Training Collar System

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  • Remote dog training collar to train your dog remotely with range up to 600 Meters/650 Yards;
  • Genuinely 100% waterproof dog collar receiver
  • Rechargeable dog collar receiver; Collar strap adjustable from approx 20cm to 58cm (from approx 8" to 23"). You can also use your own collar strap as long as it does not exceed 2mm in thickness.
  • There are 3 correction modes: beeping warning tone (10 groups of different frequencies) & vibration (10 levels) & static stimulation (10 levels);
  • This one dog remote trainer can be upgraded to 2- or 3- dog training collar systems by adding extra 1 or 2 collars



Main Features:
Can train up to 3 dogs from 1 dog training remote;
Promptly achieving dog's attention : When you switch among dogs by pressing any dog selection buttons (like A, B or C), the collar receiver will send out a short vibration command at the preset level to the selected dog at the same time;
Rechargeable & fully waterproof dog collar receiver;
There are 3 correction modes: beeping warning tone (10 groups of different frequencies) & vibration (10 levels) & static stimulatio



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KOOLKANI® 1-Dog Remote Dog Training Shock Collar Trainer: 600 Meter/650 Yards Remote Range Waterproof Rechargeable Remote No Bark E Shock Training Collar System


Price:$ 59.95


Special Price: $ 69.95


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