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  • One dog system with 1/2 mile range
  • Small receiver (2"x1.5"x1", 2.4 oz) for dogs 5 pounds and larger
  • Mini ergonomic "stopwatch" transmitter (2.64" diameter x 1.29" thick) is well-suited for small hands or in situations where discreetness is important
  • Delivers a tapping sensation similar to vibration, but more intense, making it an effective addition to the stimulation
  • User-selectable stimulation levels from 1 to 100 with additional boost stimulus selectable from 1 to 60


Educator 1 Dog Mini Remote Training, ET-300TS is a medium range trainer that is especially made for smaller hands or in situation where discreetness is important. Utilizing "Lock and Set" technology, Li-Polymer rechargeable batteries, waterproof floating remote, and waterproof receivers, this remote provides a very clean stimulation without the normal head jerking motion often found in other training collars. Includes a dual battery charger (120V/22V) with a 2-hour full charge. One Waterproof mi



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Educator ET-300TS Mini E-Collar 1/2 Mile Remote Dog Trainer


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