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Find Petrainer 330 Yards Remote 4 in 1 E-collar Rechargeable and Fully Waterproof 2 Pet Dog Training Shock Electric Collar with Remote and Vibration for 2 Small or Large Dogs Safe Electronic Trainer

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  • Rechargeable and waterproof receiver.
  • 330 yards Blue Backlight Screen Remote Transmitter control electric shock devices with 4 modes: static shock/ vibration/ beep/ light.
  • Provides a professional 100 level shock and 100 level vibration with rechargeable LCD digital remote control electric training Collar.
  • Convenience of easy-to-read LCD screen shows the stimulation level. Over 3000 different identity codes to prevent conflicts with other e-collars.
  • Featured power saving design with automatic standby and memory function.


Feature:

1. Advanced RF 434Mhz Technology boosts range up to 330 yards.

2. Built-in high capacity lithium rechargeable batteries (500 mAh for transmitter and 240mAh for collar).

3. Both transmitter and collar receiver can be charged at the same time.

4. Completely waterproof collar receiver.

5. Convenient, easy-to-read Backlight LCD screen that shows the stimulation level.

6. Fits all dogs. From 15 to 100 lbs with a TPU collar size from 7 to 27 inches lo



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