Can the remote on this model control two collars? I'm trying to decide between the wetland and the field trainer.
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Hello, Comes with full Realtree Max4 camo finish on collar, transmitter and receiver. The 100% DryTek waterproof, very compact and lightweight (2.2 oz.) transmitter will easily fit on the included lanyard or in a vest pocket. The new SportDog SD-425 Camo can be expanded to control 3 dogs by adding a SportDog Add-A-Dog Collar - SDR-AC or SDR-FC. Thank you
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The collar must be paired with the remote in order for it to control the collar. If you don't pair your friends remote you your collar it would not control it. I use Garmin/Tri-tronics collars in hunt tests where hundreds of dogs are around, many with the same collar. If another handler hits their remote for their dog, it does not do anything to my dogs collar, just the way it needs to be.
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Hi Power, You need to resync the remote transmitter with the collar receiver ONLY when the transmitter or receiver is power off. If you charge them when they are low power, you needn't to resync them. Thanks. ATC LLC
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I don't know; however, I would not try to take the remote apart because you may break it. The the collar is suppose to be a training tool not a controller. Use your voice to train your dog and only hit the vibrate if the dog does not listen. I agree with pun mihok, take the batteries out and work with your dog.
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It is for two dogs. It works fine, but by the time I grab the remote and turn the collars on with the remote, the moment has passed. The collars turn off way too soon in order to save the batteries. I found that a good industrial strength squirt bottle works a lot better.
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It works fine having the dogs wear both collars when they are outside. Ours have worn them for three years. Recently, we combined the radio and barrier rock transmitters on to one collar and that is working also.
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Hello Liezel, The unit does not come with 6 collars. The transmitter allows handling of up to 6 dogs.Thank you,PetPhenom.com
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Thank you for your question! Because this collar runs on a separate frequency than our remote trainers it is not compatible with any of our handheld transmitters.
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Yes, each handheld remote can be paired with up to three (3) collar receivers. I own six dogs; therefore I have my three German Shepherd Dogs paired to one handheld remote, and I have three Border Collies paired to the other remote. Very efficient system.
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Yes.The controller has 2 channels & can control one or two collars.In fact they have a package that comes with a controller & 2 collars..I have very pleased with Mine.It has long range & works great...
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Sorry I have no idea how this unit sends/recieves signals between the collar and unit. I recently upgraded to the alpha 100 that has the shock and track in one collar. It's the best collar so far. I would look into that model as it is priceless for hunting and training. Have a nice day!! Aloha, Kalsey
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As l remember the process to sync the second one is the same as the first, just with the second one selected. If you inadvertently synched them to one. You probably will need to reset the collar unit, should be Instructions on how to do that.
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I have two dogs and this isn't an issue for me. There are two separate buttons; one for each dog. That makes it easy to switch between the dogs quickly. If this is a concern, I recommend working with one dog at a time until you are comfortable with the remote. I also recommend associating one dog with one specific button (e.g., dog #1,is always the top button). That should dramatically reduce the chances of vibrating/shocking the wrong dog. Good luck!
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Hi Power,You need to resync the remote transmitter with the collar receiver ONLY when the transmitter or receiver is power off. If you charge them when they are low power, you needn't to resync them. Thanks.ATC LLC
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Yes one collar can work in multiple zones. You just need to purchase an extra "disc" (ZND-1000) for additional zones since the original collar/disc set only comes with one disc. There are two "frequencies" for each disc "A" and "B" so you can set the collar to respond to "A" or "B" discs (you set the disc to "A" or "B") or both. Then place the disc where you want to deter the pet from. In our case we have one dog but 5 discs (basement, upstairs, cat liter box, cat food, and library). Each disc has a radius setting for how far away from the disc (1-6 feet) the beeps/shocks happen. If you have multiple pets and each has different restricted areas then that is where the "A" and "B" settings come in play. Dog "A" (collar set to "A") will only get beeped at by discs set to "A" or "A/B" and Dog "B" (collar set to "B") will only react to discs set to "B" and "A/B" settings. So it sounds like you need at least 2 discs. Put one near the doorway of the baby's room and one near the entrance to the family room and the collar will respond to both.
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As far as I know only one unless you get the controller for multiple collars.
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Hi Jenny,Sorry for the long delay in getting you an answer but here it is. The manufacturer of the trainer you are looking at uses about 2000 different frequency IDs for this product so your chance of getting two that are on the same frequency is very small. If for some reason you did get two on the same frequency PetSafe would switch one out for you at no charge. So, yes, you can use two systems and no, there won't be an issue of giving the wrong dog a correction unless you press the wrong button yourself. If you have more questions let us know.Thanks, EZDogFences