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Heaflex 3300ft Waterproof Dog Training Collar

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Heaflex 3300ft Waterproof Dog Training Collar

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Regain control and strengthen communication with your pup during outdoor adventures using the Heaflex remote dog training collar. Designed for wide-open spaces, its expansive 3300-foot working range allows you to issue cues smoothly across sports fields and hiking trails without restricting your dog to a leash. Tailor every correction precisely to your dog's unique temperament using 1 to 99 progressive stimulation levels. Backed by top-tier IPX8 waterproof defense, the collar receiver withstands puddles, heavy downpours, and impromptu lake swims so your training routine never misses a beat.

  • โœ“ Communicate clearly across expansive outdoor fields with a reliable 3300-foot remote range.
  • โœ“ Fine-tune behavioral feedback to your dog's sensitivity with 1 to 99 adjustable intensity settings.
  • โœ“ Submersible IPX8 waterproof receiver protects internal components through rain, mud, and swims.
  • โœ“ Accelerate off-leash manners and eliminate nuisance barking with prompt electronic cues.
  • โœ“ Compact handheld remote provides effortless, single-handed operation during daily walks.
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Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

This system provides an effective line-of-sight range of up to 3300 feet, making it well suited for backyard training, open parks, and off-leash hiking.

Yes, the receiver collar is rated IPX8 waterproof, which means it can be fully submerged in water without sustaining damage.

The system features 1 to 99 adjustable levels, allowing you to start on the lowest setting and incrementally dial in the exact sensitivity your dog responds to.

While the collar receiver is rated IPX8 waterproof for swimming, the handheld remote is designed to be weather-resistant against light rain and should not be submerged.

Let your dog wear the collar turned off for a couple of days so they get comfortable with it, then always begin your training sessions using the lowest possible setting to find their baseline response.

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