Is this collar work with the sport dog Fieldtrainer 400 &amp;400S? as aadd on collar for my second dog? Thank you
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Karine, That item will not work as an add-on collar. Unfortunately the collar you need has been discontinued by the manufacturer.
1553135
Great dog. The collars are not breed specific. I have a 150# great dane and 30# bull dog mix on mine. If corrects both of them when required.
721449
Hello,This collar worked great on my dog.However, she weighs around 13 ponds.The collar is bulky on her.I am guessing it would be too heavy for your dog.I hope this helped.Have a great day.
1520104
Thank you for your question! This collar is compatible with the PetSafe Stubborn Dog Fencing System.
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Bought my Field Trainers in November 2011, replaced both collar batteries January 2014.Bought them here: 150mAh Ni-MH Battery SportDog FR200, SD-400, SD-800Doesn't come as a "kit" as listed on the Sport Dog website. So, no little screw driver or rubber gasket with the battery... but if you've got a small screw driver and replace the battery carefully to not break the existing rubber gasket, you'll be good to go. Both replacement batteries have worked great for almost a year now. Haven't needed to replace the transmitter battery yet.Hope this helps. :-) Bought my Field Trainers in November 2011, replaced both collar batteries January 2014.Bought them here: 150mAh Ni-MH Battery SportDog FR200, SD-400, SD-800Doesn't come as a "kit" as listed on the Sport Dog website. So, no little screw driver or rubber gasket with the battery... but if you've got a small screw driver and replace the battery carefully to not break the existing rubber gasket, you'll be good to go. Both replacement batteries have worked great for almost a year now. Haven't needed to replace the... » Read More Bought my Field Trainers in November 2011, replaced both collar batteries January 2014.Bought them here: 150mAh Ni-MH Battery SportDog FR200, SD-400, SD-800Doesn't come as a "kit" as listed on the Sport Dog website. So, no little screw driver or rubber gasket with the battery... but if you've got a small screw driver and replace the battery carefully to not break the existing rubber gasket, you'll be good to go. Both replacement batteries have worked great for almost a year now. Haven't needed to replace the transmitter battery yet.Hope this helps. :-) « Show Less
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I do not know what that is. http://www.amazon.com/PetSafe-Collar-Receiver-Outdoor-Barrier/dp/B004AM5RZM/ref=pd_sim_petsupplies_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=0QXCMXAASXC190R2PJ33 This is the collar it is designed for though.
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They work with the "Ultrasmart System" collars. I am not sure about the other fence systems. I have three "rocks" and they work fine with the current collars.I would check with the company if you have a different fence than the "Ultrasmart" .
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The replacement collar will work - you just have to sync it to the new collar and directions tell you how to do that in the manual. I had to buy one to replace one that went fully and completely dead after a lot of use in 18 months time.
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The collar would work, with proper training.. you have to work with your dogs to make them understand that running off is unacceptable and what the consequences are. Our Doberman is very stubborn but knows that the warning beep function of the collar is the first warning and a disciplinary shock will come next. Usually the beep make him come running to our side.
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I am sorry that I don't know. I looked on the collar for a number without luck. I think it is vibration as you must have the "box" on their throat area for it to work. Hope that helps.
635505
I bought the original set up + an extra collar, for two dogs. The packaging said it would replace a non-functioning primary collar or could be added for a second dog. The collars are exactly the same and there are directions for syncing multiple or a single collars with the replacement collar. However, I have not tried to use the second collar by itself on the system. Hope this helped and did not overly confuse you.
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Yes. That is one thing I like about the collars you can program them to work with both or individually. I have mine set on #1 for one dog and #2 for the other dog. That way I correct the one that is misbehaving .
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My install was all above ground.It was used with an invisible fence brand system.As far as i know it should work with any collar.
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I would not assume that two brands would work each other. Buy at your own risk.The brand is Pawz Away. It is an outdoor transmitter for the Pawz Away collars to issue a shock after a warning beep or two if you get within 1ft-6ft of it. SO far, mine has been weather proof through fall, winter, and summer. Although it has never been submerged.
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The main difference between the SD-400 and SD-400S collars is that the SD-400S (Stubborn Model) comes programmed at all levels to operate at a "higher" level of intensity than the SD-400 (Standard Model), which makes it a better choice if you have a stubborn breed of dog. You can think of it this way - level one on the SD-400S would be similar to level 2 on the SD-400. If you are an avid hunter you might want to consider the SD-400 Camo version. One other difference is that the collar strap for the SD-400 is orange and the collar strap for the SD-400S is black. The camo version (SportDOG SD-400 Wetland Hunter) comes in a Realtree Advantage Max4 pattern.
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there is no automatic bark control on this collar. I think you'd have to actually get a bark collar for that. My neighbors used one recently on a very vocal 7yr old jack russell and it worked very well- barking substantially decreased but when he was really worked up he would wimper/cry b/c it wouldn't set the collar off. I would be careful when first using a bark collar- don't expose the dog to very stimulating situations b/c they may rapidly escalate barking/shocking and either develop anxiety or learn they can bark through the collar. As for the sport dog and jumping the fence- you'd have to watch the dog and correct it when they jumped. Personally it sounds like an electric fence that has a collar w/ bark control on it would better suit your needs.
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Most likely this will NOT help you out at all. This is a sub-par dog training collar and may only be effective to you once or twice before the charge will take a dive to laughable levels. My advice to you is to spend a little extra and buy a collar that has proven to be reliable and last more than a couple of hours before needing to change the batteries out. Worst $40 spent.