How many collars can you control on your smart phone at a time? I have 3 dogs and would like to use 3 collars at once.
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Thanks for your question. Please kindly note that this item can control up to 5 collars at a time.
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Since you have two collars you have to re-establish the connection to the remote in order to assign which collar is 1 or 2 and yes that's everytine you take the collars of the charger. Hope that answers your question.
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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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The product's manual does indicate it can be used on two dogs, but references the need for two collars. I would sugget you contact the manufacturer or their website for specific details.
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The collar and the remotes are paired together. If you are familiar with cell phone and bluetooth devices it is along the same principle. It shouldn't effect the other one.
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Hello Amie, you can train up to 3 dogs separately. There are individual buttons for each dog and different programs regarding vibration and shock settings. The intensity of the stimulation can also be selected. The device is overall very sturdy and made for long lasting. The only downside is that it does not turn an and off automatically. It needs to be turned on and off each time manually. I got used to it now and it doesn't bother me anymore. This brand is my favorite trainer now. Greetings! S.
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As far as I know only one unless you get the controller for multiple collars.
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Hi Jeri, Yes, you can do that. You would just need to change the ID of the second transmitter. But you are able to control one collar with two different transmitters. You can find information and a video on that on this page: http://www.sportdog.com/support/dog-training/e-collars/wetlandhunter/wetlandhunter-425Thanks.Mark
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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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One controller will handle up to 20 other devices (collars and other controllers). As a humorous comment, I would add that since the controller has three buttons and otherwise divides its collars into groups of three, you need another pup!
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Yes. I have two dogs. I numbered their collars 1 & 2 so I wouldn't get confused. Just set your transmitter to the number of the dog who is misbehaving and then push one of the 3 buttons. When I first got the dog trainer I accidentally shocked the wrong dog. He wouldn't have anything to do with me for awhile. Lol. The Aetertek works wonders. My dogs would bark at the neighbors every single time they would see them coming and going. It drove us all nuts. Now I can be out in the yard with my dogs and it's peaceful. No more senseless barking. I hope I helped.
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I can't answer that question I have 2 dogs with collars and I can control them from one remote
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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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The bark limiter is a mode that must be selected from the remote. In this mode, none of the three correction buttons will function as they do in other modes. Pressing a correction button while in bark limiter mode will ensure the collar is in also in bark limiter mode in case it was powered on after the remote was switched into bark limiter. So simply put, you can't do both. I can also say the bark limiter is very effective and reacts way faster than I ever could. Source: I just tried it on myself.
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Yes, but once you get past 2 dogs you start losing other functions like the ability to vibrate or beep. I think you can download a pdf manual on the sportdog website to get the specific trade offs. Essentially when you get to 6 I believe you have 3 buttons one each for 3 different dogs then the toggle to switch to 3 other dogs for those buttons.
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Jonathan is correct. You can add up to 3 collars to one remote. There are 3 buttons on the remote. With just one collar the buttons do momentary, continuous and vibrate/tone. When you add collars each button is assigned to control the continuous stimulation of one collar only.
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Add a receiver? Do you mean plug in two of them? No it won't make it bigger. The signal from the device can be made smaller or larger but once it is set to the largest setting, it can't go more. You can add multiple dog collars for several dogs though.