I need to know what battery is used for the Dogtra Hunter 2 Dog Training Collar Platinum System. I assume one goes in each collar and one goes in the remote, but for the life of me, I cannot find my directions, so I don't know how to open them w/o...
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Dogtra Batteries can be purchased at many places including Amazon. The battery part number is BP12RT
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Yes this is the receiver battery. The transmitter battery is more expensive. The cheapest I've found them is $26 something & $5 shipping. The actual company sells it at $29.95 + $4.95 shipping then I've seen them over $36. I had to contact sport-dog to get all the info.The transmitter is SportDOG SD-400 Series Transmitter Battery Kit - SDT00-11910 (REMOTE)Hope this helps
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The remote has settings for both collars. Collar 1 or collar 2. Very easy and it works great. The only negative is that the rechargeable battery in the collar runs down in less then a week and needs to be recharged again
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CR3032 button (watch) batteries. I bought these collars when they were about $12 a piece for my dogs off Amazon. Now I see then for $2.00+about $5 for shipping. I would just suggest you just buy new collars. I have replaced the batteries and the batteries run about $3 a battery and these take two watch batteries. They great collars and mine have lasted 2 years without the LEDs going out but did have to replace the batteries once. I have a red coat husky and a solid black husky mix and this really helps me keep track so I definitely use mine a lot. Hope this helps.
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Our dog got sprayed by a skunk the other night right on the collar so i searched for a replacement and found just the collar replacement (without the remote) on amazon for i believe $20. But then i found a new upgraded version of the whole thing with blue backlit remote and upgraded charger for 45 so i went with that.
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Hi J: With my 150lb Great Dane I had to discard the 2nd buckle and secure the device with a zip tie... which was inserted through two (4 total) incisions at the fold over. The collar is great! Very blinky. And you can spot it from blocks (or meters) away. I bought 2 more because I'm a special needs adult who lives in proximity to a battery store where they lock the doors after hours. In no way am I actually 'special needs' apart from being unmotivated to change the battery.I ordered this collar again and will continue doing this until I successfully make a transaction at the battery store. Hi J: With my 150lb Great Dane I had to discard the 2nd buckle and secure the device with a zip tie... which was inserted through two (4 total) incisions at the fold over. The collar is great! Very blinky. And you can spot it from blocks (or meters) away. I bought 2 more because I'm a special needs adult who lives in proximity to a battery store where they lock the doors after hours. In no way am I actually 'special needs' apart from being unmotivated to change the battery.I ordered this collar again and will continue doing this until I successfully make a transaction at... » Read More Hi J: With my 150lb Great Dane I had to discard the 2nd buckle and secure the device with a zip tie... which was inserted through two (4 total) incisions at the fold over. The collar is great! Very blinky. And you can spot it from blocks (or meters) away. I bought 2 more because I'm a special needs adult who lives in proximity to a battery store where they lock the doors after hours. In no way am I actually 'special needs' apart from being unmotivated to change the battery.I ordered this collar again and will continue doing this until I successfully make a transaction at the battery store. « Show Less
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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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I have had my collar since May and I have not had to replace the battery this far. It take a small battery 4LR44 6V. It only uses one. I don't know how much they cost. I don't use my collar all the time I take it off of her to give her a break. She needs to bark some, like when a strange car or dog comes into my yard.
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It depends on how hard headed your dog is to train. I have Irish Setters, but once they get the initial correction, they are very good about continual action w/ the boundary line. I have a five month old puppy that we have recently trained with the Pet Safe system. He is still using the same battery, been about three months. He does not leave the yard. I also have a bark collar w/ this battery for my older dog and the battery seems to last along time in it. But, he is also very aware when he has the bark collar on his neck.
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It doesn't have batteries that you change out. Each collar has a rechargeable power pack built into it. It comes with a wall plug that you use to charge the collar. A light indicator on the collar will go out when the collar needs charged. The remote, on the other hand, takes one 9 volt battery.
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When I replaced the battery in the collar, the collar and remote automatically programmed. I have not yet needed to replace the battery in the remote.I would suggest starting from the beginning and following the directions from first programming the remote, possibly even taking the batteries out of both units and starting as if it is the first time used.Hope this helps.
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If the item is lost, I think you probably have to buy a new one. If it was defective, they usually replace it (but you have to send in the old one). If that is the case, you can contact the seller via Amazon. If you need to purchase a new one, this should be the link: Extra Collar for Esky® EP-1000R-B1 1000M Range Waterproof Rechargeable LCD Remote Shock Control Dog Training Collar System I hope that helps!
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The collar manufacturer, Perimeter, sells a 6 volt battery for this collar. However, this battery is actually 2 CR1/3N 3 volt batteries shrink wrapped together. The CR1/3N batteries are available from Duracell, Energizer, and others and are sold on Amazon. Batteries are installed + side toward opening on collar. The Perimeter battery appears no more expensive than the individual batteries but the individual batteries should be available locally to avoid shipping.
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My two dogs have Dog Watch collars and the batteries are compatible. My Dog Watch installer was quite surprised that they were so reasonable! I'm sure you will be pleased!!!!!!!!
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Hi Janis, You need the manual for the actual trainer PDT00-12470 off of the PetSafe site. On page 11 is the following: To reset the Receiver Collar to work with a new Handheld Transmitter or to reprogram a new Receiver Collar to work with your existing Handheld Transmitter: 1. Turn the Receiver Collar off. 2. Press and hold the On/Off Button until the Receiver Indicator Light comes on solid green and the Receiver Collar beeps low to high. 3. Continue to hold the On/Off button until the Receiver Indicator Light has turned off. 4. Press and hold the Upper Button on the Handheld Transmitter until the Receiver Indicator Light fl ashes 5 times and beeps 5 times. You may need to hold both units 3 feet from each other before this occurs. Once the Receiver Indicator Light has fl ashed 5 times, the Receiver Collar has been reset. If the Receiver Indicator Light does not fl ash 5 times, start again and repeat the process. If you need more, just contact us and we can provide the entire manual electronically. Thanks, EZDogFences
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That depends on a lot of factors, like how often you use the collar and what functions you use. The remote's battery will last you a while, we've only had to change it once since we bought the collar. If our dog is behaving well the collar can last a while too, the tone does not eat up the battery as quickly as the shocks. So if your dog responds to the tone then you'll get more use out of the collar battery. We change ours probably every other month.
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I use these collars for my 11lb and 15lb dogs. I have rubber tips on the metal 'prongs' because they are a little too harsh for smaller dogs. I use the vibrate mode mostly, very seldom use the shock. These have been good collars except for the fact that sometimes they don't go off when you push the button. It's a bit difficult to train when your training device doesn't work EVERY time you need it too. But, since I know that this is the case I just check the vibrate right before I put them on them (before I let them out into the yard) and if it doesn't go off when I push the button I just turn off the remote and turn it back on,, this usually works. One thing I will say is they hold a charge for a LONG time! This is a definite positive because I've used a few different types of collars,, i.e. battery, rechargeable etc. and these have been the best at longevity. Hope this helps