Will the transmitter switch between dogs or do I need two separate units to do this?
1072083
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.
1072084
you can program the 3 buttons on the 1 transmitter to use with 3 separate collars
2128583
This one only sends corrections to one dog at a time. So if they are both acting up you have to buzz one then the other. Kind of a pain at 3 am but you get use to it.
2154962
No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
1811852
Unles you can get two receivers with the same frequency, you need two transmitters. Usually, no two transmitters are on the same frequency in order to prevent the opening of someone else door (or whqtever you want to control) by mistake.
2267938
The answer is no. But don't waste your money. I have 5 dogs and this device doesn't work.
5264
No.....unless you leave the transmitter idle for more than a couple of minutes.....then it goes to sleep and you have to push the power on button again to start it. This can be a problem if your pup needs correction and the unit has timed out. It takes a few moments for the transmitter to turn back on again and by then it's too late to correct. That's my only gripe with this unit. As to linking....It will stay exactly as set until you change it.
635003
No. There are two units with the kit it is possible to choose which pet to locate.
1163303
All you have to do is buy a new stubborn transmiter and stubborn dog collar they work great for all dogs. I have 1 Sherpard and 2 blue heelers on my stubborn dog fence. I changed my fence from regular to stubborn dog and did not have to change the wiring at all.
2207915
This one is a slave device, so you would need a transmitter if you wanted it to communicate with a master device. I am not sure which transmitter you need though.
1178308
Yes I have two dogs with two remotes just make sure you label the collar and remote, but of course if you are using the noise element for control then all the dogs can hear it, but the vibrate works really well with my dogs.
62390
I'm not sure about that but I do know that the product boasts that you can use multiple collars with one remote....it has been a key tool for us and our wild walker hound
767547
Yes you can program multiple collars with one transmitter, but you will have to buy more than one of these (you can have one transmitter with multiple collars, but if you need more than one zone you need to buy two of these because you need the transmitters AND the collars). The active area is less than half what they say, about 5-6 feet. I would search for another unit.
1163306
If your transmitter still works, you can use the same wire and same transmitter. You will just need a second collar.
1193786
I use this with two dogs and it works great. When we go to the park, I just have to carry one transmitter to control both dogs. I specifically bought this because of this feature.
715647
The transmitter can easily be moved with the power and field wire plugged back into the transmitter within a minute assuming you have set both locations to allow for it. Location can alter the signal in the field wire so test the collar before putting on a pet for use.
1163301
A new collar and transmitter will work, you'll simply have to re-sync the units.
174739
My son has two dogs and uses a single transmitter. You obviously need to pay attention but the controller is very straight forward. He loves it.