Do the collars operate on seperate frequencies, think about getting two collars.
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This collar is Effective, Economic, Safe and Humane. It uses micro static shock (the electrical level would not harm your dog) and vibration to modify your dog's behaviors. It also offers a whistle tone (you can turn up or turn down the volume) and light for positive reinforcement. 99-level stimulation for each mode. We are sorry that we don't have 2 collars currently, but we will take this into consideration. Thanks for your inquiry. ATC LLC
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sorry cant help.. I don't think so? I pretty certain one transmitter can control more than one collar though
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A new collar and transmitter will work, you'll simply have to re-sync the units.
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I would say that is a question to ask the manufacturer. I know when I wanted to get a second collar for my dogs they were more than helpful answering my questions. There should be customer service number to call for information in your box or google the Dogtra. they have a store site and that's where I got my information.
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Ooooh. I don't know since I only have one. But you would think that the remote control would be calibrated to the specific collar. Good luck.
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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
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We have three labs and train them together but each collar woks independently. They don't seem to be affected when the other one is getting the static shock.
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YES!!!! You will need to get the 2 dog model or if it is cheaper get 2 one dog models. Train the females one at a time (let them know how it feels when you do something wrong). Then when you put on both collars and say your "stop/move" word they will remember what the collar does and no fighting! After awhile you will just have to use the vibrate function and no more shock. AWESOME!!!
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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.
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Yes, it has a charger with a split end to charge two collars at the same time.
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I have Dogtra 282 pair. Just tried it buzz and zap. Not at same time but can do one collar the other very quickly.
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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.
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You can get the corresponding remote system from SportDog (see their website) for relatively cheap, which you can connect to multiple collars.
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Hi Jenny,Sorry for the long delay in getting you an answer but here it is. The manufacturer of the trainer you are looking at uses about 2000 different frequency IDs for this product so your chance of getting two that are on the same frequency is very small. If for some reason you did get two on the same frequency PetSafe would switch one out for you at no charge. So, yes, you can use two systems and no, there won't be an issue of giving the wrong dog a correction unless you press the wrong button yourself. If you have more questions let us know.Thanks, EZDogFences
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Double checked--one button, but it lets you switch between the two collars.
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If your transmitter still works, you can use the same wire and same transmitter. You will just need a second collar.
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They have two vibration levels and two shock levels. One vibrate for each collar and a vibrate for both collars at the same time and a low shock for each collar and a high shock for each collar.