Dogtra

You get one brand covering remote e-collars, GPS tracking collars, bark collars and wireless pet containment, with published prices, range figures and fit guidance by dog weight and neck size. It says its GPS collars and fences run on a free app with no subscription, so your customers make a one-time purchase rather than paying a monthly fee.

Dogtra supplies e-collars and other electronic dog training and containment systems from Garden Grove, California, where it has its USA headquarters and customer care. Its website says it has been “Trusted by Canine Professionals Since 1979”. You can find it in our training aids and behavior and pet accessories sections, and among suppliers in the United States.

Products and brands

The website groups its range into e-collars, GPS collars, bark collars and e-fence systems, with these listed prices.

• X-Series remote trainers. The 280X PRO ($239.99) is for dogs of 10-100 lbs+ with a 1/2-mile range, and the 1900X PRO ($259.99) is for dogs of 35-100 lbs+ with a 3/4-mile range. Both offer Pro, 2-Dog and Standard modes, IPX9K waterproofing and expansion to three dogs.
• EDGE2 and EDGE RT2. The EDGE2 ($419.99) has dedicated buttons for up to four dogs and a 1.2-mile range. The company says the EDGE RT2 ($369.99) is built for retriever work.
• PATHFINDER2 GPS collars. The PATHFINDER2 ($429.99) has a range of up to 9 miles and the MINI ($429.99) up to 4 miles. The website lists tracking of up to 21 dogs, offline maps and three fence modes.
• Virtual fences. The FIELDGUARD ($429.99, up to 10 dogs) and GPS Fence ($199.99, up to 3 dogs) are for properties of at least 3/4 acre. The Smart Fence ($279.99, up to 2 dogs) covers up to 3/4 acre.
• Bark control. The Smart NoBark ($124.99) detects barking, whining and howling. The YS300 ($84.99) and YS600 ($89.99) use a bark detection sensor.

Ordering and after-sales

Product pages list prices with online checkout, and some carry an “Also Available At” section. They do not publish wholesale terms or minimum orders. The FIELDGUARD page lists a 60-day satisfaction guarantee and a 1+1 year warranty. The company also runs a trade-in offer for PATHFINDER1 and other GPS brands.

Who it works with

The company describes its PATHFINDER2 collars as made for hunters, professional handlers, and K-9 and military officers, and says the EDGE2 is built for trainers handling multiple dogs. The TOM DAVIS 280C 2.0 is a collaboration with pro dog trainer Tom Davis. Dogtra names itself a sponsor of the International Association of Canine Professionals and the Master National Retriever Club, and a member of the Partnership for Electronic Training Technology.

Other training suppliers listed include PawsTrading (Chesterfield supplier of dog toys, training treats and agility kit) and The Company of Animals (Surrey developer of dog training and behavior products). For everyday collars, see our collars, leads and harnesses section.

Source: dogtra.com/pages/become-a-dealer, dogtra.com, dogtra.com/products/dogtra-gps-fence-fieldguard

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