
Train With Confidence From Up To 4500FT
Give your dog more room to explore while maintaining remote communication. Great for parks, yards, fields and outdoor recall practice.
4 Ways To Reinforce Better Behavior
Choose the training cue that works best for your dog instead of relying on one method. The detachable contact points also allow you to use beep and vibration without metal prongs.
Ready For Wet Adventures
The IPX8 waterproof receiver is designed for outdoor conditions, including rain and water exposure. Train without worrying about every splash or sudden change in weather.
Real Training. Better Control.
97%
Said the 4500FT range gave them more freedom during outdoor training.*
93%
Said the 4 training modes made it easier to find the right correction level.*
91%
Said the IPX8 waterproof design made outdoor use more convenient.*
89%
Said the adjustable collar fit their dog comfortably.*
WHY PAWCOMMAND™?
More control, more flexibility, more confidence — at home or outdoors.
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4500FT Long-Range Control |
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4 Training Modes |
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IPX8 Waterproof Receiver |
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Removable Contact Prongs |
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Security Lock + Rechargeable |
CUSTOMER LOVE
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F.A.Qs
What dogs does PawCommand™ fit?
What dogs does PawCommand™ fit?
The DT-61 is designed with an adjustable strap for dogs across a broad size range, with JUGBOW listing compatibility up to 120 lbs. Always make sure you can achieve a comfortable, safe fit.
Is the collar waterproof?
Is the collar waterproof?
Yes. The DT-61 receiver is rated IPX8 waterproof.
Do I have to use the stimulation mode?
Do I have to use the stimulation mode?
No. The metal contact prongs can be removed so the collar can be used with beep or vibration training instead.
How far does the remote work?
How far does the remote work?
The advertised maximum range is up to 4500FT in suitable conditions. Real-world range may be reduced by buildings, terrain, trees and interference.
How should I introduce the collar to my dog?
How should I introduce the collar to my dog?
Start with basic commands and reward-based training. Introduce electronic cues gradually at the lowest effective setting, monitor your dog's response closely, and never use the collar as punishment or leave it fitted continuously for long periods.