Wissilor Dog Training Collar with Remote – 3300ft, 4 Modes, IPX7 Waterproof, 2 Collars for 2 Dogs

Overview

Meet the Wissilor dog training collar with remote, a versatile system designed to support clear, focused communication with your canine companion. Built for dogs from 8 to 150 pounds, this setup combines range, safety, and adaptability in a single package. It is designed to be user friendly for everyday sessions at the yard, park, or on the go, with options that let you tailor feedback to moments when your dog is most attentive.

Key features at a glance

• 4 training modes: Beep (level 1-8), Vibration (level 1-16), Safe Shock (level 1-16), and Night Light (two modes) to suit different situations.
• Long-range control up to 3300 ft, with dual-channel capability for training two dogs at once.
• IPX7 waterproof receiver for rain, splashes, or puddles—designed for outdoor adventures.
• Neck strap fits 8–27 inches and is made from soft, durable nylon for daily wear.
• Rechargeable setup with a built-in lithium battery; full charge in about 2 hours (first charge 4 hours).

Practical uses and comfort

• Ideal for backyard recall, park obedience, and beach outings where reliable feedback can help establish cues.
• Dual-channel capability supports training two dogs simultaneously, reducing the need to swap gear mid-session.
• Night visibility with a two-mode night light helps keep training routes and dogs visible after dusk.

Battery life and safety

The collar offers a long standby time, helping you train over extended periods without frequent recharges. The remote remains ready for travel, with a longer standby window than typical training devices. A safety lock on the collar helps prevent unintended shocks during handling and play.

Overall, this Wissilor system emphasizes flexibility and control, presenting possibilities for smoother sessions and clearer signals. Outcomes can vary by dog, training history, and consistency, and the product is not a guarantee of behavior change.

What you may gain

• Clear cues via beeps, vibrations, or gentle static signals that can be dialed up or down as training progresses.
• Consistent feedback across multiple environments, from the yard to open spaces like parks or beaches.