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CL66

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03/11/2010 9:40 AM
For those of you with E collars, just wondering what range you bought. Ours are sold in metres, so seem to be 250, 300 and 400m. which is a range of up to half a mile. Not sure what distance is best, so any advice appreciated.

Texas Belle User is Offline

Austin, TX

MH
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03/11/2010 10:18 AM
I got a Tritronics with a range of 1 mile. I hike in the mountains in Colorado, so I was looking for the range and one that had a good reputation in mountainous terrain. I have been extremely happy with mine.

Bev Quarles, the Pointer Sisters (Belle and Halo), the Outlaw GSP (Johnny Ringo) and the little Princess (Fauna) Yellow Rose GSPs "A dog has the soul of a philosopher." - Plato

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Ithaca NY

MH
Posts:461

03/12/2010 5:40 AM
I have a Tritronics G3 Sport Combo. 1/2 mile range

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Gunnar

MH
Posts:288

03/12/2010 8:12 AM
Posted By jlp8cornell on 03/12/2010 5:40 AM I have a Tritronics G3 Sport Combo. 1/2 mile range Saqme here. Holds up real well under the abuse the dog puts it through, water etc...

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NW PA

MH
Posts:1059

03/12/2010 1:26 PM
Dogtra T&B, 1 mile range.....never know when you may need it hunting!! I hunt a lot of very hilly areas, think the extra range gives you "more" even if dog is not a mile away, my Innoteks didnt work well in areas like this, mind you, had them 12 yrs ago. (needed fixed a lot also, the Dogtra has held up well with hunting & water work)

TessaGA

Georgia

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Posts:2378

03/15/2010 1:04 PM
I have the Tritronics G2 Pro 100. 1 mile range. The range is cut shorter by weather, terrain and vegetation. Also, these dogs can eat up a mile really fast. I would not consider anything under 1 mile. If I remember correctly 1 mile is 1600 meters.

To live without dogs would mean accepting a form of blindness. [Thomas McGuane]