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Petsafe PDLDT-305 Deluxe Little-Dog Remote Trainer for Pets Under 40 Pounds | 
| Brand: Petsafe
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $129.99
Buy New: $68.00
as of 11/21/2009 07:50 MST details
You Save: $61.99 (48%)
New (42) Used (1) from $57.95
Seller: Puget Sound Depot
Rating:  96 reviews
Sales Rank: 898
Format: CD
Platforms: Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows 2000
Media: Misc.
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition
Size: Reciever (2.1 oz) 100 yard range
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 7 x 8 x 3
MPN: PDLDT-305
Model: PDLDT-305
UPC: 729849102446
EAN: 0729849102446
ASIN: B00068K2VS
Release Date: August 3, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Remote trainer with a range of up to 100 yards for dogs under 40 pounds | | • | 10 easily adjustable levels of stimulation, from 400 volts to 6000 volts | | • | Option for negative tone without correction and negative tone with correction | | • | Low-battery indicator light; expanded training manual and batteries included | | • | Transmitter measures 1 by 1-1/2 by 6 inches; receiver 3/4 by 2 by 1 inches; limited lifetime warranty |
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Product Description
For pets under 40 pounds. 10 levels of stimulation correction plus tone-only button. Correction levels: 400 volts - 6000 volts. 100 yard range. Waterproof receiver, water resistant transmitter. Receiver uses two 3-volt CR2032 batteries; transmitter uses a 9-volt alkaline battery (both included). Transmitter has correction dial and red light on face. Frequency: 303.825 MHz. Pop off battery cover and belt clip is on back. Receiver collar has antenna running through strap, light on side, and power push butto n. Red light serves as low battery indicator. Battery life of up to 30 days. Will retain program memory if batteries die or if they are removed.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 96
 terrible terrible terrible! November 19, 2009
mikelkaray (missouri)
The shock collar worked for about a week on our small dog. The collar would only stay on for a short time and then you would have to press the on/off button again...which is on the collar itself! So...you have to CATCH the dog to turn it on. This doesn't help at all if the reason you bought it is because the dog doesn't listen when it is time to come inside or wont let you catch him! Then it stopped working all together so we bought new batteries but still doesn't work at all. The light will come on, but does nothing when you press the buttons. Very sorry we bought this one when there were so many out there!
 Good for focused training - not random barking November 9, 2009
M. Henderson (Chicago, IL)
My 6 month English Bull Terrier inspired me to look into shock collars. Before Zeke, I would criticize these collars, and call owners lazy - you know the story. Then I got the worlds most stubborn, bullheaded dog. To ease my guilt, I zapped myself several times before hooking it up to Zeke. It's awful - but not really painful, just uncomfortable and (you guessed it) shocking. It sort of sneaks up on you. It gets Zeke to stop barking, he snaps his head and shuts up.
I picked this one, with the remote, because I was hoping to get double duty out of it. Trying to be thrifty I guess, but it backfired. I also happen to have the worlds second most stubborn dog, a Corgi, who will actually go through a decision/reasoning process before deciding if he will 'come' or not. If you are working to train your dog in this way, with specific commands, the collar is great - it says "dont you ignore me!" and also communicates 'this is training time, pay attention'.
If you have an incessant barker, get a different collar - one of the automatic ones that zaps based on bark vibrations or whatever. We are CONSTANTLY running around the house screaming "where's his remote?! where is his zapper?!" all the while he's barking away. As soon as we find/grab the remote, he knocks it off - but its become a game to him, 'if I bark like crazy, and they don't have that thing in their hands, they go running around like idiots looking for it - and that amuses me, so I bark'.
So the collar works, but only as good as the operator, and we're pretty good at loosing remotes in our house. For targeted training it's great - but to put an end to that 'non-stop' bark at everything behavior, it's no good at all. No matter how much you try to pay attention (I even thought when I bought this - we'll be extra careful to have a 'home base' or something for the remote), it WILL disappear - and you too will be running around your house screaming "who has his remote?" while your husband is in other room screaming "will someone please zap him?!". Unless you like that kind of thing ....
And one more thing - the 'frequently bought together' pairing with the black 6 volt batteries is incorrect. Those batteries definitely don't fit in this collar. Maybe they will fit in the second collar I have to buy that doesn't rely on human discipline to work it ...
SUGGESTED BATTERIES WILL NOT WORK WITH THIS COLLAR November 7, 2009
B.V.A. (Missouri)
Petsafe 6-Volt Lithium Battery (2 Batteries per Pack)The site suggests that the above mentioned batteries are frequently purchased when youn buy the Petsafe PDLDT-305 Deluxe Little-Dog Remote Trainer for Pets Under 40 Pounds, but these batteries do not work for this unit! Do not make the same mistake I did as you can not return batteries to Amazon. Had I known that this unit takes 2 button cell batteries (CR2032), I would not have waisted my money.
can't complain November 6, 2009
R. Taylor (Utah)
It's a little on the large side for our 6 and 7 pound "yappy" Yorkie-poo's, but it's okay. We don't keep it on them for very long. Only during the busy time of the day when we need to open the front door (for the kid's little friends who come and go all afternoon).
The problems: 1. They bark. 2. They slip out the door and run away.
With this thing, there is very little of either because a little "jolt" (we have it set on #1) is enough to correct their behavior. Now the trick will be to see if it sticks.
Does the trick November 4, 2009
S. Wray
I got this collar for my hard-headed French Bulldog. I live in the country and my dog had the bad habit of chasing things he did not needs to be chasing and had gotten really handy about taking a run down the road. The collar works great and his "hearing" has gotten much better. I really like the tone feature because you can warn them with the tone first. The collar seems to be durable, my collar has been wet before and has stood up to his scuffling with the other outside dogs. The only drawback I would have to say about the collar is the size. My dog has a thick neck and the collar was still big for him. I have it taken up as far as it will go. If you had a smaller or a skinny dog I don't know how you would get the collar taken up enough because of the transmitter wire built into the back of the collar. Other than that I give it a thumbs up.
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