2-in-1 Remote Dog Training and Bark Collar with 4500-Ft Range, IPX8 Receiver, LED Light and Three Smart Modes
A 2-in-1 remote dog training and bark collar combines handler-controlled cues with automatic barking response in one DT-55 set. Switch among training, bark-control and combined modes, then select beep, three vibration levels or static levels 0–99 according to the dog’s response and the training plan.
The remote is listed for a 4500-ft range in open settings, while the receiver includes an LED light with steady and SOS modes for easier location during early or late outings. The nylon strap adjusts for 6–22 in necks and dogs weighing 10–100 lb. IPX8 receiver protection supports wet-weather activity, and the collar and remote recharge in about two hours.
Specifications
- Brand: Delupet
- Model: DT-55
- Product: Remote dog training and bark collar
- Operating modes: Training bark control and combined
- Beep settings: F1–F6
- Vibration levels: 1–3
- Static levels: 0–99
- Bark sensitivity levels: 5
- Listed remote range: Up to 4500 ft
- Receiver water rating: IPX8
- LED light: Steady and SOS modes
- Dog weight range: 10–100 lb
- Neck range: 6–22 in
- Strap material: Nylon
- Colors: Pink or Titanium
- Listed charge time: 2 hours
- Listed collar use: Up to 35 days
- Listed remote use: Up to 45 days
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this collar work without pressing the remote?
Yes. Bark-control mode responds automatically, while training mode lets the handler send cues with the remote; combined mode makes both functions available.
Which dogs can wear the DT-55 collar?
The adjustable 6–22 in strap is listed for dogs weighing 10–100 lb. Measure the dog’s neck and confirm a comfortable fit before use.
Is the receiver suitable for rain and swimming?
The receiver is rated IPX8 for water protection. Dry the charging area before recharging and follow all care directions supplied with the set.
How should I select a training level?
Begin with audible and vibration cues and use the lowest level that gains a response. Training should remain consistent, supervised and appropriate for the individual dog.