WetlandHunter
The waterfowler hunts in unique settings and needs top performance from his most important asset: his retriever. SportDOG® created a series of remote trainers specifically to meet those demands. The WetlandHunter is designed for the waterfowl-hunting environment with close working dogs. The small size of the Transmitter and Receiver makes it perfect for situations where space is at a premium and/or for hunting with smaller dogs. The Transmitter and Collar Receiver are guaranteed waterproof and submersible, and they look outstanding – without standing out – because they're finished in Realtree Max-5® Camo, a waterfowling favorite. You can stay hidden. You can get wet. You can work your dog. You can bag birds. What else is there?
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WetlandHunter® 1825X
- Designed for the waterfowl environment with Realtree Max-5® camo finish
- 1 mile range
- 21 levels of static stimulation with low/medium/high stim ranges
- Tone and vibration options
- Supports training up to 6 dogs with additional collars
- Waterproof and submersible to 25 feet using DryTek® technology
- Rechargeable batteries with 2-hour quick charge
WetlandHunter® 425X
- Designed for the waterfowl environment with Realtree Max-5® camo finish
- 500 yard range
- 21 levels of static stimulation with low/medium/high stim ranges
- Tone and vibration options
- Supports training up to 3 dogs with additional collars
- Waterproof and submersible to 25 feet using DryTek® technology
- Rechargeable batteries with 2-hour quick charge
WetlandHunter® 1825
- 1 mile range
- 8 instantly selectable static stimulation levels with low/medium/high stim ranges
- Expandable to 6 dogs with additional collars
- DryTek® waterproof and submersible to 25 feet
- Tone and vibration options
- Rechargeable batteries with 2-hour quick charge
Inside Tip
The tone function on SportDOG Brand® remote trainers is a versatile button. Some folks like to use the tone button as a warning sound for their dog before delivering stimulation. Another use would be to tone your dog each time it gives you a positive response to a command. Or, training the dog to recall, or "come" when the tone button is pressed.
