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Battery is going to hell in one of my collars. Hardly ever need to correct my dogs but when I do one dog barely needs any stimulation and the other one needs a bit more. I am liking the idea of separate dials and buttons. Also run beepers on my dogs so this thing looks like the real deal to me. https://www.dogtra.com/products/remote-training/hunting/tb-dual-2-dog
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I run TT and always have but Dogtra has a huge following and a lot of satisfied customers in my neck of the woods...er, prairies...
"Miss Jean Louise, stand up. Your father's passin.'"
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BK, I am the same as I've always ran TT/Garmin. While I've had great luck with them this looks like a great system for me. I really dislike how the beeper on the TT moves around. I tried fastening it to the collar and eventually my beeper will be on one side of my dogs neck and the receiver will be on the other. Drives me nuts
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I have an older Dogtra with the beeper high on the collar and a two collar set with the lower contained unit. Never an issue. Good battery life. Easy to use. If your not going GPS like the Alpha, these are great. Use them on beagles and pointers.
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