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BigLeash Remote Dog Training Collars

BigLeash is a product of DogWatch, both big names in the market for dog training products. BigLeash is proudly Aussie engineered and available globally since 1990. The BigLeash FireFly Remote Dog Trainer is a mid-range remote dog trainer with special FireFly nightlights built in for training your dog in the dark and from a distance. It can be expanded to a 2 dog kit and features a signal range of up to 800m, 15 static levels of stimulation, vibration and beep only modes, In-Touch™ Two-Way Communication so you can call your dog back before he goes out of range and powered by a rechargeable battery for convenience.

BigLeash "Fire Fly" Remote Trainer

RRP $475.00

AU $370.00

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BigLeash "Fire Fly" Remote Training Collar Receiver

RRP $239.00

AU $220.00

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BigLeash FireFly Replacement Battery Kit

RRP $49.00

AU $38.00

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BigLeash FireFly Replacement Charger

RRP $55.00

AU $45.00

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Remote Dog Training Reviews

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Colin Seal - Monday, April 08, 2013

I will only have kind words for the Sport Dog SD400. I believe it is the favourite of many pet owners as well. For one, it has the basics such as a rechargeable battery for the collar and is well-suited for both outdoor and indoor areas. The fine collar is water-resistant and includes back-up battery pack; easy to hear and visible wire alarm system; and of course the compact receiver collar.

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Colin Seal - Monday, April 04, 2011

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Deaf Dog Training – Remote Dog Trainers in Australia

Colin Seal - Monday, February 21, 2011

Deaf Dog Training
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