PATPET Dog Training Collar 680 with Remote, 4000-Foot Range and IPX7 Receiver

The 0.79-inch nylon strap gives the PATPET Dog Training Collar 680 an adjustable fit for necks measuring 8–24 inches. Its remote lets you send training cues from a distance, while the receiver is designed for outdoor conditions such as rain and splashes.

For close, hands-on practice, a leash-based approach may suit your routine, this remote collar is made for sessions where you want to cue your dog from farther away, including in a yard or at a park.

Key features

Choose from three training modes: beep, vibration, and adjustable static stimulation with 1–16 intensity levels. This range of cues lets you select an approach that fits your training goals and your dog’s response. The remote has a stated range of 4000 feet, giving you room to work on cues during outdoor practice without staying right beside your dog.

The receiver is IPX7 waterproof, so it can accompany a dog in rain, puddles, or a lake. The remote itself is not waterproof, so keep it dry during outdoor use. The collar and remote recharge via USB, and a cable is included. A full charge takes about two hours, the stated runtime is 10–15 days with 30 minutes of regular training per day, or 40–60 days on intermittent standby.

The adjustable nylon strap is intended for small, medium, and large dogs. Its receiver weighs 2.98 ounces, and the strap is designed to fit neck circumferences from 8 to 24 inches. These measurements help you assess fit before using it as part of a training routine.

Fit and sizing

The listed size range is 8–120 pounds, and the adjustable strap fits necks measuring 8–24 inches. Check your dog’s neck measurement against that range when choosing a collar, a suitable fit helps keep the receiver positioned for use during training. The nylon strap offers a practical option for regular sessions at home or outdoors.

Practical tips

Keep the remote dry, even when your dog is wearing the waterproof receiver in wet conditions. Both the collar receiver and remote charge via USB, so you can recharge them between sessions instead of relying on disposable batteries. Select a cue and intensity that align with your training goals, and use the remote to give a consistent signal during practice.

Buyer feedback often highlights the vibration mode as a useful way to get a dog’s attention, along with straightforward setup and operation. Experiences with battery life and durability are mixed, so those comments are best treated as individual impressions rather than a guarantee of results.

Is it worth it?

This collar brings remote cues, three selectable modes, and a waterproof receiver into one setup for dog owners who train in more than one setting. The 4000-foot stated range supports practice in open areas, while the adjustable strap covers a broad neck-size range. If your routine includes backyard sessions, park outings, or wet-weather activity, its combination of remote control and an IPX7 receiver can make it a practical fit.