SLOPEHILL 8802 Dog Training Collar, 4,200-Foot Range, IP68 Receiver

The adjustable 8-to-26-inch nylon strap gives the SLOPEHILL 8802 a flexible fit for dogs from 8 to 140 pounds. Its remote offers beep, vibration, light, and adjustable static stimulation modes, including a no-shock option. For outdoor practice, the 4,200-foot remote range supports recall work across open spaces, for evening walks, lights on the collar and remote add visibility.

Quick overview

This electronic training collar combines several ways to get a dog’s attention in one remote-controlled system. Choose from beep, vibration, flash light, low or high static levels, and no-shock mode to suit the training approach. A keypad lock helps prevent accidental button presses, while removable metal prongs let you use the collar without them when static stimulation is not needed.

The receiver is IP68 waterproof, so it can accompany outdoor activities where the collar may get wet. The remote is not waterproof, so keep it dry. Both the collar and remote are rechargeable through USB, and the included cable can charge them at the same time. A collar light helps locate your dog in low light, while the remote’s white LED helps illuminate controls during nighttime walks.

Fit and sizing

The nylon strap adjusts from 8 to 26 inches and is listed for dogs weighing 8 to 140 pounds. A buckle closure makes it straightforward to put on and adjust. For training sessions, fit the strap securely according to the product instructions and keep wear within the stated maximum of eight hours per day.

This setup is suited to owners who want a remote with multiple training cues, rather than a basic collar that offers only one type of signal. The no-shock mode provides beep and vibration options, and the adjustable static levels offer additional choices when appropriate. Use the controls consistently as part of training for commands or unwanted behaviors such as barking, chasing, and biting.

Best use cases

The extended remote range is useful for practicing recall in places such as parks, beaches, and hiking areas, where a dog may move farther away than during a short neighborhood walk. Beep and vibration provide alternatives for getting attention, while the collar’s flashing light can help with visibility after dusk. The remote light is a practical addition when checking controls on a dim walk.

Buyers often highlight the collar’s usefulness for off-leash training and say the beep or adjustable vibration can help get a dog’s attention. Feedback is mixed on battery life, and some buyers report concerns about collar durability and remote reliability. These experiences vary, but they make it sensible to follow charging and care instructions and to keep training sessions supervised.

Before you decide

Can the remote get wet? The receiver is IP68 waterproof, but the remote is not. Keep the remote dry during outdoor training.

Can I use the collar without static stimulation? Yes. Select no-shock mode to use beep and vibration, and remove the metal prongs when they are not needed.

How should I choose the fit? Adjust the strap within its 8-to-26-inch range for a dog weighing 8 to 140 pounds. Follow the product instructions and do not leave the collar on for more than eight hours per day.

Buying verdict

The SLOPEHILL 8802 brings range, multiple cue options, low-light visibility, and a waterproof receiver together for outdoor training. It suits dog owners who want flexibility between beep and vibration cues and other selectable modes, with an adjustable strap for a broad range of dog sizes. For recall practice in open areas or routine training walks, its combination of remote control and visible lighting makes it a practical training format.