SLOPEHILL D17T Dog Training Collar for 2 Dogs, 4,200-Foot Range, IP68 Receiver

Dual-channel control lets you work with two dogs using one remote, while five training modes give you options for different situations. The SLOPEHILL D17T combines beep, vibration, static stimulation, a no-shock mode, and a receiver light.

A stated range of up to 4,200 feet supports training in the backyard, at the park, or on a walk. The receiver is IP68 waterproof for outdoor activities, the remote is not waterproof.

The adjustable nylon strap fits neck sizes from 8 to 26 inches and is listed for dogs weighing 8 to 140 pounds. Its purple color and buckle closure complete the collar setup.

Tech summary

Choose from beep, vibration, safe shock, flash light, or no-shock mode to suit the training approach you want to use. No-shock mode relies on beep and vibration, and the metal prongs can be removed for a different fit. Static stimulation is another available setting, use the mode and level that suit your training plan.

The receiver offers solid white and flashing light settings to help you spot your dog during a nighttime walk or while camping. With two channels, the remote can address two dogs, which is useful when you want to train them in the same outing rather than manage separate single-dog systems. The advertised remote range is up to 4,200 feet.

The collar is adjustable from 8 to 26 inches and made of nylon with a buckle closure. For everyday wear, follow the care instruction not to leave it on your dog for more than 8 hours per day.

What it works with

This system is designed for two dogs and is listed for small, medium, and large breeds weighing 8 to 140 pounds. Adjust the strap within its stated 8-to-26-inch range for your dog’s neck. The waterproof rating applies to the receiver, keep the remote dry. For a walk through the neighborhood, the beep or vibration modes offer options for getting a dog’s attention, while the receiver light can help you keep track of them in low light.

Who it’s for

This collar is suited to owners who want remote training options for two dogs, whether working on basic commands or addressing behaviors such as barking, chasing, or biting. Its range and receiver light are useful features for outdoor sessions, and the no-shock setting provides a beep-and-vibration approach. If you’re choosing between a single-dog collar and a system for two dogs, the dual-channel setup is the practical distinction here.

Customers praise the light, clear beep, and usefulness of the collar as a training tool. Feedback on overall operation is mixed, however, with some customers reporting that the collar or remote stopped working, durability concerns are also mentioned. These are useful points to weigh alongside the two-dog control and range when choosing a training setup.

Should you buy it?

Choose the SLOPEHILL D17T if you want one remote with separate channels for two dogs, several training modes, and a receiver light for outdoor use. The adjustable strap accommodates a broad stated weight range, while the waterproof receiver supports activities where the collar may get wet. It suits you if you want the flexibility to use beep and vibration or select another available mode as part of your training routine.