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product_id: 94369558
title: "SportHunter 825X - Remote Training Collar - Half-Mile Range Trainer - Waterproof Dog E-Collar - Quick-Charge Battery - Static, Vibration, & Tone Modes"
brand: "sportdog"
price: "$1263624"
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# Quick 2-hour fast charge Waterproof to 25 ft 0.5-mile reliable range SportHunter 825X - Remote Training Collar - Half-Mile Range Trainer - Waterproof Dog E-Collar - Quick-Charge Battery - Static, Vibration, & Tone Modes

**Brand:** sportdog
**Price:** $1263624
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🐕‍🦺 Train smarter, roam freer—unleash the pro in you.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SportHunter 825X - Remote Training Collar - Half-Mile Range Trainer - Waterproof Dog E-Collar - Quick-Charge Battery - Static, Vibration, & Tone Modes by sportdog
- **How much does it cost?** $1263624 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co](https://www.desertcart.co/products/94369558-sporthunter-825x-remote-training-collar-half-mile-range-trainer-waterproof)

## Best For

- sportdog enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sportdog brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Multi-Dog Training Ready:** Seamlessly manage up to 3 dogs with customizable static, vibration, and tone modes—because one collar just isn’t enough.
- • **Half-Mile Control Mastery:** Command your dog effortlessly up to 0.5 miles away—perfect for off-leash freedom without losing connection.
- • **Intuitive No-Look Operation:** Ergonomic remote with easy-press buttons and no-look dial lets you stay focused on the field, not the device.
- • **Rugged Waterproof Durability:** Built with DryTek tech to withstand rain, mud, and submersion up to 25 feet—train anywhere, anytime.
- • **Rapid Recharge, All-Day Power:** Quick-charge battery powers up in just 2 hours, keeping your training sessions uninterrupted and efficient.

## Overview

The SportDOG SportHunter 825X is a professional-grade remote training collar designed for serious dog trainers and outdoor enthusiasts. Featuring a dependable half-mile range, waterproof construction rated to 25 feet, and a quick 2-hour recharge, it supports multi-dog setups with static, vibration, and tone modes. Its rugged DryTek technology and intuitive no-look remote make it ideal for challenging environments, empowering you to train with precision and confidence.

## Description

The SportDOG remote training collar is a smarter way to train and safeguard your dog in tough working environments. With a no-look dial and easy-press button trainer layout, you can deliver levels of static, vibration, or tone, based on the situation. The FieldSentinel 825 also features a quick-charge battery system that powers up in 2 hours. Waterproofing keeps the collar and remote operational. The adjustable collar strap provides a secure, comfortable fit through heavy brush, harsh weather, and all-day activity. Whether you're fine-tuning obedience or pushing endurance, this system supports safer, more informed training. Since 2003, SportDOG has been the trusted name for hunters, trainers, and outdoor dog owners who need gear that works as hard as their dogs do. Every product is built for rugged conditions and tested by real handlers in the field—not in labs. With a no-fluff approach, expert-developed training resources, and U.S.-based customer care, SportDOG delivers the clarity, control, and durability serious users demand. Whether you're hunting upland game or exploring off-leash, SportDOG gives you the confidence to train, contain, and communicate with your dog—no matter where the trail leads.

Review: Great tool for proofing, impulse control - UPDATE April 16, 2019: Customer service remains one of the best I’ve ever spoken to. I used the chat to speak to a representative and not only did she assure me that cutting the extra length off of the collar is fine and that the remote is waterproof even without the rubber covering over the charging port, she also offered to send me a few extra mud plugs completely free under my warranty. :) As for the collar, I bumped the static stimulation range down to low, put on the long prongs, and made sure it’s on tight enough. I’m not appearing to have any more problems with him not feeling it. I can even use a level 2 on the low range (something I couldn’t even feel when I tried it on my arm) and he responds. If you have a small dog or a sensitive dog, try lowering the static stimulation level to low. If your dog has even SOMEWHAT long or thick fur, use the long prongs—it makes a difference. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I purchased the 825X collar. My dog is a 20 lb cattle dog mix. I live in an apartment building that has a big yard, but it isn't fenced and I don't have the option to fence it. My dog is high energy and loves playing fetch outside. I've been using a 50 ft leash and let it drag, but sometimes I can't grab it fast enough and it's altogether annoying having to deal with that much leash all the time. My dog is relatively obedient until he sees another dog...then he is deaf to all of my calls. He's not aggressive, just wants to play, but it's irritating because anytime my neighbor brings her dog out he tries to run/runs to her. I'd love to let him off-leash but multiple incidents with dogs have showed me that can't happen until his obedience shapes up. Thus, I did research and decided to purchase an e-collar. First off, customer service is excellent. Since SportDOG has so many products, I wasn't sure which to purchase. I didn't feel like looking through all of them (lazy I know), so I used the chat on their website to talk to one of the employees. He was very friendly and helpful and led me to the 825X easily. The shipping was also CRAZY fast...I ordered free shipping but received it two days later, on a Sunday no less. So when I received the collar, I was already pleased and impressed. The 825X comes with a remote, collar, charger, short contact points (for dogs with short/regular/thin fur - already on the collar), long contact points (for dogs with long/thick fur - in a small baggie), a lanyard, a belt clip, a test light, a basic training manual, and an operating guide. I didn't know it would come with a lanyard/belt clip but I'm very happy it did -- it makes the remote hands free but easy to grab in case of emergency. I initially was so confused on how to remove the belt clip, but I figured it out.. The lanyard was a piece of cake to put on. Also, I was extremely confused as to what the test light actually was at first, but it actually ended up being a useful tool for me to ensure the remote and collar were working. I do have a few issues with the design, but they are mostly minor. First, the remote appears to have no on/off button. It confused me so much when I first opened it up. Second, I can NOT get the rubber covering to close over the charging port on the remote. It closed fine on the collar but not the remote. I have no idea why. It's really irritating to me, but it doesn't affect the function of the product. Third and finally, the collar is WAY TOO LONG for my dog. My dog's neck is 13"-14". He's left with a solid 13" dangling. It is so LONG. I wish it was adjustable or came in different lengths. I will probably have to cut it. That is VERY disappointing for a $200 collar. Now let's get down to business...the actual collar's functions. The 825X collar has THREE ranges of static stimulation: low, medium, and high. Within those ranges, there are also the 7 levels of stimulation on the dial. The collar is automatically set to medium range. I tested levels 1-7 of medium range on my arm before using the collar on my dog; level 1 is just a nuisance, but level 7 actually hurt a little bit. I highly recommend you try the static stimulation on yourself before using it on your dog, just so you know exactly what your dog is receiving. I haven't tried low or high range yet (and doubt I will use high). Page 9 of the operating guide outlines how to change the range. The 825X also has SEVEN modes, which are outlined on page 10 of the operating guide. Modes 1, 2, 5, 6, and 7 are for one dog only. Modes 3 and 4 are for more than one dog. I've seen some reviews complain that you can't use vibrate/tone when you have more than one dog. You absolutely can. Rotate the dial to V/T to deliver a tone or vibration (tone on mode 3, vibration on mode 4). You can do so much with this thing, even with 3 dogs. JUST READ THE OPERATING GUIDE FRONT TO BACK...it takes 10 minutes tops. As I mentioned above, it comes with a basic training manual. As with the operating guide, READ IT FRONT TO BACK. ESPECIALLY if you haven't used an e-collar before. It tells you how to do everything. But I did want to add a tidbit of information. I think the wording is a little bit misleading when it says you shouldn't use your e-collar until your dog is "100% obedience trained on leash" or something like that. It really means "your dog should know exactly what you're asking of it with each command." I wouldn't say my dog is 100% obedience trained on leash -- he sucks at obedience with canine distractions. But he does know EXACTLY what I want from him when I say "sit," "lay," "come," etc. THAT's what it means: don't use your e-collar until your dog has a solid knowledge of each command. Overall, the manual is such a USEFUL thing. I've never used an e-collar before and I feel like it gave me the knowledge to do so. If you aren't an experienced e-collar user, READ. IT. I do disagree with a couple things in the manual. It says to give verbal/physical praise sparingly...I just don't have it in my heart to do that. If my dog is behaving splendidly, I am going to let him know (with a click from the clicker, a bunch of "yes!!" and "good boy!!", and pets). I like to see his tail wagging, and the praise didn't seem to affect his obedience negatively. In fact, it might have helped. I do agree, however, that you shouldn't bribe your dog with food, at least at the e-collar stage. They should know their commands and respond to them reliably with or without food. The training manual also recommends you don't use the e-collar straightaway, but i'm impatient and used it the same day I received it (and also, my dog is already trained, and he knows what leash corrections are...use them all the time). I put the collar on him for a few short games of fetch and walks just so he could associate it with good things, and then I just left it on inside so he'd get used to it. Then, I used it once for a training/play session outside in conjunction with a clicker and a tennis ball. My dog has a penchant for not dropping the ball when I tell him to even though I know he knows exactly what "drop it" means. I used the static stimulation to correct this two times outside and once inside. My method was kind inspired by the manual. I'd give the command "drop it." If he did it, I'd click, verbally praise, and throw the ball. If he didn't, I would say "No" sternly and then "drop it." If he still didn't do as told, I would say "No" again while giving a nick, so he would associate the feeling with disapproval. The reason why I gave him the first no before the stimulation is because I want him to realize something bad will happen if he doesn't listen to my first "no." I don't want to have to shock him all the time. The first time I used it outside, I went through the vibration, 1, 2, up to 3 before he responded with a kind of shocked jump. He wasn't really phased and I made sure to give him lots of praise and keep my attitude positive. The second time, I bumped down to level 2 and he responded to that right away. However, inside, I had to go through vibration, 1, 2, 3, and 4 before he responded with a shocked yelp. I immediately felt terrible about it and ensured he was okay. He was okay; he wasn't hurt or anything, and his tail wasn't even between his legs, so I'm assuming it just startled him a little. I'm assuming the weird variance between levels is because he has long fur and i was using the short prongs. I switched the collar to the long prongs, so I hope that will help. I don't have the impression he was fearful of me/the collar. While we were playing he was very happy, tail wagging, and excited to retrieve the ball. This may be me just being hopeful, but after one day of having this collar I feel he's acting better already. While we were outside, a neighbor arrived home and my dog didn't act in his usual manner (barking, trying to get to neighbor, etc.). I noticed as the neighbor pulled in, my dog gave his attention to that, so I commanded him to sit and stay...and he did without a correction, bless. I could even wave and say hello to my neighbor. Usually I'm too busy holding back my lunging dog and apologizing to do that. I'm hopeful about this e-collar and can't wait to see how my dog's training progresses. I'll likely update the review after I've had more experience with it, but I just wanted to share my initial thoughts. OVERALL, the 825X is for you especially if you want your dog to have the freedom of off-leash play and exploration. :)
Review: Great 2 dog training collar system - Works great! Easy to set up for 2 dogs. Use tone and variable stimulation. Never need to go higher than 1 to have dogs respond. Includes extra points for dogs with long hair. Collars and receivers hold charge and easy to recharge. Great product

## Features

- Reliable Half-Mile Training Range: The SportDOG SportHunter delivers rugged, dependable control using a half-mile range trainer and supports multi-dog setups
- Streamlined Operation in the Field: Designed for instinctive, no-look use for customized training
- Durable & Field-Ready: Built for wet, rugged conditions with DryTek technology, this weatherproof remote trainer includes a durable e-collar system that’s submersible to 25 feet
- Built for the Field: SportDOG gear was designed by professionals who demand durable, no-nonsense tools that perform in real-world conditions without fail
- Trusted by Serious Trainers: Professionals rely on SportDOG for proven performance, consistent control, and expert-backed training guidance that gets results

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | SportDOG |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Color | Grey |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,721 Reviews |
| Material | Nylon |
| Pattern | Dog |
| Product Dimensions | 2.6"L x 1.3"W |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SportDOG
- **Closure Type:** Buckle
- **Color:** Grey
- **Material:** Nylon
- **Pattern:** Dog

## Images

![SportHunter 825X - Remote Training Collar - Half-Mile Range Trainer - Waterproof Dog E-Collar - Quick-Charge Battery - Static, Vibration, & Tone Modes - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81hD0PYImyL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: When should I introduce the e-collar in training?**
A: Introduce the e-collar after manually teaching your dog the command on a leash first. The e-collar is meant to reinforce commands, not to teach them from scratch. Our included training manual will walk you through this step by step.

**Q: At what age can I introduce the e-collar to my puppy?**
A: Training with the e-collar can start when your puppy shows they reliably understand commands but is choosing to not listen. This varies, but typically happens around six months. Keep sessions short and fun, always ending on a positive note.

**Q: Are e- collars safe for my dog?**
A: Yes, when used properly, the static setting on a quality e-collar is a safe and effective way to reinforce commands. It's comparable to feeling a static shock after rubbing your socks on carpet. Most people can barely feel the lower levels.

**Q: What level should I use to train my dog with?**
A: It’s important to use the lowest effective level when training. Your dog should never jump or vocalize. Look for a slight head turn or ear twitch to know your dog feels the correction. This level will vary depending on the level of distraction.

**Q: Can I change the button functions on my e-collar?**
A: Yes. This system will deliver tone when the dial is on V/T and a low, medium, and high level of static for each number on the dial. The button functions can be changed if you prefer to train with vibrate or need to train multiple dogs.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great tool for proofing, impulse control
*by M***A on April 15, 2019*

UPDATE April 16, 2019: Customer service remains one of the best I’ve ever spoken to. I used the chat to speak to a representative and not only did she assure me that cutting the extra length off of the collar is fine and that the remote is waterproof even without the rubber covering over the charging port, she also offered to send me a few extra mud plugs completely free under my warranty. :) As for the collar, I bumped the static stimulation range down to low, put on the long prongs, and made sure it’s on tight enough. I’m not appearing to have any more problems with him not feeling it. I can even use a level 2 on the low range (something I couldn’t even feel when I tried it on my arm) and he responds. If you have a small dog or a sensitive dog, try lowering the static stimulation level to low. If your dog has even SOMEWHAT long or thick fur, use the long prongs—it makes a difference. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I purchased the 825X collar. My dog is a 20 lb cattle dog mix. I live in an apartment building that has a big yard, but it isn't fenced and I don't have the option to fence it. My dog is high energy and loves playing fetch outside. I've been using a 50 ft leash and let it drag, but sometimes I can't grab it fast enough and it's altogether annoying having to deal with that much leash all the time. My dog is relatively obedient until he sees another dog...then he is deaf to all of my calls. He's not aggressive, just wants to play, but it's irritating because anytime my neighbor brings her dog out he tries to run/runs to her. I'd love to let him off-leash but multiple incidents with dogs have showed me that can't happen until his obedience shapes up. Thus, I did research and decided to purchase an e-collar. First off, customer service is excellent. Since SportDOG has so many products, I wasn't sure which to purchase. I didn't feel like looking through all of them (lazy I know), so I used the chat on their website to talk to one of the employees. He was very friendly and helpful and led me to the 825X easily. The shipping was also CRAZY fast...I ordered free shipping but received it two days later, on a Sunday no less. So when I received the collar, I was already pleased and impressed. The 825X comes with a remote, collar, charger, short contact points (for dogs with short/regular/thin fur - already on the collar), long contact points (for dogs with long/thick fur - in a small baggie), a lanyard, a belt clip, a test light, a basic training manual, and an operating guide. I didn't know it would come with a lanyard/belt clip but I'm very happy it did -- it makes the remote hands free but easy to grab in case of emergency. I initially was so confused on how to remove the belt clip, but I figured it out.. The lanyard was a piece of cake to put on. Also, I was extremely confused as to what the test light actually was at first, but it actually ended up being a useful tool for me to ensure the remote and collar were working. I do have a few issues with the design, but they are mostly minor. First, the remote appears to have no on/off button. It confused me so much when I first opened it up. Second, I can NOT get the rubber covering to close over the charging port on the remote. It closed fine on the collar but not the remote. I have no idea why. It's really irritating to me, but it doesn't affect the function of the product. Third and finally, the collar is WAY TOO LONG for my dog. My dog's neck is 13"-14". He's left with a solid 13" dangling. It is so LONG. I wish it was adjustable or came in different lengths. I will probably have to cut it. That is VERY disappointing for a $200 collar. Now let's get down to business...the actual collar's functions. The 825X collar has THREE ranges of static stimulation: low, medium, and high. Within those ranges, there are also the 7 levels of stimulation on the dial. The collar is automatically set to medium range. I tested levels 1-7 of medium range on my arm before using the collar on my dog; level 1 is just a nuisance, but level 7 actually hurt a little bit. I highly recommend you try the static stimulation on yourself before using it on your dog, just so you know exactly what your dog is receiving. I haven't tried low or high range yet (and doubt I will use high). Page 9 of the operating guide outlines how to change the range. The 825X also has SEVEN modes, which are outlined on page 10 of the operating guide. Modes 1, 2, 5, 6, and 7 are for one dog only. Modes 3 and 4 are for more than one dog. I've seen some reviews complain that you can't use vibrate/tone when you have more than one dog. You absolutely can. Rotate the dial to V/T to deliver a tone or vibration (tone on mode 3, vibration on mode 4). You can do so much with this thing, even with 3 dogs. JUST READ THE OPERATING GUIDE FRONT TO BACK...it takes 10 minutes tops. As I mentioned above, it comes with a basic training manual. As with the operating guide, READ IT FRONT TO BACK. ESPECIALLY if you haven't used an e-collar before. It tells you how to do everything. But I did want to add a tidbit of information. I think the wording is a little bit misleading when it says you shouldn't use your e-collar until your dog is "100% obedience trained on leash" or something like that. It really means "your dog should know exactly what you're asking of it with each command." I wouldn't say my dog is 100% obedience trained on leash -- he sucks at obedience with canine distractions. But he does know EXACTLY what I want from him when I say "sit," "lay," "come," etc. THAT's what it means: don't use your e-collar until your dog has a solid knowledge of each command. Overall, the manual is such a USEFUL thing. I've never used an e-collar before and I feel like it gave me the knowledge to do so. If you aren't an experienced e-collar user, READ. IT. I do disagree with a couple things in the manual. It says to give verbal/physical praise sparingly...I just don't have it in my heart to do that. If my dog is behaving splendidly, I am going to let him know (with a click from the clicker, a bunch of "yes!!" and "good boy!!", and pets). I like to see his tail wagging, and the praise didn't seem to affect his obedience negatively. In fact, it might have helped. I do agree, however, that you shouldn't bribe your dog with food, at least at the e-collar stage. They should know their commands and respond to them reliably with or without food. The training manual also recommends you don't use the e-collar straightaway, but i'm impatient and used it the same day I received it (and also, my dog is already trained, and he knows what leash corrections are...use them all the time). I put the collar on him for a few short games of fetch and walks just so he could associate it with good things, and then I just left it on inside so he'd get used to it. Then, I used it once for a training/play session outside in conjunction with a clicker and a tennis ball. My dog has a penchant for not dropping the ball when I tell him to even though I know he knows exactly what "drop it" means. I used the static stimulation to correct this two times outside and once inside. My method was kind inspired by the manual. I'd give the command "drop it." If he did it, I'd click, verbally praise, and throw the ball. If he didn't, I would say "No" sternly and then "drop it." If he still didn't do as told, I would say "No" again while giving a nick, so he would associate the feeling with disapproval. The reason why I gave him the first no before the stimulation is because I want him to realize something bad will happen if he doesn't listen to my first "no." I don't want to have to shock him all the time. The first time I used it outside, I went through the vibration, 1, 2, up to 3 before he responded with a kind of shocked jump. He wasn't really phased and I made sure to give him lots of praise and keep my attitude positive. The second time, I bumped down to level 2 and he responded to that right away. However, inside, I had to go through vibration, 1, 2, 3, and 4 before he responded with a shocked yelp. I immediately felt terrible about it and ensured he was okay. He was okay; he wasn't hurt or anything, and his tail wasn't even between his legs, so I'm assuming it just startled him a little. I'm assuming the weird variance between levels is because he has long fur and i was using the short prongs. I switched the collar to the long prongs, so I hope that will help. I don't have the impression he was fearful of me/the collar. While we were playing he was very happy, tail wagging, and excited to retrieve the ball. This may be me just being hopeful, but after one day of having this collar I feel he's acting better already. While we were outside, a neighbor arrived home and my dog didn't act in his usual manner (barking, trying to get to neighbor, etc.). I noticed as the neighbor pulled in, my dog gave his attention to that, so I commanded him to sit and stay...and he did without a correction, bless. I could even wave and say hello to my neighbor. Usually I'm too busy holding back my lunging dog and apologizing to do that. I'm hopeful about this e-collar and can't wait to see how my dog's training progresses. I'll likely update the review after I've had more experience with it, but I just wanted to share my initial thoughts. OVERALL, the 825X is for you especially if you want your dog to have the freedom of off-leash play and exploration. :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great 2 dog training collar system
*by S***. on December 3, 2025*

Works great! Easy to set up for 2 dogs. Use tone and variable stimulation. Never need to go higher than 1 to have dogs respond. Includes extra points for dogs with long hair. Collars and receivers hold charge and easy to recharge. Great product

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great collar, great customer support - 2 year direct manufacturer warranty and support
*by J***J on December 28, 2020*

I have highly recommended this product to many dozens of friends and strangers. People often are amazed how calm and controlled my dog is even though she's still pretty young. I started using the collar when my dog was 9 months of age and It immediately transformed my family's relationship with our naturally willful dog. She's obedient, friendly, happy, and fully controlled when needed. For me the collar works perfectly for reinforcing commands she already knows. We use treats to train a new command, but with important commands the collar works wonderfully to "remind" her to obey should she be distracted or disobedient. I found that the level 2 shock was plenty and I mostly just use the vibrate mode. The collar has made my dog completely voice controlled most of the time, but the collar is helpful upon occasions when she needs a little reminder. The transmitter broke after 8 months (function knob fell off and it stopped taking a charge, when I opened it up there is a burned/melted component on the circuit board). Amazon only offered 6 months support, but when I called the manufacturer directly, I found out that they support the full 2 year manufacturer's warranty themselves anyway if you buy it from a partner reseller (like Amazon Llc.). So I'm now waiting for a replacement transmitter in the mail. Support staff was very friendly and helpful (thank you Rebecca!) and I will continue to recommend SportDog to any dog owner with a willful dog that needs some periodic reminder help with hearing and obeying commands. If you are considering an electronic collar, don't be afraid of them. I used it on myself before using it on my dog and it's just as if your cell phone is vibrating or someone's grabbed you by the neck. I've had obedient dogs with and without collars before and I find that some dogs are just more willful than others and the collars can help. Whether it is good or harmful depends upon how you use it. I use it only for commands that my dog already knows (e.g. "come", "stay" and "leave it") and she can be confronted by deer, cats, horses, etc. and be controlled as needed. My ability to control her has probably saved her life and has certainly saved a lot of grief and trouble for myself and others over the past 9 months. I would probably use one as earlier next time I have a super willful dog. The collar allows me to give her a lot more freedom and responsibility without increasing risks to her or other people or animals. So far my willful dog responds super well to freedom and responsibility and other people often have no idea how willful she can be since she just seems happy and easy-going most of the time.

## Frequently Bought Together

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