Dogtra Replacement Parts
The Dogtra parts owners reorder most are the collar strap, the charger, the contact points and - on Handsfree systems - the wearable square. This hub points you to the right part by type, with the fit rules that matter: strap width, model line and neck size. Start with what wore out.
Parts by type
Here is where to go for each common part:
- Collar straps - most Dogtra receivers use a 3/4-inch strap; the Tom Davis Biothane quick-release fits a wide range of models.
- Charger and battery - what charges which collar, battery life, and what to do when a collar stops holding a charge.
- Replacement remote - why a standalone transmitter is hard to find, and the realistic options.
- Handsfree Square - the wearable add-on button for the Handsfree Plus, 1900X, 280X and ARC-X systems.
The fit rules that matter
Two rules save most wrong orders. First, match the strap width - Dogtra's common width is 3/4 inch, and a strap in the wrong width will not seat the contact points. Second, match the model line, not just the brand: an add-a-dog receiver or Handsfree Square has to be built for your exact system. When in doubt, read the compatibility list in the product's own description before buying.
Frequently Asked Questions
What parts fit my Dogtra collar?
The parts that fit are decided by strap width (usually 3/4 inch) and your model line. Use the straps, charger and Handsfree Square pages for the specifics.
Where do I start if my collar stopped working?
Charge it fully first and check the fit - most failures are a flat battery or a loose collar. If it still fails, the charger and battery page covers next steps.
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