Can I use a dog training collar remote for two dogs?

I had purchased a dog training collar and remote last year and lost the remote and we had just recently welcomed another dog into our family which has a barking issue. So i had purchased another collar and remote (same collar and remote i purchased last year) and i was curious if anyone knew if I could use this on two separate collars? If so how? If not would someone like to buy a training collar with no remote?:-) No just kidding. I would like to know if I could possibly have the remote or collar programmed if I cannot use it on two collars. I will provide the link that shows the remote and collar. http://www.amazon.com/Remote-Dog-Training-Shock-Collar/dp/B003YLETZY/ref=sr_1_1?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1363994951&sr=1-1Thanks greek. I agree with you, TRAINING collars are tools used for the sole purpose of elevating the training standards when you have a pet that shows no signs of learning from the training techniques given to them to begin with. I have trained several hunting dogs with these collars and have had no negative impacts from the dogs. If anything the dogs show better signs of accepting commands after using the TRAINING collar. These collars also have a vibrate mode that works just as well. AND CLOCK before you tune in to a conversation on anything I think you need to know what you were talking about. I asked a simple ? and did not need the smart a** comment from an "animal rights activist" , so see yourself out of this question. thank you.Thanks greek. I agree with you, TRAINING collars are tools used for the sole purpose of elevating the training standards when you have a pet that shows no signs of learning from the training techniques given to them to begin with. I have trained several hunting dogs with these collars and have had no negative impacts from the dogs. If anything the dogs show better signs of accepting commands after using the TRAINING collar. These collars also have a vibrate mode that works just as well. AND CLOCK before you tune in to a conversation on anything I think you need to know what you were talking about. I asked a simple ? and did not need the smart a** comment from an "animal rights activist" , so see yourself out of this question. thank you.

What you own is a piece of trash. Buy the REAL Electric collars, Dogtra, Tritronics, etc, they come with a multiple dog unit that you can use for your needs.ADD: Because clockwork, humans and dogs are not the same, never will be. Because Nicole, an Electric collar is NOT a band aid, its a training tool and it takes a lot of talent to use one PROPERLY.Because Nicole, you are at best a flaming troll who has no concept of what training is and you have never trained a dog, end of.

Why not TRAIN the dog instead of shocking it like a lazy person?Or is that just too much effort? Just throw it out and put some effort into training the dog instead of shocking it becouse its that much more convent for you to do. I don't get it why people keep saying lazy band aids like shock collar are not cruel if you use them on a dog then say that they are cruel if you use them a child to teach them to behave. There is no difference between using it on a dog or a child. Its lazy and cruel.

Because training doesn't work with all dogs...Yes you can, google will have an answer,

Yes you can. There should be instructions on how to switch between the two.

Please ignore the idiots, they know absolutely NOTHING about training REAL dogs.Greekman is correct, look into purchasing a real remote collar, preferably Tri-tronics //// Dogtra //// or Sport dog. That Amazon collar is complete sh|t... it doesn't look as if it would weigh anything more than a feather.Yes, you can have a remote collar for two or more dogs. The collar should have a dog selection switch //// For the Tri-tronic - (up for button color to match strap color, down for ring color to match strap color ) The manual explains the rest, good luck in your new purchase. The collar that I own, though not currently in use, can control up to three dogs at once by a single transmitter - if ever needed.I praise you for your time in educating the dimwits, though your efforts are going nowhere fast. You can't cure stupid.Tri tronics - http://www.tritronics.com/Dogtra - http://www.dogtra.com/Sport Dog - http://www.sportdog.com/Oh, and "Clockwork" you want to know what I find "Lazy"......those who don't bother to learn anything other than the false depiction from the Peta-nutz. To the feeble minded, anything with the word "Electric" in it, is absolutely cruel & inhumane. More would have answered your question deary, though 99% of the users fainted the minute they read "training collar" .....I can *still* hear the thumps of users dropping unconscious from the sheer thought of training with these tools. HILARIOUS!Whoops, there goes another.. *Thump*

If the collar you have bought has same functionality, you can use the same remote for both of the collar for your dog. But I am afraid if it will work or not. Because I have noticed that does not work only because the collar has released a newer version although the product is same.