Martin System DogTrophy
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The Martin System DogTrophy is a remote ball dropper for dog training: the receiver unit on its own, for handlers who already own the transmitter.
It releases a ball at the moment you choose, at a distance and without you moving, so the reward is timed to the behaviour and the dog stays focused on the task rather than on you.
- Holds and releases 3 large foam balls (about 9 cm)
- Rechargeable, with charging kit
- Transport case included
- M10 nut screw for the vertical stand (sold separately)
- Transmitter not included: Martin System supplies the DogTrophy with the PT3000
Use: as a direct or indirect reward for send-aways, distance positions and stays in IGP, obedience and sport training.
Order by 2pm Mon–Fri for same-day dispatch.
The Martin System DogTrophy is a remote-controlled large ball dropper (3 balls) for dog training, letting you reward the desired behaviour immediately, without moving and at a distance. It is used as a direct or indirect reward.
Includes
- DogTrophy receiver
- 3 large foam balls (~9cm)
- Charging kit
- Transport case
- M10 nut screw for the vertical stand
*Vertical stand and transmitter are not included.
Manual and troubleshooting
Martin System DogTrophy user guide (PDF, opens in a new tab)
- Start-up: press ON/OFF so the LED blinks fast, then hold a stimulation button on your remote until the blinking slows to once every 5 seconds. Press it again to drop a ball. You must do this every time you switch it on (DogTrophy guide p. 7).
- Charging: the LED blinks green while charging and stays green when full. A full charge takes about 4 hours and lasts up to 5 days switched on. In storage, charge it at least once a month (p. 6).
- Care: it is not waterproof, so keep it out of rain. Use only Martin System balls, no more than 3, and never oil, hold or push the pins inside the tube (p. 9).
More help: e-collar troubleshooting guide or contact us.