They are two of the more popular Dogtra E Collars, so it makes sense to do a Dogtra 1900S vs ARC comparison.

In this comparison guide, we take a look at the different models of both the 1900S and ARC dog collar training systems.

We consider the differences, similarities, and which e collar might be best for you depending on what you’re looking for from a dog collar training system.

Let’s check them out!

(NOTE: this is a general information guide only, and is not professional advice, or a substitute for professional advice. A qualified vet or animal expert is the only person qualified to give you expert advice in regards to your pet/s)

Dogtra 1900S vs ARC: Comparison, & Which E Collar Is Better?

You can go straight to viewing the 1900S and ARC models here:

Dogtra 1900S

Dogtra 1900S E Collar (on Amazon)

**You can purchase long contact points for the collar separately (only short contact points come with the system) – Dogtra Stainless Steel Contact Points (on Amazon) 

Other Dogtra 1900S Models

– Dogtra 1900S Black Edition E Collar (on Amazon) (increased range and blue LED lights for low light conditions)

– Dogtra 1900S Wetlands E Collar (on Amazon) (camouflage for wetland hunting) 

– Dogtra 1902S E Collar (on Amazon) (two dog 1900S model)

Dogtra ARC

Dogtra ARC E Collar (on Amazon)

**You can buy an additional and separate dog training collar for the ARC if you have a second dog – Dogtra ARC Additional Receiver Collar, Orange (on Amazon)

**You can also purchase long contact points for the collar separately for longer haired dogs (only short contact points come with the system) – Dogtra Stainless Steel Contact Points (on Amazon) 

Other Dogtra ARC Models

– Dogtra ARC Wetlands E Collar (on Amazon) (camouflage for wetland hunting)

– Dogtra ARC Handsfree E Collar (on Amazon) (handsfree/handheld remote free operation, as you can operate the collar device with a fingertip operated button on a wrist/hand strap included)

Dogtra 1900S vs ARC: Which Is Better For You?

It depends on what you are looking for. 

You’d get the 1900S if….

• You want a dog e collar for the most intense conditions. Or, if you are a serious amateur and professional trainer, in pet obedience, hunting, competition trials, and K-9. 
• You want low through to high power static stimulation (shock) for the most sensitive through to the most stubborn dogs
• You want a dog e collar for 1 dog
• Your dog is 35lbs and over
• You want the Black Edition or Wetlands model 1900S
• Note also that there is a 1902S model that is the 1900S model, but is a 2 dog system

You’d get the ARC if…

• You are a regular or advanced dog owner or trainer
• You want a low through to medium power static stimulation (shock) for soft to medium temperament dogs
• You want a dog e collar for 2 dogs – 2 dogs can be controlled/trained from the remote handheld with the purchase of additional separate add on collar devices
• Your dog/s are 15 lbs and over
• You want the Handsfree or Wetlands model ARC

Dogtra 1900S vs ARC: Differences

• The 1900S is for serious amateurs to serious professionals, whereas the ARC is for more regular owners
• The 1900S has low through to high power for sensitive through to stubborn dogs, whilst the ARC has low to medium power for soft to mild temperament dogs
• The 1900S is mainly for 1 dog unless you get the 1902S, whilst the ARC is a 2 dog system
• The 1900S is for 35lb dogs and over, whilst the ARC is for 15lb dogs and over
• The 1900S comes with a Black Edition model and a 1902S model, whereas the ARC comes with a handsfree model

Dogtra 1900S vs ARC: Similarities

• Both have 3/4-mile range
• Both are fully waterproof (waterproof certified to IPX9K)
• Both have 127 different levels of static stimulation/shock 
• Both allow you to control the static stimulation level through an easy to twist dial
• Both have nick (temporary) and continuous static stimulation/shock options
• Both come with a vibration option
• Both have an LCD display on the handheld remote 
• Both come as a Wetlands hunting model
• Both come with a belt clip for the handheld remote
• Both have batteries that charge in 2 hours
• Both come with short contact points only

Dogtra 1900S vs ARC: Reviews

• Dogtra 1900S Review
• Dogtra 1900S Black Edition Review
• Dogtra 1900S Wetlands Review
• Dogtra 1902S Review
• Dogtra ARC Review
• Dogtra ARC Handsfree Review
• Dogtra ARC Wetlands Review

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