It means Dog A is selected and the static shock is on level 1 (the weakest level). There are 99 levels of static
stimulation and level 99 is the strongest level. Attach the supplied test bulb to both of the metal prongs on the
collar receiver. Press T button to send out shock signal to Dog A collar receiver and the test bulb will come up
flashing, which means it is giving out shock correction.
Quickly press plus “+ “button to increase the shock intensity or press minus “– “button to reduce it.
Note:
For multidog training, please select the dog you would like to train by press A, B or C button. When LCD
screen is showing the correct dog selected, then follow the above procedures to send out correction signals.
Step 5 Fit the Collar Receiver on the Dog
To ensure a proper fit, please follow the steps below:
1. With your dog standing, centre the collar receiver where contact points are underneath your dog’s neck,
touching the skin. If you dog has a long or thick coat, trim the hair around the contact points to ensure
consistent contact.
2. The collar receiver should fit snugly, yet loose enough to allow one finger to fit between the strap and
your dog’s neck. If the strap is too long for your dog, cut off the excess length.
3. Allow your dog to wear the collar for several minutes, and then recheck the fit. Check the fit again as your
dog becomes more comfortable wearing the collar receiver.
Important:
1. The proper fit and placement of the collar receiver is important for effective training. The contact points
must have direct contact with your dog’s skin. Trim the fur if necessary.
2. Please note that the collar receivers are not designed to be worn continuously by a dog. To prevent
irritation caused by rubbing, remove the collar for at least 8 hours out of every 24hour period.
3. Please note that our collars are designed for remote training purpose only. Never attach a leash onto the
collar. Use a separate collar strap if needed.
Care and Cleaning
To ensure the effectiveness of this product and the comfort and safety of your dog, check the fit of his collar
frequently. Your dog’s neck and the contact points must be washed weekly with a wash cloth and mild hand
soap, and then rinsed thoroughly. If you notice that your dog is experiencing skin irritation, discontinue use of the
collar for a few days. If the condition persists over 48 hours, consult your veterinarian.
