MGG DTC-2000-1, Operation Manual

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TRAINING GUIDE
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INTENSITY SELECTION TIPS
The correct intensity for training is normally one that will motivate
the dog, but not overwhelm. Dogs are like people in that they all
have individual sensitivity levels. Also, different types of training call
for different levels of intensity. So it’s wi se to test your dog to find
the correct intensity level before you start training.
IMPORTANT: For best results when finding your dog’s sensitivity,
use continuous stimulation. If your transmitter has more than one
button for continuous stimulation, use the button for the lowest
level when finding your dog’s sensitivity.
NOTE: If your dog overreacts (vocalizes or acts “rattled”) when
you use the lowest level of continuous stimulation that’s available on
your collar model, then retest for sensitivity starting with the lowest
level of momentary stimulation.
If your dog doesn’t respond up to level 40, check to see if the
receiver is snug against your dogs neck and start again from level 1.
If you still have no luck in getting a response, you have two
options: trim the hair beneath the receiver or switch to the longer
prongs. After all these steps if you are still having problems email us.