If after pressing the bottom/stimulation button the dog is still not responding to the
stimulation, even at level 10, then the contact points may need to be changed to ensure
better contact with the dog’s skin. If the dog still shows no response, then the dog’s hair
may need to be trimmed. This will allow the contact points to penetrate through the
hair and touch the dog’s skin.
NOTE: The stimulation will transmit for no more than 8 continuous seconds no matter how
long the button is pressed. To re-activate, release and re-press the button.
• Most dogs will turn their heads slightly in curiosity, scratch at the collar, or flick their
ears at the correct stimulation level.
• If your dog shows no reaction to the stimulation level, go up 1 level at a time until you
find the proper level for you dog.
• Since every dog is unique, it is important that you find the correct stimulation level
for your dog. Take your time with this exercise before increasing the stimulation level,
if needed.
NOTE: A slight change in your dog’s expression will let you know you are at the correct
stimulation level. Your dog should not vocalize or panic, if this happens the stimulation level
is too high. Go back to the previous level,
without a verbal command, press the stimulation
button down for 2 or 3 seconds.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q #1: What is the range of my trainer?
A: Your trainer will operate up to 100 yards. However, weather and
environmental factors such as terrain may affect its range.
Q #2: These products use what type of batteries?
A. Your receiver requires two, replaceable, 3-volt lithium batteries (CR2032). A set is
included. Your transmitter requires one, 9-V alkaline battery, which is included.
Both types of batteries are widely available at retail outlets.
Q #3: How much training time can I expect from my unit?
A. If your receiver is continuously turned on, you can expect having approximately two
weeks of training time before needing to replace the batteries.
You can prolong the
life of your batteries by turning off the receiver when it is not being use.
Your transmitter should provide you with approximately two to four months of
training time. These estimates may vary depending upon type and frequency of used.
Q #4: How will I know if a battery needs replacing?
A: The LED lights on your transmitter and receiver will tell you when you have a
low battery. When the batteries are low on either unit, its LED light will flash once
every four seconds.
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