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The
PET-AGREE
is a hand held device to
assist in training and conditioning a pet dog or
cat. The
PET-AGREE
emits a harmless,
humane high frequency sound, clearly audible
to dogs and cats but barely perceptible to
humans. This sound helps emphasize verbal
commands to improve a pets response or can
be used as a stimulus alone to initiate a
conditioned response or interrupt improper
behavior. The
PET-AGREE
alone does not
induce proper behavior and the best results
occur when used in conjunction with proper,
proven, effective training techniques.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Point the
PET-AGREE
toward the pet from a distance of about 5 feet
up to 20 feet away.
2. Press the button for 1 or 2 seconds while giving the desired verbal
command.
3. Repeat as necessary until the pet responds to your command as
desired.
USES
Training:
The
PET-AGREE
can help emphasize verbal commands to
sit, heel, stay, come, quiet, stay down or any other trained response for
your pet.
PET-AGREE
may also be used as the signal for a trained
response such as calling back your dog from a long distance.
Behavior Modification:
The
PET-AGREE
can reinforce corrective
commands to keep a pet off the furniture, stop jumping up on people,
stop excessive barking or caterwauling, stay out an area or stop
clawing, biting, scratching and chewing.
Protection:
The
PET-AGREE
can also be used to keep stray or
unleashed dogs from approaching.
1. Point the
PET-AGREE
toward the aggressive, approaching animal
2. Press the button and activate
PET-AGREE
for 1 to 2 seconds
3. Repeat as necessary to repel or stop the animal
HELPFUL HINTS
- Always use positive reinforcement techniques when training with the
PET-AGREE
.
- Best results are obtained when the
PET-AGREE
is pointed in the
direction of the pet being trained.
- Some pets respond instantly, while others may require more time. Be
consistent and repetitive.
- As a pet’s response to commands improves the
PET-AGREE
may be
required less frequently.
- Effectiveness may vary due to each pet’s age, temperament, and
hearing ability. Deaf pets will not respond.