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Using the DOG-e-walk on a leash
To keep things simple, we’re going
to use the command “Heel!” for this
guide. It is the primary command
used to prevent your dog from pulling
on the leash and to keep your dog
walking next to you.
1. Put the hooks included in the
packet on the DOG-e-walk and
attach the leash on one end and
the collar on the other.
2. Make sure that the DOG-e-walk
is turned off during the first few
walks, so that your dog gets used
to the new weight of the leash and
considers it as “normal.”
3. Make sure that the speaker is
pointing in the right direction (with
the red dog icon pointing toward
your dog’s head).
4. To train your dog with the DOG-e-
walk, turn it on using the power
button, ensuring that the signal
level is set to Level 1 on your initial
walk.
5. Tell your dog to “Heel!” before it
starts to pull.
6. If your dog starts to pull
despite the command, then
an ultrasonic sound is released
that automatically increases or
decreases according to the pressure
on the lead. The DOG-e-walk
senses when a dog is pulling via a
high-tech measuring system that
detects tension between the leash
and your dog.
7. Pull your dog back immediately
without giving a command.
8. Your dog will react and stop
pulling, as requested. (The LEDs will
not be lit if your dog isn’t pulling.)
9. Praise your dog.
10. As an alternative, you can also give
your dog a treat for good behavior.
Repeat these steps until your dog
is used to your approach and stops
pulling on its leash. If your dog doesn’t
pull on the leash, then the DOG-e-
walk goes into sleep mode after three
seconds.
It is important to continue training
Usually dogs start obeying after the
first few tries. Nevertheless, you should
continue daily training with your DOG-
e-walk for a period of three to four
weeks.
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