Operation Guide

TRAINING GUIDE

Choosing the Appropriate Length of Contact Points

This is a critical step and is often overlooked. If you don’t have the

proper length contact points, the collar won’t work correctly. For

smaller dogs, the short contact points should be used. For larger

dogs, or dogs with a heavier hair coat, you should use the longer

contact points. You may trim the hair if the coat is too thick but

never shave completely as this may lead to a rash or infection.

Fitting Collar on the Dog

Make sure your dog is standing then place the collar strap in the

middle of the dog’s neck. The receiver should be on the underside

of his/her neck, although on some dog’s necks the receiver will

naturally seek a slightly off-center position. The light upwards

towards the dogs nose.

Tighten the buckle by holding it with two fingers as you pull the

strap snug. Remote training collars must be put on a dog quite

snuggly to ensure consistent contact and reliable stimulation. The

collar needs to be placed relatively high on the dog’s neck, usually