Operation Guide

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Proper fit of the collar under the dog’s neck is important. A collar
worn for too long or made too tight on your dog’s neck may cause
skin damage or irritation. This can range from redness to pressure
ulcers; commonly known as bed sores. Training collars can cause
pressure necrosis if used incorrectly and is often misidentified as
burns.
1. Avoid leaving the collar on the dog for more than 8 hours
out of every 24 hours and try to reposition the collar on
your dog’s neck every 1 to 2 hours if possible.
2. Check the fit of the collar to prevent excessive pressure;
follow the instructions in the manual.
3. Never connect a lead to the electronic collar; it could
cause excessive pressure on the contacts.
4. When using a separate collar for a lead, don’t put pressure
on the electronic collar.
5. Wash the dog’s neck area and the contacts of the collar
weekly with a washcloth and mild soap, then rinse
thoroughly.
6. Examine the contact area daily for signs of a rash or a
sore. Brushing the coat daily may help.