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Training Tips
1. Never call your dog to "come" or give a recall command when you are outside
the flag line.
2. Never walk through the flags to take your dog for a walk outside the system
during the training process. Carry him or drive over the boundary area.
3. Always reinforce the retreat concept by shaking the flag while saying "Watch
out!" and commanding "back-back-back-" when your dog receives an audible
warning or a correction during the training process.
Troubleshooting Questions
Question:
My dog is afraid to come off the porch after a day or two of training. What should I do?
Answer:
Walk your dog around the boundary so he knows where the Safe Zone is. Don't force
your dog to go up to the flags if he hesitates. Each day he'll get closer to the bound-
ary line and flags. When he goes closer to the flags, slap the flag and yell. "Watch
out!" Retreat to the Safe Zone and praise and play.
Question:
My dog will not come out of the house. I don't want to drag him outside. What can I do?
Answer:
Refrain from training today. Take your dog outside and play with him in the yard until
he feels comfortable again. Resume training in a day or two.
Contact your DogWatch Dealer if you need assistance or if you have any questions
about the training or your dog's behavior.
Important Reminders:
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Adjust the receiver collar and test the battery regularly.
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Remove the collar at night. Check your dog's neck area regularly to make sure
there is no irritation.
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Keep the training consistent: 15 to 20 minutes once or twice a day.
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Keep the contact posts clean.
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NEVER throw a stick or toy into the Avoidance Zone.
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ALWAYS maintain a positive attitude when training your dog.
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NEVER allow your dog to cross the boundary.
Your Dog's Response To Stimulation
Stimulation has been a safe and effective part of dog training for over twenty years.
All dogs respond differently when they feel a mild stimulation. Some dogs may
demonstrate little, if any, reaction, while others may yelp or jump back. Some dogs
"freeze". Do not try to comfort the dog if he receives correction or it will reinforce
his anxiety.
Dog Personalities and Traits
Your DogWatch Dealer will ask you questions about your dog before training begins.
The information you provide will help your Dealer customize the trianing for your
dog's breed and personality. Keep in mind that a dog's personality and traits differ
among breeds and also within the same breed.
The better you know your dog, the easier the training will be for both of you!
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