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* Caution - The battery wires must

run neatly along the top left side in

to the battery compartment.

* Caution - Do not detach the wire

by pulling from the battery.

* Caution - The orange rubber

gasket is important for the unit

to be waterproof and must be

properly seated in place.

General Training Tips

Getting started

Your dog must know some basic obedience commands before e-collar

training. A dog learns by first being shown a command, followed by

lots of repetition over an extended period of time. As the dog becomes

proficient at these commands, you can introduce distractions and

different locations. With the correct amount of positive and negative

reinforcement, you should end up with a well-mannered dog.

On-leash obedience training

Your dog must fully understand the obedience commands(sit, stay,

here, heel, and kennel) before using the e-collar for reinforcement

of these commands. A leash attached to a standard collar is used to

teach the dog basic obedience commands. A tug on the leash/collar is

used to reinforce these commands. When your dog complies with the

command, use positive reinforcement/praise. Once the dog understands

these commands, the e-collar can be used to reinforce them further.

Beginning e-collar training

When your dog understands on-leash obedience commands, you can

start with e-collar training. With the dog on the leash with the e-collar

on, continue with your obedience drills. Light stimulation, on nick or

constant, is going to be applied as a command is given. The stimulation

is removed as the dog complies. Through repetition, the dog learns to

stop the light stimulation by performing the commands. E-collar training

is another form of negative reinforcement; similar to the leash and

standard collar training. When the dog complies with the command, we

use praise/positive reinforcement. The final step is the avoidance phase

in which the dog learns that he can avoid the stimulation altogether