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4. In rare cases, your dog will run through the boundary.
- Retrieve the dog. Take off the receiver collar and walk him back into the yard.
- Bring the dog into the house and call your DogWatch Dealer. Additional flag
training or an increase in correction level is necessary. Your DogWatch Dealer will
instruct you over the phone or meet with you and your dog for additional training.
Important: Do not punish the dog for making errors. He's still learning!
PHASE 6
(2-5 days)
Taking Your Dog Outside The Boundary
Your Dealer will recommend when it is time to take your dog across the bound-
ary for a walk. It is important to be consistent when taking your dog for a walk.
Be sure to use your dog's regular collar and leash and go to and from your walk
using the same "exit" area. You can also pick up a small dog and carry him over
the flagged boundary during the first weeks of training.
Training Tips
1. Never call your dog to "come" or give a recall command when you are out-
side the flag line.
2. Never walk your dog through the flags during the training process.
3. Always reinforce the retreat concept by shaking the flag while saying "Watch
out!" and commanding "back-back-back-" when your dog receives an audi-
ble warning or a correction during the training process.
4. Adjust the receiver collar, test the battery regularly, keep the contact posts
clean.
5. After the training period, your dog may wear the receiver collar during the day,
but remove it at night. Check your dog's neck area and make sure there is
no irritation.
6. Keep the training consistent: 15 to 20 minutes once or twice a day.
7. NEVER throw a stick or toy into the Avoidance Zone.
8. ALWAYS maintain a positive attitude when training your dog.
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