High Tech Pet Bluefang TX-2 Kurulum, Kullanım ve Eğitim Kılavuzu - Sayfa 9
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Exclusive: Pulsed Proportional Stimulus
The unique corrective stimulus used by your High Tech Pet electronic fence
system is delivered in short, intense pulses, not a continuous shock. The pulsed
stimulus gives your dog a chance to think and avoids sending the animal into
panic. As your dog first comes within the outermost boundary area, a slow
beeping tone is sounded and a short duration shock pulse is applied at a slow
pulse rate. This first pulse is a FULL VOLTAGE stimulus but, it is of very SHORT
DURATION. It will immediately get your dog's attention but, it is so short that
your dog will probably not perceive it as painful. If, instead of retreating, your
dog continues to travel closer to the boundary, the shock pulse RATE continues
to increase along with an increasing rate of sound pulses, until they are
delivered in such rapid succession as to be unbearable to your pet, encouraging
retreat from the boundary into the "safe haven" of your yard. The use of
progressively increasing shock pulse rate is a very humane technique because it
allows your pet to decide for itself how much stimulus is required to initiate the
retreat behavior. (Note that some competing systems use a "tone only" warning
zone before applying shock. This sounds like a good idea, but we have found it
to be ineffective. Often the dog will stand in the warning zone waiting for the
tone to stop. The tone will drain the battery and stop when the battery runs
down, letting the animal know it is now safe to escape!) The Bluefang electronic
fence is not a zone type system. We apply a short shock stimulus at the very
first correction along with the sound stimulus. This will discourage your dog
from standing in the boundary field waiting for the tone to stop. However,
because we use pulsed stimulus, the initial shock will not be traumatic to your
pet. If your dog tries to move forward, pulse rate is immediately increased to
encourage retreat behavior.
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