DogWatch MB-1 Характеристики продукту та інструкція з експлуатації - Сторінка 3
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Rate Setting - The Rate Setting determines how frequently the signal is transmitted. The rate you
select depends on your objective:
Fast - The 'Fast' setting transmits the signal in very rapid pulses to create the most secure boundary.
'Fast' is recommended during the training phase and also when a secure boundary is very important,
such as when you need to keep your pet from running through a doorway.
NOTE: The 'Fast' setting only transmits at the 'Fast' rate in the battery operated mode. The 'Fast'
setting defaults to 'Medium' when the transmitter is plugged-in.
Medium - On the 'Medium' setting, the signal transmits at a slightly slower rate to help conserve the
battery charge. The 'Medium' setting is recommended when your pet has been trained to understand
his boundaries but still needs reinforcement of the training.
Slow - On the 'Slow' setting, the signal transmits at the slowest rate so the battery stays charged
longer. The 'Slow' setting is recommended for pets who have been trained and who usually respect
their boundaries but may need an occasional 'reminder'.
Time between charges varies depending on both the Rate setting and the Range setting.
When set at maximum range, the duration of the battery charge is approximately:
• 3½ days in 'Fast'
• 7 days in 'Medium'
• 30 days in 'Slow'.
Training
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Place the transmitter in the center of the area where you want to create a signal field. Before
putting the receiver collar on your pet, place boundary flags on the edge of the signal field just
past where the receiver collar picks up the audible signal. The boundary flags serve as visual
cues for your pet while he learns which areas are safe and which areas to avoid.
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Put the receiver collar on your pet, making sure it is adjusted appropriately. It should be snug, with
the contact posts touching the skin, but not uncomfortably tight.
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Attach a leash to your pet's regular collar and approach the signal field. As you near the flags,
shake a boundary flag in front of him, and firmly say, "Watch out!" or "Careful!"
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With the leash attached to the collar, allow your pet to walk past the boundary flags. As he crosses
into the warning area, he will hear a beeping noise. If your pet has already been trained to an
outdoor Hidden Fence, he may retreat immediately when he sees the flags or hears the beeps. If
he continues into the correction zone, he will receive a brief 'correction' (a mild sensation that is
unpleasant but will not harm your pet). Immediately call out, "Watch out", and tug the leash firmly to
pull your pet out of the signal field.
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Again, allow your pet to approach the boundary flags. If he retreats when he hears the audible
warning, reinforce the behavior with praise and affection. If your pet fails to stop at the audible
warning, repeat the above. You may need to repeat this several times over several days. Allow for
plenty of rest and play time.
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Each time you set up a new boundary area, place the flags at the edge of the boundary and retrain
your pet to the new area.
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Decreasing the range increases the average battery life between charges.
Cold weather decreases the average battery life between charges.
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