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3. COLLAR FITTING
The receiver/collar should be fitted so that the surgical
stainless steel contact points press firmly against the
dog's skin. When properly fitted, you should be able
to fit a finger or two snugly in between the contact
points and your dog's skin. When properly fitted, the
receiver/ collar should not move on the dog. The best
location for the receiver/collar box is either side of the
dog's windpipe. A loose fit can allow the receiver/collar
to move around on the dog's neck. When this happens,
the contact points may rub the skin and cause irritation.
If the receiver/collar is too tight, the dogs may have
difficulty breathing.
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Attention!
Leaving the receiver in the same location on the
dog's neck for an extended period of time can cause
skin irritation due to the sensitivity from the contact
points. If the dog is to wear the receiver for long
periods, occasionally reposition the receiver every
few hours so that the contact points are moved to a
different location on the dog's neck and remove the
receiver after 8 hours of usage. Make sure you check
for skin irritation each time you use the unit.
4. HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT STIMULATION
The 1900S unit comes with the rheostat dial on the
transmitter. The rheostat intensity dial controls the
stimulation level, with level 0 being the lowest level and
level 127 being the highest. The level of stimulation best
suited for your dog depends on your dog's temperament
and threshold for stimulation. Always start at the lowest
level and work your way up. The appropriate level can
be found when the dog responds to the stimulation
with a mild reaction, such as a tensing of the neck
muscles. The stimulation level may vary depending on
the training situation. When highly distracted, dogs will
require a higher level of stimulation.
NOTE: The stimulation intensity can be adjusted even
while the stimulation is in use.
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