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Test Light Instructions
1. Make sure the collar is off your dog.
2. Turn on the collar.
3. Hold the test light's contacts against the contact points
of the collar.
4. Press the Stimulation Button — the test light tool will
light up. Its brightness will increase or decrease
depending on the level of stimulation you are using.
STEP 5. COLLAR FITTING
When placing the collar on your dog, make sure it fits properly and the contact
points are pressed firmly against the dog's skin. If the collar is fitted too loosely, it
may move during the training process and the contact points may hurt the dog's skin.
The collar should also not be fitted too tightly: you should be able to place a finger
between the dog's neck and the training collar. If placed too tightly, the collar may
cause breathing difficulties for your dog.
Caution:
Do not shave your pet's neck as this may increase the risk
of skin irritation. Your dog shouldn't wear the collar for
more than 12 hours per day.
STEP 6. CHOOSE THE BEST STIMULATION LEVEL
Important: always start with the vibration mode first and use the static Stimulation
mode as the last resort.
Depending on the model of your training collar, you may be able to access anywhere
from one to 36 different stimulation levels. This can help you find the level that is
best for your dog.
Once you've placed the collar on your pet, it's time to find the most suitable
stimulation level.
At this stage of the process, you will need to watch your pet carefully for the slightest
changes in behavior like looking around in curiosity, scratching at the collar or flicking
ears. All these behaviors are indicators that you have found a suitable stimulation
level. This is also known as Recognition Level.
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