How do I set to the lowest level? There are 7 levels , what level is ideal for a six month old cockapoo and how will I know what level it is on.
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Àt first, the unit will only beep, as a warning. If barks continue, the unit beeps again. If barks still continue, the unit gives the first shock, the lowest voltage, level 1. If barking continues, the unit will go to level 2 shock, then level 3 etc... Your dog will most always stop barking at level 1, or in some cases, level 2. It's programmed to always start with the lightest shock and goes up from there.
1504671
Keep hitting the minus button it will beep each time until your at the lowest level as long as it beeps when u push the buttons its on
1504672
,..Also, the up and down buttons on the unit only adjust the collars sensitivity to the bark. The owner is able to adjust this because sometimes general sounds will set off the collar (it will beep.) For instance, closing my car door while the dog is in the car will set off the unit. It doesn't administer a shock, only the first of 2 warning beeps. People that live in a noisier environment will probably want the collar at a higher setting, meaning fewer external sounds will set it off. You just have to expirament with it which is very easy to do. Hope that helps.
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It automatically goes to the lowest level. It starts with a beep. It increasingly gets stronger the longer he barks. Mine usually bark maybe once or twice.
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t first, the unit will only beep, as a warning. If barks continue, the unit beeps again. If barks still continue, the unit gives the first shock, the lowest voltage, level 1. If barking continues, the unit will go to level 2 shock, then level 3 etc... Your dog will most always stop barking at level 1, or in some cases, level 2. It's programmed to always start with the lightest shock and goes up from there.
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Whenever I first put it on my dog, I turn it to the lowest level and go up as needed. It doesn't show you what level its on, that's why I always start it over I initially. I have a 9lb poodle mutt, and the 2ND or 3rd setting works for him. It gives a warning beep before it actually 'shocks' him, that warning is usually all he needs to stop barking.
28360
There are 3 different levels it can be adjusted to. The tallest level being 34 inches high and the lowest level 22 inches high. I believe the middle setting is about 28 inches.
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They will be warned with a beep before the shock, it will shock them a couple times but will shut off after a certain amount of time. The shock strength is contrilled by the owner, it has 10 levels. I started at 4 with my golden doodle and it's current setting is 8 because he had becided the shock was worth it on the lower settings, he has not crossed the line since raising the strength.
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The number of songs- I'm not sure, maybe 6-8? There are 4 settings- music and lights, music only, water sound and lights, water sound only. The soother plays for 30 min total. For the settings with lights and music/sound the first 10 min is normal volume and brightness, second 10 min the lights dim slightly and music volume lowers, last 10 min the lights are off and music volume lowers more. The settings with music/sound only do the same, volume decreases in 10 min increments. There is also a remote that lets you turn the soother on, but I've never had to use it, baby is usually sleeping by the time the 30 min is up. I used the music and lights setting when I first got it, but have had better luck with the water sound and lights. The water sound kind of mimics the 'shhhh' noise babies like.
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Yes, it has 3 levels. We are using it now for our newborn and the reach is not far.
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I agree with the answer above, I think it would be bulky for a small dog. I have a 65 Coonhound and have it set on the lowest setting. Occasionally I have to bump it up two levels. It has worked great for him.
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I use treats to encourage them to climb stairs or ramp. For stairs and the ramp, I start at the bottom first and have them go up. Up is not a scary for them. Then a lot of encouragement and treats!
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There are 5 levels of correction. My dogs are 25 pounds and they jump right up in the air like their are on fire when it's on level 2. Make sure you follow the steps for training. It's a pain at first, but well worth it !
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Yes. There is a setting dial that you can adjust for smaller or larger animals... or younger children.
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There are 10 levels it suggests 6 and that is plenty but goes up further if you wish. The heat level and how long you stay in make a difference but I find more than six and I can't stay in as long. You get a little weak if you stay too long. You have to start slow and work up.
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Read the instruction booklet it explains changing the level. Buttons have multi uses. One of my complaints. You have to find the book each time you want to make a change because i can't remember the sequence.
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At least 10 kids can play at one time. And I'd be willing to be even more. With adult supervision a child that walks independently would be my preferred minimum age. My two-year-old loves to be underneath, and I can only imagine how much he would have liked it at age 18-months.
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I have three senior dogs. My unit goes 24/7 at one of the higher settings, but to tell you what settings to use, I suggest you tinker around with what will work for your "fur babies." You did not say how many, or if they were dogs or cats. That might make a difference. I do like my unit. Follow the directions on cleaning and I think you will be happy with your gift.Joan
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I'm not sure as I have only used a mid-level setting. I will try it and give you an opinion after.
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The height between each step is 6". Your small dogs may have problems with this stair. Also, there are no risers, which is an important consideration for very small dogs.
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It has 5 levels. But they are for both. They can not be adjusted separately, but they can be adjusted together
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The pet can get to all levels. There are platforms for the animal to sit on at level two and three. If you need to limit there movement you can put the top on the bottom level and use it independently. My dog loves it.