What is adjustable? Sensitivity? Spray volume? # barks before spraying?
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The nylon collar itself is adjustable to fit your dog properly. You cannot adjust the spray volume, but you wouldn't really need to. It is just a short, quick burst of spray and it will go off at the first bark. I have used this collar for years for all of my Westies to help control barking -- especially when they are home alone. It works very well and is very safe to use. I have had a lot of success with it.
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The collar is adjustable but is pretty cheap in design. I had to secure it with a zip tie to get it to stay once I had the length right. The amount if spray is not adjustable. My dog got used to it and barked anyway �. So did my dad's dogs. Our neighbor had better luck, so I gave it all to him.
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The collar size is adjustable.Spray volume is not. It sprays after first bark
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the bark collar itself is adjustable, when it worked in the begining it was very good the dog got used it to and now just bark thru it it was helpful at first now he just barks at anything whilewe were hopeful for a lasting fix
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It is adjustable. Sprays on every bark. My sharpei learned after the first spray. It is just a light mist. I don't even have to turn the collar on anymore with him. If I put the collar itself on, he understands.
304576
I am not sure only worked for a short time but dog did stop barking when it worked
1766502
CFM and spray pattern are adjustable so hard to answer. Gun works very well on low PSI and I am running standard (small) air fittings
1281246
I don't understand the question, but I'll give it a try: The only setting that is adjustable is an ordinary volume control for non-harmful sounds.
361647
You can customize this in the software. There is a "sensitivity" slider. At the max setting, it will raise the system volume from 0 to 100 in under 90°. At the lowest setting, it takes 12 rotations to raise the volume from 0 to 100.
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Hi Jeanette! It is adjustable by the sliding knob on the side which raises and lowers the flame. (Adds more fuel). The little slide knob is sensitive too. Might want to try it first without the solder tip just to see how big the flame gets. Hope this helps. Oops! 4 answers too late!
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I don't understand the question, but I'll give it a try:The only setting that is adjustable is an ordinary volume control for non-harmful sounds.
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Dear J Z, for targeting bats the best settings are High Range, Variable Pitch, and Cont. Output. However, in some cases the fixed pitch has worked in the beginning. But we have found that variable is the better setting as it is using the up and down scale of sound frequency ranges like a squealing siren. Hope this helps!
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Here is what it says out of the manual: Sensitivity adjust. When the unit not work (I imagine it means when the unit is disarmed), press "C" and hold until you hear (you should loose your hands after you hear each sound): Di=high sensitivity. DiDi=middle sensitivity. DiDiDi=low sensitivity. I hope this helps.
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you can't adjust the volume. I know there is a spray product you could from the store for this.
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Sorry to say, the ultrasonic bark control only worked on our dogs after one bark. Then the just ignored it
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Bliss149, realize that this isn't an air horn. It makes more of a hiss and that gets the dogs attention. The trick is to only use as much as you need- don't pull the trigger completely and don't point it at the dog, hold it behind your back. They won't have respect for you if they just see you with it in your hand, they just have respect for the device and the noise it makes if you point it at them. Start by just a small squeeze and increase the amount pull until you get your dog to respond or stop the behavior it is doing. So yes, good for an apartment. Your neighbors will not hear it. Bliss149, realize that this isn't an air horn. It makes more of a hiss and that gets the dogs attention. The trick is to only use as much as you need- don't pull the trigger completely and don't point it at the dog, hold it behind your back. They won't have respect for you if they just see you with it in your hand, they just have respect for the device and the noise it makes if you point it at them. Start by just a small squeeze and increase the amount pull until you get your dog to respond or stop the behavior it is doing. So yes, good for an apartment. Your... » Read More Bliss149, realize that this isn't an air horn. It makes more of a hiss and that gets the dogs attention. The trick is to only use as much as you need- don't pull the trigger completely and don't point it at the dog, hold it behind your back. They won't have respect for you if they just see you with it in your hand, they just have respect for the device and the noise it makes if you point it at them. Start by just a small squeeze and increase the amount pull until you get your dog to respond or stop the behavior it is doing. So yes, good for an apartment. Your neighbors will not hear it. « Show Less
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There is an adjustment to shorten the spray, but I don't know what the maximum is.
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Same problem I have. Seems to be very sensitive. Maybe bugs/flies? I haven't figured it out.
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The Tweak comes with "built-in" programs that you activate by holding the rocker switch down for 10-15 seconds and releasing. You will hear a tone for either the "quiet" or "noisy setting" if you have the Focus model. In addition you can adjust volume up (upper rocker) or down (lower rocker) using short taps. I am a long time hearing aid user and I find these adjustments very comparable to "programmable" hearing aids, which are in fact set up by audiologists typically at time of initial purchase. Bottom line, no big difference and way way more affordable for me.
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Humm. I'm assuming your dog got used to it? It doesn't always help my dog either. It seems to work better if we change it up a bit. I had to change settings from 5, to 4, that made my dog quit barking. I sometimes use our citranella spray collar for awhile. Sometimes, like during play, I hold a spray bottle w/water and a little vinegar and spray it at him (while saying the no command) that works well too. Make sure your collar actually works by using the test mood. Make sure it's snug. Good luck!
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The muting threshold is automatic.No adjustment ability.Can be difficult to carry on a conversation during intermittent high db noise environments i.e. indoor shooting range.
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It is not an auto bark. You use the remote to beep sound to get any unwanted behavior to stop and then if needed, there is a citronella type spray shorter or longer that comes out, but you control what happens.