I ordered the "progressive" collar. So how do I adjust the intensity?
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You must adjust from your invisible fence unit! The collar as no adjustments.
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You must adjust from your invisible fence unit!The collar as no adjustments.
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So far if we stay consistent with putting the same color collar on the same dog, the transmitter has a raised button on the first button (which on ours is for the black collar), and a smooth button for the red collar; it has been fairly easy. Its tricky only if you don't stay consistent and you have to switch to the tone to determine who has on which color collar! Hope this made sense and provided the response you were needing to make an informed decision.
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I threw it away, if you get the chance to return this collar I would do so. you have to do something with the batteries and pushing a button...every single time. the batteries don't last long. Get a groovy pets controller.
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The end piece controls the amount of click noise you get and has some effect on the air flow. But the center adjustable collar adjusts from totally off to wide open (all the way out). Start with the center adjusting collar back off and the end so you can feel the click. Then each week adjust the center collar in a half turn until you have it near shut off. By that time your diaphragm will be supper strong.
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Fully charge the collar and keep the collar and transmitter w/in about 2 feet of each other during this process. Turn the collar off. Press and hold the on/off button until the collar light comes on solid green and the collar beeps. Continue to hold the button down until the green light has turned off. The, press and hold the upper button on the transmitter until the collar light flashes 5 times and beeps 5 times. If the light does not flash 5 times, start the whole procedure over.
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No there are not any instructions. You just take the tool that came with the original collar and loosen it, put it on the new collar and that's it.
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You have to be in very close proximity to the collar with remote. Almost touching. Other than that, is the battery in the collar fully charged and is the remote battery old? If so change it out. Good Luck, sorry I cannot be of more help.
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Buy a stainless tag and secure it on a collar that doesn't hang loosely on the dog's neck. It sounds like the collar you're using is too loose
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Just to clarify, this remote trainer system does not have any adjustable settings on the collar itself. The settings/correction levels are strictly on the remote.
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You should have instructions. It can be adjusted. See web site for details.
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I think the instructions were on the packaging -- no booklet. It is relatively easy -- charge collar and set to one of two setting guided by lights. Red light is off. Blue light is high charge / highest level zap every time. Green and blue lights (the one I use) starts with low level zap with first growl / bark, increases to level two with second bark and so on. They stop barking fairly quickly. Be careful not to leave collar on all the time or at times when barking is OK. For example, I "pay" for them to bark at my door in case of intruder. I do not want barking in the car or on walks I think the instructions were on the packaging -- no booklet. It is relatively easy -- charge collar and set to one of two setting guided by lights. Red light is off. Blue light is high charge / highest level zap every time. Green and blue lights (the one I use) starts with low level zap with first growl / bark, increases to level two with second bark and so on. They stop barking fairly quickly. Be careful not to leave collar on all the time or at times when barking is OK. For example, I "pay" for them to bark at my door in case of intruder. I do not want barking in the car or on... » Read More I think the instructions were on the packaging -- no booklet. It is relatively easy -- charge collar and set to one of two setting guided by lights. Red light is off. Blue light is high charge / highest level zap every time. Green and blue lights (the one I use) starts with low level zap with first growl / bark, increases to level two with second bark and so on. They stop barking fairly quickly. Be careful not to leave collar on all the time or at times when barking is OK. For example, I "pay" for them to bark at my door in case of intruder. I do not want barking in the car or on walks « Show Less
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I have entered the collar info in the gift section however, it keeps saying that I'm 9 lines over (which I am not). I'll tryto contact, but having trouble with this also. May have to cancel :(
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Some shock collars allow the user to set the intensity of the shock the dog receives. This is not that kind of collar. With this one, the dog controls the intensity of the shock. It starts out at the lowest level, and increases until the barking stops. If you want to test it, press the probes against your throat and make a barking noise.
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Hello: I am not quite sure how to help. This item is for a collar. You might try searching for a different item. - Beautiful Brands -
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I did not have success with the collar, so I discarded it and used Feliway aerosol and plug-in diffusers. I did find success with the Feliway products. Perhaps you have the collar/s on too tight which may be affecting the skin. Hope my experience was helpful.
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Adjustable collar, but device is very heavy and doesn't stay in place on my 25 lb Boston. Was too sensitive, so we turn it off, but used the collar (which he associated with the spray, so it kind of worked.) Now it won't work at all.
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Collar only is adjustable. Sprays at barks and when my dog shakes her head(she is a 100 lb). Sprays at every bark.