iPets PET619-1, PET619-2 User Manual

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wh ich var y from st ate to stat e.

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Common size of di fferent dog s

Size Neck

(cm)

Chest
Measurement
(cm)

Back
Length
(cm)

Type

Mini

20-22

25-30

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Chihua hua , Yorkshire
Termier

Small

20-24

29-36 23

Ch ihu ahu a, York shi re
Temi er, Po odl e, Pomeran ian

Medium

23-28 35-4 2

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Maltes e Dog , Shih Tzu

Large

27-31

41-47

31

Miniat ure S chnauze r,
Peking ese

large

30-34 46-53 35

Schnau zer, E nglish
Cocker S pan iel

Large

33-37

52-59 40

Beagle

47-52 8 8-9 7 65

Labrad o r Ret riever

52-62 92 -110 70

Golden R etr iever, Old
Englis h She epdog

Huge

43-48

76-84 60

Husky

Table of Contents:

Important Safety Information

WAR NI NG: NOT F OR AGGRE SSIVE D OGS. Do not u se this p ro duc t if y our dog
is ag gressiv e, or if y our do g is prone to aggre ssive beh avior, Aggre ssive dog s can
ca use sev ere inj ur y and eve n de ath to th eir own er a nd othe rs. If you ar e unsur e
whethe r thi s product is app rop riate for your d og, p lease consul t you r veterinari an
or cert ifi ed tr ain er.

CAUTION:

Risk of skin da mage: Please read and follow the instructions carefully in th is guid e,
Pro per fit of the collars is impo rtan t because a loo se collar may cause inconsistent
pe rf orman ce . A co ll ar w orn for too long or made to o ti gh t on t he p et 's n eck may
ca use s ki n damag e, rang ing f ro m redne ss to pre ssure u lcers ( commo nly kno wn
as beds ore s). T hes e col lar s can cause press ure n ecr osis if used inco rre ctl y and
is ofte n mis ide nti fied as burns.

Avoid leaving t he co lla r on th e dog for more than 1 2ho urs p er day.
When po ssi ble r epo sition the coll ar on t he pe t's neck every 1 to 2 hou rs.

Check t he fi t to pr eve nt excessive pr ess ure , and it is okay to tri m any e xce ss
strap l eng th.

Never co nnect a lea d to the e lectronic co llar beca use it may ca use exces sive
pressu re on the con tacts.

Wash the dog's neck area and contac ts of th e collar weekly with a damp clo th.
Exa mine the contac t area daily for signs of a ra sh or a so re.

If a rash or sore is found, discontinue use of the collar until the skin has heal ed.

If the co ndi tio n per sists beyond 48 h our s, se e your veterina ria n.

These steps will help your pet safe and comfortable. Millions of pets are comfort able
while wearing stainless steel contacts. Som e pets are sensitive to conta ct pressure.
You may fi nd a fter so me time t ha t your pe t is v ery tol erant o f th e colla r. If s o you
ma y relax s om e of thes e pr ecaut ions. I t is i mport ant to co nt inue da ily che ck s of
th e con tact ar ea. I f re dne ss or sor es are de tec ted, di sco ntinu e use unt il th e skin
has ful ly he ale d.

Thank you for choosing th e iPets brand! You and your pet deserve a companionship
th at inc lu de s memorabl e moments a nd a s ha re d unde rs ta nd in g toge th er. Ou r
mi ssion i s to ensu re your p et 's safe ty by pro vidin g you the t oo ls and te chniq ues
to s ucces sf ully tr ain your pe t. S hould y ou h ave any que ries, p le ase con tact our
custo mer s erv ice .

NOTE: P lea se ch arg e before using th e pro duc t.

Impor tan t Saf ety I nformation. ... ... ... ........... ... ... .............. ... ... ........... ... ... ... .... 2

Compo nen ts. ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ............. 3

How the d og tr aining sys tem w orks?... ... ... ........ ... ... ........ ... ... ........ ... ... ........ ..4

Featu res ... ........ ... ... ........ ... ... ........ ... ... ........ ... ... ........... ... ........... ... ... ........ ..4

Key Def ini tio ns...... ... ... ........ ... ... ........... ... ... ........ ... ... ........ ... ... ........... ... ... ...5

Colla r Rec eiv er.. ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... .............. ... ... .............. ... ... ........... .6

Opera tin g Gui de...... ... ... ........ ... ... ........ ... ... ........... ... ... ........ ... ... ........ ... ... ....6

Step 1 - Pr epa re the Remot e Tran smitter an d Rec eiver Coll ar.. ........... ... ... 6

Step 2 – Pa iri ng Co llar Recei ver t o Tran smitter.. ... ... ........... ... ... ........... ... . 7

Step 3 - Test the Tra ini ng Sy stem Funct ion s.. ........... ... ... ........ ... ... ........... .8

Step 5 Re -th rea d the c ollar (as diagr am) ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... .....11

Frequ ent ly Ask ed Qu estions.... ... ... .............. ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... 12

Tro ubl esh ooting.. ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ..1 3

Step 4 – Ass emb le an d Fit t he Collar Recei ver. ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ..1 0

Gener al Tra ini ng Tip s.......... ... ... ... ........... ... ... .............. ... ... ........... ... ... ... ....14

LIMIT ED 90 D AYS WAR RAN TY... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... 15

iPets C USTOME R SERVIC E.. ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ..15

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Remot e Tran smi tte r........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... ... ........... ... ... .............. ... ... ....... 5

Components:

PET619-1(1 for 1)

PET619-2(1 for 2)

How the dog training system works?

iP et s pr od uc ts a re r el ia bl e, e ffective, and comfort ab le for large or small d ogs.
Th e sy st em a ss is ts i n co nt rolling you r dog with ou t a leas h in a ra nge up t o 33 0
yards aw ay! Insta ntl y send a sign al from the R emote Tran smitter, whic h activat es
yo ur do g's Col lar Rec eiv er. The do g will re cei ve a n ann oying b ut safe , harml ess
stimul ation. Wi th correc t, consis ten t use of t his produ ct, the dog w ill assoc iate his
misbehavior wi th yo ur co rrections, and so on en oug h, yo u will have a well -tr ain ed
dog. Thi s par tic ula r mod el features adjustable levels of st imu lat ion , ena bli ng th e
us er t o tw ea k ac co rd in gl y to t he d og 's t em pe ra ment, removin g the risk of over
stimu lat ion .

Features

Recha rge abl e Rem ote Transmitte r and C oll ar Receiver.

Wat erp roo f Remote Transmi tte r and C ollar Receive r.

100 int ens ity l eve ls of Vibr ation.

100 int ens ity l eve ls of Static Shoc k.

Stand ard Tone.

Easy to u se, a dju sta ble Intensity D ial .

Simpl e, er gon omi c design layout .

Quick a nd st rai ght forward pairi ng pr oce ss.

Range o f 330 Yar ds.

Capab le of s imu lta neous control o f two d ogs ( extra receive r is pu rch asa ble).

Adjus tab le TP U str ap to a cco mmodate any siz e of do g.

Auto- off feat ure t o con ser ves power when no t in us e to ex tend battery li fe.

Remot ely t urn o n/o ff Co lla r Receiver.

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Key Definitions

Remote Transmitter

1. An ten na: Tran smi ts si gna l from Remote Tran smi tte r to th e Collar Rec eiv er.

2. Transmitter Indicator Light: Flashe s green when any of th e stimu lation buttons

are pressed. Will blink red if battery powe r is low to indicate the transmitter needs
recha rgi ng.

3. I nt en si ty D ial: Rotate the dial to adjus t th e leve l of vib ra ti on o r st at ic s ho ck
st im ul at ion from 0 t o 10 0.

4. Tog gle Switch (Dog S ele cti on): Switches c ont rol b etw een Collar Rece ive r 1
or Coll ar Re cei ver 2 ( Dog 1 or Dog 2).

5. V ib ratio n Bu tt on: Deliver s vi br ation to a C ollar Rec ei ve r, de pending on th e
po si ti on o f the Togg le S witch .

6. St imulati on But ton: Delivers e lectron ic pul se stimulatio n to a Col lar Re ceiver,
dep ending on the positio n of the Togg le Swi tch.

7. Sou nd Button: Deliver s a sound to a Co llar Re ceiver, depending on the posi tion
of the Toggle Switch.

8. Chargin g Port: Charg es the battery of the Rem ote Tran smit ter when connected
to a pow er source.

Collar Receiver

1. ON/OFF Button: P ow er s on /o ff t he C ol la r Receiver an d us ed f or Pairing or

Synchroniz at io n of th e Co ll ar R ec ei ve r to th e Re mo te Transmitter.

2. Electrod es: C ont act p oin ts cover the electrodes, an d thr oug h the m electronic
pulse st imu lat ion i s del ive red.

3. Charging Port: Charge s the b att ery o f the C oll ar Re cei ver w hen connected to
a power s our ce.

4. Indic at ing Li ght: F la shes g reen w he n any o f t he sti mulat io ns are pr essed .
Wi ll b link re d if t he b atter y po wer is low to i nd icate t he C ollar Rec eiver nee ds
re charg in g.

Operating Guide

Step 1 - Prepare the Remote Transmitter and Receiver Collar:

Charg e the R emo te Tra nsmitter and Re cei ver C ollar

1. Unco ver t he Ch arg ing Port by lifti ng th e rub ber cover.

2. Inse rt th e cha rgi ng connector in to th e Cha rging Port.

3. Plug t he ch arg er in to a standard wal l out let .

4. A solid red light will appear on the Indicator Light, indicating charging
is oc cur ring.

5. Once ch arg ing is comp let e, the solid red l igh t will turn t o a solid green
lig ht.

6. Remove the charging connector, and replace the rubber cover to protect
the Cha rging Port.

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Antenn a

LED indi cat or

Cha nnel b utto n

Chargi ng ho le

Static shock mode

Vib rat ion mode

Beep mod e

1-100 le vel

Metal P rob es

ON/OF F/E nco de
Butto n

Rubbe r Cov er

Charg ing H ole

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Power ing o n and o ff th e Remote Transmi tte r

Th er e is no n ee d to tu rn o ff t he transmitter. Wh en there is n o buttons
being press ed on t ran smi tte r, the unit turns o ff automatically. Pre ss any
button and the transmitter will power back on automatically.

Power ing o n and o ff th e Collar Receiv er

There a re tw o way s to po wer on and off the Remote Col lar R ece iver:

Optio n 1:

Press the ON/OFF button on the recei ver to power the unit on or off. When
the receiver is powered on, the indicating light will flash green.

Optio n 2:

Pr es s an d ho ld t he Vibrat io n an d So un d Bu tton at the same t ime for a
fe w sec onds to t urn o n or off the rec eiver. P lea se note , thi s featu re ca n
on ly b e utili ze d if t he distan ce b etwee n th e tr ansmi tter and re ce iver is
le ss t ha n 10 0 fe et o r 30 m et er s an d th e tr ansmitt er a nd r ec ei ver mu st
alrea dy be p air ed.

Step 2 – Pairing Collar Receiver to Transmitter

No te : Transmitter an d re ce iv er a re pre-paired when le av in g ou r

man ufacturing facili ty. In cas e the pairin g is not es tablished or you would
like to r epa ir th e uni ts, please foll ow th e ins tructions bel ow:

1. P owe r on t he Coll ar Re ceive r by pres sing th e ON/OF F butto n on the
Co lla r Re cei ver.

2. P re ss a nd hold the O N/ OFF butto n fo r ab out 3 seconds u nt il a b eep
so un ds, and the ind ic ating lig ht w ill begin f la sh q uickl y.

3. Pres s any b utt on on t he transmitte r onc e the C ollar Receive r bee ps.
When the Remote Transmitter and Collar Receiver are paired successfully
the ind ica tin g wil l stop flashing q uic kly.

4. If n eeding to p air a se cond Coll ar Receiv er, follow t he same ste ps but
first pu sh yo ur Toggl e Swi tch in the ot her d ire ction.

Step 3 - Tes t the Trai ning Sy stem Fu nctio ns

The tes tin g met hod s will help deter min e whe ther the traini ng sy ste m is
func tioning as intended and will also teach you how to operate the system.
Please ensu re th at the pairing p roc ess is complete bef ore a ttempting to
test th e fun cti ona lity.

Testing the Elec tro nic P uls e Stimulation

Elect ron ic Pu lse S timulation Tester

In you r package that you received, you will find a clea r almost transluce nt
pl as ti c piece t ha t ha s a l ig ht b ul b/ fu se i n the m id dl e of it. This i s yo ur
Elect ron ic Pu lse S timulation te ste r. Thi s com pon ent DOES NOT attach
to the Collar Receiver by any means and is only for testing the static shock
mode. To test the Ele ctr oni c Pul se Stimulatio n, fo llo w these steps:

1. P ut th e te st li ght ove r the Ele ctr odes of t he Coll ar Rece ive r you wis h
to t est .

2. Ensure the Toggle Switch is in the correct position for the Collar Receiver
you're testing.

3. Adjus t the I nte nsi ty Dial off of 100.

4. Pres s the S tat ic Sh ock Button on you r Rem ote Tr ansmitter.

5. I f do ne c orrectl y, th e te st bulb sho ul d fl ash orang e in di catin g th e
el ec troni c pu ls e st imula ti on i s op erati ng c or rectl y.

Step

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Note: Before first use, cha rge the Remote Transmitter and Receiver Collar
until completion.

(Figu re 3- 1)

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Step 4 – Assem ble and F it the Co llar Re ceive r

Attac hin g the C oll ar Strap to the Col lar R ece ive r

Th e Colla r Recei ver a tt ach es t o the C ol lar S tr ap by sli ding th rough t he
ta bs on ea ch s ide a nd go in g w ra pp ing a ro und t he ba ck of t he Co ll ar
Recei ver. To accom pli sh th is co rrectly, please view the d iag ram b elow:

(Include diagram/picture of the col lar strap attaches to the col lar receiver.)
Make sure it's the collar receiver for the mod el mentioned.

Fitti ng th e Col lar R eceiver

Important: The proper fit and placement of the Collar Receiver is essential
fo r eff ec tive tr ainin g. The el ectro de s must ha ve d ire ct c ontac t wi th the
dog's s kin .

(1) To fit the Collar Re cei ver, a tta ch the Colla r Str ap to t he Re ceiver.
(2) Wi th the dog standing in fro nt of you, place the Colla r Recei ver aro und
the dog's neck, so the receiver box and Contact Points are on the underside
of y ou r do g' s ne ck , ma ki ng d ir ec t co nt ac t wi th t he d og 's s ki n. I f di re ct
conta ct is not p oss ible, shav ing s ome fur a way, t o ensure goo d contact
is reco mme nde d.

(3 ) Fas ten the c oll ar stra p. Th e fit should b e snug, b ut no t taut. A fin ger
sh ou ld b e ab le t o be place d be ne at h th e co ll ar s tr ap w he n ar ou nd t he
dog's n eck .

(4 ) Allow th e do g to wear t he C ol la r Re ce iv er f or several minutes an d
check t he st rap a gai n. Th e dog w ill soon become m ore f ami liar with the
Collar Rec eiver, so it is crucial to ensure the fit comforta ble and flattering.

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Testing the Vi bration Funct ion s

1. Ensure the Toggle Switch is in the correct position for the Collar Receiver
you're testing.

2. Adjus t the I nte nsi ty Dial off of 100.

3. Pres s the Vibr ati on Bu tto n on your Remote Tra nsm itt er.

4. If don e cor rec tly, t he Co lla r Receiver will v ibr ate .

Testing the Sound Fun cti ons

1. E nsure t he Toggle S witch i s in t he corr ectio n for the C ollar R eceiv er
yo u're te sting . Press t he Soun d Butto n on your R emote Tr ansmi tter.

2. If don e cor rec tly, t he Co lla r Receiver will e mit s oun d.

(Figu re 3- 2)

(Figu re 3- 3)

Note: If wanting to test the shock functi on on your self, please ensure your
fi ng er o r hand is a cross both c on tact p oi nts to e ns ur e th e co nn ec ti on
is comp let e. Ot her wise, user will f eel n o sti mulation.

CAUTI ON: R ISK O F SKI N DAMAGE

For com fort, safe ty an d effectiv ene ss of thi s pro duct pl eas e check
th e fit o f the dog 's co llar fr equ ently. If obs ervin g any s kin irr ita tion,
immed iat ely d isc ontinue use of th e col lar f or a few days. If the s kin
co ndi tion pe rsist s beyon d 48 hour s, cons ult a vet erina rian. Thes e
collars can cause pressure necrosis, com monly known as be d sores,
if used i nco rre ctl y and is often misi den tif ied as burns.

Frequently Asked Q uestions:

How old d oes t he do g hav e to be before usin g the s yst em?

Your dog sho uld have learn ed basic obedi enc e commands suc h as, “sit” or “st ay.”
The Coll ar Receiver mi ght be too la rge f or dogs und er 15 lbs.

Once my do g completes tr ain ing and is be en obeying my co mmands, will h e
have to w ear t he co lla r?

Proba bly n ot, b ut yo u may try to reinfo rce t rai ning with the col lar.

Can I use t he iP ets r ech argeable trai nin g col lar w ith more than one d og?

Yes, y ou ju st ne ed to purcha se an oth er Co llar Receiver f or th e sys tem.

Is the Co lla r Rec eiv er waterproof ?

Yes, b ut al way s ensure tha t the R ubb er Co ver seals the Cha rgi ng Po rt.

Can I rep lac e the C oll ar receiver wit h ano the r kind of collar?

No.

Can I att ach a l eas h to th e Collar Receiv er?

No, this c an re sul t in pulling the C ont act P oints too tightly a gai nst t he dog's neck.
At ta ch a l ea sh t o a se pa ra te, no nmeta ll ic c ol la r or a h ar ne ss . En sure the extra
colla r doe s not p ut pr essure on the Con tac t Poi nts.

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Do no t atta ch a leash to the collar, which can re sult in squeezing the
Contact Poi nts too tightly aga ins t your dog's nec k.

The des ign of th e Col lar Rec eiv er discourage s con stantly we ari ng
the dev ice . iPe ts re commends the co lla r not b e worn for more tha n
12 hour s out o f eve ry 24 -hour period.
Most do gs fe el un com fortable when w ear ing t he collar for the v ery
first time. Do not use any functi ons unt il the dog is acc ust omed to
the col lar.

iPe ts su gg est s giv in g t he do g, th e vib ra tio n sti mu lat io n b ef ore
fo llowi ng i t wi th a s tatic sho ck . Aft er trai ni ng f or a w hile usin g th is
me th od , the d og w il l be aware th at a ft er vibration co me s a static
shock. Vibr ati on will act as a war nin g, an d static shock only acts a s
a menac e tha t mig ht be n ecessary some tim es.

Step 5 Re-thread the collar (as diagram)

Regul ar Ma int ena nce

Ensur e Con tac t Poi nts are not too tig ht on a w eek ly basis.
Rinse t he Co nta ct Po ints with alcoh ol on a w eek ly basis.

Check t he do g's n eck f or irritation a nd wa sh th e dog's neck on a
weekl y bas is.

Feel fr ee to c ut an y add itional Colla r Str ap ma terial if it's to o lon g
for you r dog .

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How lon g can I l eav e the C ollar Receive r on my d og?

The design of the co llar disco urag es con stan t wear ing. We recom mend not hav ing
the dog w ear t he co lla r for more than 12 ho urs o ut of e very 24-hour pe rio d.

Is the tr ain ing s yst em suitable for a ll do gs?

The collar is adju sta ble f rom l eng th 5. 9” (15cm) to 19.6” (50cm ), if t he do g's n eck
circu mfe ren ce is s maller than 5.9 ”, yo u wil l be forced to reth rea d the c oll ar, if the
dog's ne ck circum fer ence is lar ger than 22 ”, this collar m ay not be sui table for t he
dog. This colla r is no t sui tab le for dogs under 1 5lb s.

General Training Tips:

Follo w the se ti ps on h ow to get the best ou t of yo ur iP ets Training Col lar.

(1 ) Ma ke t ra in ing session s sh or t an d po si tive (betwe en 1 0- 15 m in ut es l ong for
eac h session .) This will enabl e the do g to kee p its at tention focus ed on th e trainer.

(2) Trai n one d og at a t ime .

(3 ) Durin g th e first i ni ti al t ra ining s es si on s, k ee p t he d og in a f am il ia r outdo or
envir onm ent . Trai ning in new locat ion s may c ause the dog to bec ome d ist rac ted,
cau sing you to rei nforce com mand s with the Collar Rec eiver more than necessary.

(4) Use a lo ng l eas h fa stened to a non -me tallic collar to h elp the dog 's l ear ning.
Ensur e the add iti ona l collar and leash do es not in terfere wi th the Co nta ct Points
on the Co lla r Rec eiv er. Do not use the rem ote t rai ning collar wit hou t a lon g leash
until y our d og is f ull y trained.

(5 ) Mor e su cce ss will o ccur by t eachi ng th e do g a com mand fi rst bef ore try ing t o
re inf orce th e comma nd with t he Re mote Tra nsmit ter.

(6) For b asi c obe die nce training, v ibr ati on is more useful .

(7) Issue one obedience co mma nd at a t ime , thi s wil l red uce confusion and allow
the dog to remain focused. Do not u se th e tra ini ng sy ste m for c omm and s tha t the
dog has n ot le arn ed.

(8 ) Durin g tr ai ni ng , look fo r al l t he p os it iv e changes i n the d og 's b eh av io r and
re me mb er to r ei nf or ce them p ro mp tl y with am pl e pr ai se an d re wa rd .

(9 ) Avo id ove r- co rr ec ti ng y ou r do g. U se a s li tt le r em ot e co rr ec ti on a s po ss ib le
du ri ng t he t ra in in g pr oc es s.

(10) When the dog has become ap parently pe rple xed, sh ift the focus of the trai ning
by dr aw in g the d og 's at te nt ion t o a c om ma nd th ey h ave f am il iarit y. Examp le :
Tell th e do g to s it a nd giv e ab un da nt p ra is e an d en co ur agement on s uccessf ul
compl eti on of t he si t command.

(11) Do not use the tr ain ing s yst em to correct or el imi nat e forms of aggres sio n or
biti ng behavior. When the do g is showin g signs of agg ressive behavior, immediately
conta ct a pr ofe ssi onal dog traine r in yo ur lo cal area.

(1 2) P lease k ee p in m ind, th at y ou s hould k ee p train in g se ssion s sh ort and end
every session on a high n ote . Sto p tra ini ng an d pla y wit h the d og as soon the dog
has acc omp lis hed a n ew level of profi cie ncy.

If needing more training tips, please visit us at www.ipets-mall.com or www.facebook.
com/ipetsmall for plenty of resources.

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Ensur e the R emo te Tra nsmitter and Co lla r Rec eiver are power ed on .

Ch eck t he inte nsi ty leve ls of vib rat ion and s tat ic shoc k, making su re it is no t
se t to 0.

Ensur e the C oll ar Re ceiver has sufficient p owe r to op erate.

Check t he co lla r to en sure it fits snug ly ag ain st your dog's nec k.

If test ed fo r all o f the a bove and the dog is s til l not r esponding, pl eas e try r e­pairi ng th e Rem ote Tr ansmitter and R ece ive r Collar.

The Rem ote Tr ans mit ter does not work .

Check t he ba tte ry st atus of the Remot e Tran smi tter.
If the ba tte ry is l ow, pl ease recharge t he Re mot e Transmitter

My collar-receiver works great for some time, yet it does not work after charging.

Fi rst, chec k if t he r eceiver h as b ee n charg ed c or rectl y. Ch eck the “pr ep are
th e co llar rece iver” par t of t he g ui de for the co rr ect charg in g method.

Check i f the r ece ive r has been powere d on.

I want to t est t he Co lla r Receiver on mys elf , but i t doe s not work.

When te sti ng th e Col lar Receiver wi th yo ur ha nds, please tou ch th e two
elect rod es si mul taneously, as touching o ne el ect rode will not wor k.

Troubleshooting

My dog is n ot re spo ndi ng after succes sfu lly s ett ing up the traini ng sy ste m.

Ch arg e the Rem ote Tran smi tter an d Colla r Recei ver f or 6 hour s, sepa rat ely
be for e first u se.