Sureguard 600 User Instructions

User Instructions
Radio Collar Dog Fence
Sureguard
POWER INNOVATIONS - 114 Keen St, Lismore NSW 2480. ABN: 82 337 837 213
Manufacturer of Sureguard Animal Containment Systems.
“Sureguard” is a Registered Trademark
POWER INNOVATIONS -
Manufacturer of Sureguard Animal Containment Systems.
“Sureguard” is a Registered Trademark
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Kit #600 - Contents
Introduction
How to Setup Your Boundary Wire
Example #1 - Full Boundary Example #2 - Single Boundary Example #3 - Customized Boundary Wiring Techniques
Solving Boundary Wire Faults
The Radio Collar Receiver
How to Switch Between Training Mode and Containment Mode:
How to Adjust the Activation Distance:
What is the Alert Indicator?
What is the Escape Indicator?
Battery Installation Collar Size Adjustment Collar Maintenance
Problem Solving Collar Faults
Training Your Dog to the Warning Sound
Training Method: General Training Principles and Procedures:
4 Boundary Wire Transmitter
Boundary Wire Connection:
Power Source:
Control Panel:
Activation Distance - Selection Guidelines: Testing the Selected Activation Distance:
Kit #600 Contains:
Radio Collar (1) Transmitter (1) Mains Adapter (1) Boundary Wire (100m) Training Flags (20) Collar Accessories:
- Battery, Screwdriver, Correction Tester
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Frustrated by your badly behaved dog?
Can't stop your dog climbing or jumping over your fence?
Perhaps your dog is a digger, tunnelling under fencing or charging around your garden beds digging holes where
you don't want them or ripping out your plants?
Maybe your dog simply walks out of your driveway?
The Sureguard Radio Collar Dog Fence is a convenient solution to all these problems. Ideal for acreage properties! So highly effective, you'll wonder why you didn't install it sooner!
Is this like an Electric Fence?
No, it is very different! There is no electrified wire to touch and the system can be made completely invisible.
The system has two parts: a boundary wire connected to a radio
transmitter device, and a radio collar receiver worn by your dog. The transmitter sends a signal to the receiver whenever your dog is near the
boundary. Your dog does not touch the boundary wire; the wire simply defines the location of the boundary using the radio signal. You can place the boundary wire almost anywhere to create a "no-go" area. Locate it, for example, along an existing fence-line at the base of the fence, around garden beds, across lawn areas, across open driveways and gateways. Usually the wire is placed on the ground but may be buried to make the system completely invisible.
How Does it Contain Your Dog?
The Radio Collar is able to give your dog an electrical "correction" on the neck muscles to persuade your dog to remain contained. It is safe and humane because your dog is always in control of the situation. A warning tone gives your dog an opportunity to back-off and stay
contained without receiving a correction. A correction is given only if your
dog ignores the warning, or will activate instantly if your dog tries to cross the wire. The correction your dog feels will automatically vary to suit the situation. If your dog frequently tests the boundary then the radio collar will automatically increase the intensity of correction. After several days of correct behaviour the correction level will return to normal.
How Does Your Dog Know to Back Off?
Some initial training develops a "back-off" response in your dog. This back­off response must be triggered by the warning sound emitted by the radio collar. You will require two consecutive days for training.
Perfect Dog Control!Perfect Dog Control!
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IMPORTANT:
Puppies must already be trained to walk on a leash prior to training.
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