Hawx Pro DG - Dog Training Intensity and Range

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Find the Best Intensity Level for your Dog
All dogs respond dierently to dierent levels of stimulation. Also consider that a dog will get used to a level
and may require you to increase it over time. The most important thing is to start at a very low level. Twitch-
ing ears can be a great indication that the dog is reacting to the level. The Master Transmitter should be set
to this level for some time, so you can monitor behaviour change.
Timing of stimulation is the most important thing. Dogs are place-oriented animals, and the faster you can
reinforce or correct, the better chance the dog has to link the stimulation to its behaviour. We are talking
about one-quarter of a second or less. Be prepared.
I am sure you have heard: if you can’t reinforce or correct at the instant of the desired behavioural change,
don’t bother trying.
For most eld users, it is best to use a momentary stimulation. It provides a short, repeatable stimulation
regardless of the user’s experience.
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