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General| Brand | Petainer |
|---|---|
| Model | IS-PET998DRU-1 |
| Category | Pet Care Product |
| Language | English |
Crucial warnings for aggressive dogs, consult vet/trainer if unsure.
Proper collar fit and monitoring are vital to prevent skin damage and pressure ulcers.
Details the components included in the 1-dog training system package.
Details the components included in the 2-dog training system package.
Highlights the transmitter's user-friendly and ergonomic design for comfortable handling.
Notes the receiver's waterproof capability when the charging jack cover is secured.
Mentions that both the collar and transmitter can be recharged simultaneously for convenience.
Explains the rheostat dial for precise adjustment of stimulation intensity from 0-100 levels.
Lists the four available training modes: static shock, vibration, beep, and light.
States the product's effective remote training range of 300 meters.
Describes the capability of the two-dog model to control two receivers from a single transmitter.
Highlights the automatic standby and memory functions for power efficiency.
Mentions the absence of an external antenna on the collar receiver for a sleeker design.
States the receiver/collar is designed to be ideal for small and medium-sized dogs.
Transmits the signal from the Transmitter to the Receiver Collar.
Flashes when "Y" button is pressed and also when charging.
Displays mode, level, and battery status.
Pressing "Y" button causes receiver to emit shock when this mode is selected.
Pressing "Y" button causes receiver to vibrate when this mode is selected.
Pressing "Y" button causes receiver to emit a beep sound when this mode is selected.
LED on receiver flashes red every second; used to locate the pet.
Allows switching between the first and second collar receivers.
Used to select intensity level for Vibration and Static Shock.
Sends the signal from transmitter to receiver for stimulation, beep, or light.
Used to switch between the four available training modes.
Ports for connecting the charger to the transmitter and receiver collar.
Deliver static correction and protect the dog's skin from irritation.
Turns the receiver collar ON/OFF and pairs transmitter/receiver.
Seals the charging jack to maintain waterproofing.
Instructions for charging the remote transmitter, including duration and indicator light.
Instructions for charging the collar receiver, including duration and indicator light.
Detailed steps to pair the transmitter and receiver collar, including timing and indicators.
Guide on using the static shock tester to verify the static shock mode.
How to test the vibration mode by pressing the 'Y' button after selecting Vibrate mode.
Instructions on attaching and fitting the contact points to the collar for proper contact.
Weekly check of contact points to ensure they are securely fastened.
Weekly cleaning of contact points using alcohol for optimal performance.
Weekly inspection of the dog's neck for irritation and cleaning.
Outlines the age and obedience requirements for using the training system.
Addresses whether the collar is needed continuously after training is complete.
Clarifies the availability of 1-to-1 and 1-to-2 system configurations.
Explains factors affecting the actual effective range of the remote trainer.
Specifies the maximum continuous duration for vibration or static shock delivery.
Confirms the receiver collar is waterproof and suitable for swimming.
Advises on discontinuing use and consulting a vet for skin irritation.
States that a leash should not be attached to the receiver collar.
Explains how to recognize low battery status for both transmitter and receiver.
Informs about the rechargeable battery's lifespan in terms of charge cycles.
Recommends a maximum wearing time of 12 hours per day.
Suggests keeping training sessions short and positive, around 10-15 minutes.
Details collar adjustability and suitability based on dog size and weight.
Addresses issues where the pet doesn't respond to the collar, suggesting checks for power, pairing, and fit.
Guides on resolving issues with the remote transmitter not functioning, checking charge and power.
Helps diagnose problems with the receiver collar after charging, like ensuring it's powered on.
Explains the 20-second beep indicates low battery and the need for charging.
Provides a tip for testing the collar on oneself by touching both electrodes simultaneously.
Recommends short, positive training sessions (10-15 min) to maintain dog's focus.
Advises training only one dog at a time for better focus and effectiveness.
Suggests starting training in a familiar, enclosed environment to minimize distractions.
Recommends using a long leash with a separate collar for initial training and safety.
Initial step for digging training: place collar, wait 10 mins, ensure no distractions.
Train by observing the dog from a distance and intervening when digging starts.
Apply stimulation when digging begins and release when the dog stops.
Adjust intensity level if the dog does not respond to the initial stimulation.
Monitor the dog as it might shift its digging location, requiring continued correction.
Keep the dog supervised until it consistently refrains from digging.
Ensure the dog knows "Come" and use a leash for initial chasing training.
Create controlled scenarios by using objects to entice chasing behavior.
Apply stimulation when the dog starts chasing and release when it stops.
Reward the dog with praise and the "Come" command after it stops chasing.
Consistency is key; repeat the training process until the behavior is corrected.
Set up a tempting item and observe the dog's behavior from a hidden position.
Apply stimulation when the dog interacts with the tempting item and release when it stops.
Avoid vocalizing to ensure the dog associates correction solely with the behavior.
Increase the intensity level if the dog does not respond to the initial stimulation.
Practice the training in various locations and with different tempting items.
Step-by-step guide for teaching the "Sit" command using the remote collar.
Step-by-step guide for teaching the "Come" command using the remote collar.
Step-by-step guide for teaching the "Stay" command using the remote collar.
Method to correct dogs that jump up, focusing on redirection and reprimand.
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