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General| Brand | PetSafe |
|---|---|
| Collar Material | Nylon |
| Type | Bark Collar |
| Correction Type | Static |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Adjustable Levels | Yes |
| Waterproof | Varies by model (water-resistant to waterproof) |
| Battery Type | Varies by model (usually PetSafe RFA-67 battery) |
Explains the safety alert symbol and defines WARNING and CAUTION terms.
Details hazards associated with battery handling and disposal, including short-circuiting and fire.
Advises against using the collar on aggressive dogs due to potential for severe injury.
Warns about potential skin irritation from improper fit and outlines preventative measures.
Lists and illustrates the physical parts included with the Bark Control Collar and its battery.
Highlights features like 6 static correction levels, automatic adjustment, and low battery indicator.
States that the Bark Control Collar is waterproof.
Explains how dog bark vibrations trigger the sensor probe, leading to static correction.
Defines Contact Points for correction and the Sensor Probe for vibration detection.
Describes how the indicator light flashes to signal a low battery.
Outlines the first steps for fitting the collar, including checking battery installation and dog's stance.
Details how to position the collar on the dog's neck and check for snugness.
Provides instructions on trimming excess collar length and re-threading the slide buckle.
Explains the function of the slide buckle and the importance of ridge placement for secure fit.
Guides users on the correct procedure for battery installation and removal using a coin.
Informs about the average battery lifespan of 3 to 6 months and factors affecting it.
Explains how the indicator light flashing signals that the battery needs to be changed.
Describes how dogs might react to initial corrections and the learning process.
Explains that dogs may test the collar and the importance of consistency during training.
Details weekly checks for contact point tightness, cleaning, and dog's neck for irritation.
Provides steps to test if the collar is functioning correctly by checking for a beep.
Addresses questions about the collar's ability to stop barking completely and its usage periods.
Clarifies that the collar is not set off by other dogs' barking.
Discusses the collar's effectiveness for all breeds and sizes, noting potential issues for small dogs.
Offers solutions for when the collar fails to beep, including testing and battery checks.
Provides steps for improving contact and replacing the battery if the dog doesn't respond.
Explains that a flashing indicator light means the battery needs to be replaced.
Instructions on how to safely discharge any residual energy from the collar after battery removal.
Outlines the conditions for using the product and limitations of liability.
Specifies that the product is for pets only and not intended for harm or provocation.
States the company reserves the right to change terms, conditions, and notices.
Details limitations on the company's liability for damages arising from product use or misuse.
Provides contact telephone numbers and operating hours for international customer support.
Advises on separate collection for spent batteries and proper disposal of the unit.
Notes that perchlorate material may require special handling.
Details compliance with FCC and Industry Canada regulations for radio frequency devices.
Explains the one-year non-transferable limited manufacturer's warranty terms.
Details warranty coverage under Australian Consumer Law for Australia and New Zealand.
Explains consumer rights for product failures under Australian law, including replacement or refund.
Outlines the process for submitting a warranty claim, including required documentation.
Details the steps for returning a faulty product for repair or replacement under warranty.
