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this is somewhat breed dependent, but most breeds should be 16-20 weeks of age. during training an owner observes their dog sitting in the correction zone. the owner has touched the probes and has determined the collar is working. the owner can see the dog''s skin flinch, so he is sure the dog is receiving the correction. what should the owner do to prevent this from happening retrain the dog by putting it on a long leash. as soon as the dog is observed entering the corrective zone it should be pulled out and redirected to the "sit" and "stay" command. once a dog is trained to the system what is the best way to take the dog out of the boundary? create what is called an "invisible gate" and take the dog out only through this gate. once a dog is trained to the system how does the owner create the "invisible gate" concept? place a long leash on the dog. turn the system off. remove the dog''s collar. put the dog on the "sit" and "stay" command near the area that will become the "gate". owner walks out of yard and asks dog to "come".

this is somewhat breed dependent, but most breeds should be 16-20 weeks of age. during training an owner observes their dog sitting in the correction zone. the owner has touched the probes and has determined the collar is working. the owner can see the dog''s skin flinch, so he is sure the dog is receiving the correction. what should the owner do to prevent this from happening retrain the dog by putting it on a long leash. as soon as the dog is observed entering the corrective zone it should be pulled out and redirected to the "sit" and "stay" command. once a dog is trained to the system what is the best way to take the dog out of the boundary? create what is called an "invisible gate" and take the dog out only through this gate. once a dog is trained to the system how does the owner create the "invisible gate" concept? place a long leash on the dog. turn the system off. remove the dog''s collar. put the dog on the "sit" and "stay" command near the area that will become the "gate". owner walks out of yard and asks dog to "come".

how do i prevent one dog from chewing on the collar of another dog? if you see one dog chewing on the other dog''s collar - pull him off and redirect him to "sit" and "stay". also, a daily spraying of lysol on the dog''s collar will help repel the other dog. technical questions asked by our customers how many feet of wire can the deluxe system handle? the deluxe system can handle up to 4600 feet of wire. how do i keep the signal out of the back yard? on your layout of the wire you will need to do a double loop in the front yard, this is where you run a wire twice collar in the front yard, this way there is no wire in the back. how do i twist one wire together to cancel the signal in order to cancel the signal you must close your continuous loop, then twist the two ends of the wire together. it must be twisted 8 to 10 twists per foot. this is best achieved by using a drill or cordless screwdriver. can i use a different size other than the dog 18-gauge wire for the boundary? yes, as long as bark and collar you use a solid or stranded wire that is an 18, 16, or 14 gauge.

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