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Some dogs cannot feel the lowest level at all, but you
should start with it just to be sure.
Work your way up through the different levels from
lowest to highest (brown, red, orange, yellow, green),
until you find the level that makes your dog react
as described. If your dog overreacts (vocalizes) when
you press the button, you have selected a level that’s
too high.
NOTE: Even the brown (#1) contact point may be too
high a level for some extremely sensitive dogs. An
optional blue (#1/2) contact point is available. Also,
be sure you have “timed out” new collar batteries a
few times, as described in the Note on page 5. This
procedure “takes the edge off” of new lithium batteries.
The variable intensity contact point you select using
this method will be the right level for basic training
and most problem solving.
You may wish to increase the intensity of stimulation
during training if (1) the dog is not responding to the
corrections, particularly when he is distracted or excited,
(2) you are using the Sportsman to stop the dog when
he is chasing something, or (3) you use momentary
stimulation for most of your corrections.
You may wish to decrease the intensity of stimulation
during training if (1) the dog appears increasingly
concerned or anxious when corrected, (2) you are
correcting the dog when he is not very far away from
you, especially when he is not distracted or excited,
or (3) the dog frequently overreacts (vocalizes) when
he is corrected.
Training. There are two ways to use your Sportsman
in dog training. You can use it to reinforce commands,
like “Here” or “Sit,” and you can use it to stop
misbehaviors, like chasing, digging, and jumping up.
If you are unfamiliar with training with Remote
Trainers, our Customer Service Department will be
happy to direct you to some resources. We have several
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