Bousnic Dog Shock Collar Operational Manual

: June 4, 2024
: Bousnic

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Bousnic Dog Shock Collar

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Specifications

DIMENSIONS: 87 x 6.61 x 1.81 inches
WEIGHT: 63 ounces
BATTERIES: 3 Lithium ion batteries
PET WEIGHT: 10-120 lbs.
NECK SIZE: 7-27 inches

Introduction

Since approximately ten years ago, Bousnic has built a solid reputation in the dog accessory industry. We’ve always made an effort to get better. The latest compassionate, efficient, and risk-free dog training collar with remote was finally released by Bousnic USA R&D after weighing the benefits and drawbacks of earlier dog training collars. The e collar suits dogs weighing 10-120 lbs. with a neck size of 7-27 inches perfectly.

Radiant Illuminating and Solid Ultimate Gray, the newest Pantone colors for 2021, have been included into the design of the dog shock collar. They have a chic, modern appearance.

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There are three safe, efficient, and compassionate modes on the Bousnic dog training collar with remote (Beep/vibration/shock modes).

The Bousnic e collar is more compact, thinner, and light-weight. When you go on a walk, your dog won’t be bothered by it.

Electric collars from Bousnic have an IPX7 waterproof rating. For all winds and weathers, it is perfect. An attractive security lock shields your dog from unwarranted correction and prevents unintentional mis-operation. The remote is made to fit comfortably in your hand.

What’s in the box

1 x Remote
2 x Receivers
1 x Charging Cable
1 x Test Lamp
1 x User Manual
4 x Rubber Caps

How to Adjust the Collar Length

Step 1: Slide the Tri-glide Slide To change the collar length, position the tri-glide slide on the strap.
Step 2: Slide and Thread the Strap To fix the collar length, put the strap into the tri-glide slide’s hole and thread it through.
Step 3: Get the Minimum Collar Length The minimum collar length is 6 inches when the tri-glide slide is moved to the portion that is closest to the receiver.
Step 4: Get the Maximum Collar Length The longest collar length is 27 inches when the tri-glide slide is moved to the section that is furthest from the receiver.

SAFETY

Before utilizing the training collar, your dog should be at least 6 months old. Never leave the dog’s collar on for longer than 12 hours each day. And every one to two hours, kindly adjust the collar.
Daily inspect the contact area. Use should be stopped until the skin has completely healed if redness or lesions are discovered.
The shock need to be the very last thing you utilize. When using shock mode, always begin at the lowest intensity and work your way up. When employing shock mode, conductive silicone caps should be placed on contact points without hesitation because they are electrically conductive.
There is no adapter included in the package to ensure that users from all around the world may easily charge the product using the global voltage. However, it is very convenient that the device may be simply charged using a phone adapter, the USB port of a power bank, computer, or car.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the neck size of the collar?

The neck size of the collar is 7-27 inches adjustable

Will the remote work through walls and windows?

It might work, depending on how tall the dog is. Windows is unquestionably a yes. Walls… It didn’t work for me the majority of the time.

Will the collar beep/vibrate/shock automatically if the dog barks without manual remote?

No, the collar will not beep/vibrate/shock automatically.

Can you send the signal to each dog individually?

Yes. On the side of the remote, there is an A/B slider switch that you can use to signal the dog to pay attention.

Can the collars be operated separately or together?

The remote has a switch that allows you to choose which collar is signaled. Only one at a time is possible, but switching between the two is simple.

How long can the battery get fully charged? Once fully charged, can it last for 1 week?

The lithium battery technology used in the Bousnic electrical collar provides long-lasting battery life. It takes two hours to fully charge. The receiver will typically last for 11 to 15 days while the remote battery will last for more than a month.

Can this collar be used on 11+ lb. cats?

Yes, it can, and this is a fantastic item. The vibration setting is all we need to utilize to train our dogs and their puppies; simply start with a low setting, preferably a number three, and you’ll do fantastic.

Is the remote waterproof too?

Although the remote is not waterproof, the receiver is completely waterproof. Therefore, kindly keep it away from water.

Is there an automatic setting? Or is remote a must?

You need the remote. One remote will work with both collars, but it is required. A dog trainer collar works by using vibration, sound, or, if required, shock to deter your dog from performing an undesirable behavior. To train your dog, you must use a remote to beep. A robotic response wouldn’t be effective.

What is the farthest distance of this remote E collar?

The Bousnic dog trainer collars have a 1000-foot range. Stronger and more consistent signals provide you total control so you can train your dog anywhere (backyard, park, beach) without losing it.

Can this be used while dog is on a leash?

Yes, this can be used while the dog is on a leash.

Why is my dog’s shock collar not working?

Ensure that the transmitter and collar batteries are both charged. A low battery charge may result in inconsistent operation. Ensure that the transmitter and collar are both turned on, and that the equipment is properly synced so that the collar is getting a signal.

What do vets think about shock collars?

The experts suggest staying away from shock collars. The negative effects of punishment-based training on animals have long been acknowledged by veterinary associations and humane organizations.

Can a shock collar make my dog pee?

Some dogs may develop a phobia of people, things, or circumstances as a result of shock training. One of the pet owners we know installed a wireless fence, but after training with it, their dog wouldn’t go outside. Even worse, their dog started urinating inside the house.