Bousnic P Collar650A Waterproof Rechargeable Dog Electric User Guide

: June 4, 2024
: Bousnic

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Bousnic P Collar650A Waterproof Rechargeable Dog Electric

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Specifications

DIMENSIONS: 42 x 6.3 x 1.77 inches
WEIGHT: 4 ounces
DOG WEIGHT: 8 – 120 lbs.
SAFE TRAINING MODES: 3
WATERPROOF RATING: IPX7
CHARGING TIME : 2-3 hours
CONNECTIVITY RANGE: 1000 ft.
NECK SIZE: 7-27 inches
BATTERY LIFE: 11-15 days

Introduction

The goal of Bousnic dog training collars is to assist owners in correcting their dogs’ bad conduct and training them with a simple tool that will improve behavior and make owners happier.

The Bousnic dog training collar effectively eliminates undesirable behaviour by teaching your dog the fundamentals of obedience through beep, vibration, and adjustable training levels. Find the optimal mode for your dog’s temperament by starting low.

With the help of the dog training collar with remote, you may enjoy training your dog from a distance of up to 1000 feet. It is simple and adaptable to train your dog in the garden or park while wearing a collar.

The remote is sleek and stylish, simple to handle, and covered in silicone. It also has a bigger LED screen. Any unintentional misuse of the remote is prevented by the security keypad lock. Bid farewell to the unforeseen injury.

The receiver is more lightweight, thinner, and smaller. The nylon collar is suitable for tiny, small, medium-sized, and large dogs and adjusts from 7 to 27 inches (8-120lbs).

What’s in the Box

Bousnic Shock Collar Band x 1
Receiver x 1

How to adjust the collar length

step 1: Slide the buckle To change the collar length, move the buckle on the strap up and down until it is in the correct position.
step 2: Thread the strap To fix the collar length, slide and thread the strap through the buckle’s hole.
step 3: Minimum length The minimum collar length is 6 inches when the buckle is moved to the portion that is closest to the receiver.
step 4: Maximum length The collar can be as long as 27 inches when the buckle is moved to the section that is furthest from the receiver.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it do for keeping your dog with you? Our dog wants to run off from us when not on leash?

The collar should only be used as a last resort and not as the primary training method. Before ever attempting to let your dog off leash, use a training leash that is 25 feet or longer until their recall is perfect. Strong recall is preferable in an emergency as you might not ALWAYS be wearing the collar and carrying the remote.

Can my dog swim with this on?

Yes, your pet can swim with this on as it is waterproof.

Can you turn off the shock and just have the buzz and vibrate on?

I’m sorry to inform you that you cannot simply turn on the shock and vibrate without turning off the shock. However, the shock level can be adjusted from 1 to 16. You can set the shock intensity to 1, in which case you shouldn’t put in the contact locations. In this manner, your dog won’t be harmed by the shock mode. Thank you for your patience.

Will the collar automatically zap the dog when it barks or do you have to?

The dog shock collar made by Bousnic is not an automatic bark collar. Only when you push the mode button on the remote control will your dog be securely shocked, vibrated, or beeped.

Does it come with batteries?

The controller and collar are charged by using the provided USB cord.

Does this collar come with the spring sheet for longer haired dogs or do I have to purchase it separately?

This collar comes with the spring sheet for longer haired dogs.

Can this e collar be used without the contact points installed at all?

The spring sheet and contact points are both employed to increase the shock mode’s potency. You can decide not to install the contact points and merely utilize the vibration and buzzer if you don’t need to use the shock mode. For small or thin-haired dogs, you can only use the contact points when using the shock mode. You can use the spring sheet with the contact points grouped together for dogs with long or thick hair.

What is the maximum shock voltage?

The shock voltage ranges from 0 to 16. At level 1, my 20-pound short-haired dog responded (freaked out)! We therefore rely solely on the vibrating to draw her attention. After using the collar & remote together a few of times, she appears to understand their connection.

How about the waterproof of this Bousnic dog shock collar? Can you use the shock collar when the dog is swimming? Is the remote waterproof, as well?

The receiver for a dog shock collar is completely waterproofs (IPX7). It will still operate normally in water. Therefore, feel free to let your dog swim with you. However, the shock collar remote is not water-resistant. Therefore, please keep the remote out of the water.

Will the collar automatically zap the dog when it barks or is it a manual mode only?

Not an automatic bark collar, this. You must push the mode button in order for it to function. There are three gentle training modes: sound, buzzer, and safe shock. You can utilize any setting based on your individual needs.

Do dog shock collars actually work?

The short answer is yes, shock collars can be a useful tool for reducing a variety of canine difficult behaviors, including excessive barking, unwarranted aggression, pet containment, and overall stubborn behavior.

What are the side effects of using a shock collar on a dog?

Dogs who wear shock collars may experience physical discomfort, harm (including cardiac fibrillation and burns), and psychological stress, including extreme anxiety and misplaced aggression.

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.

How long should a dog wear a shock collar?

Most dogs may wear the collar for 8 to 10 hours each day on average without experiencing skin issues. But to lessen the chance of issues arising, it is always crucial to move the receiver after a few hours of use.