MDXSB DT4200 Training with Remote – Waterproof Instruction Guide
- June 4, 2024
- MDXSB
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MDXSB DT4200 Training with Remote – Waterproof
Specifications
- DIMENSIONS: 9 x 7.32 x 2.05 inches
- WEIGHT: 17 Pounds
- MODEL: DT4200
- MODE : Static/Buzz/Tone
- DOG SIZE: 10 lbs. – 120 lbs.
- WATERPROOF RATING: IP67
- CONTROL RANGE: 2187 yard
Introduction
As long as your dog is within 2187 yards (2 km) of you, they can obey your instruction. MDXSB Trainer Collars are designed for long distance obedience training in a variety of situations such the house, yard, or park, on foot, and larger distances are designed for a variety of professional training.
Dog training that is secure and compassionate can improve performance and lessen dog stress. To improve behavior and lessen canine stress, educator training collars can be set to the amount of stimulation that is optimal for each dog. The highest quality requirements are followed in the production of our dog training collar. After extensive testing and professional inspection. Definitely secure for dogs. It comes with a number of attractive features. It has a test light which is used when testing the static levels. The red light means that the collar is working in normal condition. The set includes wrenches and prongs of various lengths, allowing you to select the ones that are best for your dog. Longer prongs are required for dogs with thicker hair. Using a rotating dial and a screen to illustrate the precise training level adjustment is more practical. Because the collar and remote control are waterproof, they can both be worn while swimming, taking a bath, etc. You shouldn’t be concerned about the collar getting wet.
What’s in the Package
- Remote Transmitter x 1
- Shock Collar (2.7″ long x 1.7″ wide x 1.2″ high, 4 oz.) x 1
- 3/4″ TPU Strap x 1
- 2 in 1 Charging Cable and Adaptor
- Car Charge x 1
- Contact Points x 3 Sets
- Lanyard x 1
- Spanner x 1
- Test Light x 1
- Operating Guide x 1
How to use the Dog Training Collar
- How to switch between 2 channels? By touching a button, you can quickly switch between two channels. The current channel and training level are clearly displayed on LCD liquid crystal displays. More precise debugging to the dog training level that is best. Effectively deal with a dog’s bad conduct.
- How to change the training mode? Multiple training options to improve training quality. You can select various kinds of memory formation for certain behaviors or training objectives.
- How to pair a receiver? Press and hold the two buttons at the same time until screen displays “P”.
- How to unpair a receiver? Press and hold the two buttons at the same time until the screen displays “U”.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the bottom of the outside of the case velvet too?
Yes, the case from the top to the bottom on the outside is made of soft velvet.
Are e collars good for training puppies?
If your puppy is acting out, you might be tempted to use an e-collar right away. However, as we have mentioned, it’s best to wait to use a shock collar until your dog has mastered at least some fundamental obedience commands.
Are service dogs trained with e collars?
Unlike many traditional trainers, we use the e-collar to communicate understood commands rather than using it for training. The e-collar is not being used to discipline a dog. We employ it as part of a methodical training procedure to interact with the dog in a calm manner.
Why are e collars controversial?
Shock collars are neither safe nor compassionate for your dog, despite what some trainers or pet store staff members may claim. While fear- or pain-based training techniques may produce some immediate benefits, they can also cause additional behavioral issues in your dog, including as aggression, phobias, and high levels of stress.
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.
When should I start e-collar training?
Some puppies are prepared to travel at 14 or 15 weeks, while others should wait until they are around the usually recommended starting age of 6 months.
Is there a difference between an e-collar and a shock collar?
The phrases “E-Collar” and “shock collar” are frequently used interchangeably by individuals who support or oppose the use of these collars because there is little any distinction between them.
How long should a dog wear a shock collar?
The dog shouldn’t wear the e-collar continuously for more than 4 hours every day as a general guideline.
Do vibration collars hurt dogs?
Nope! Your dog’s neck will only receive a buzz from a vibration collar. They won’t frighten Fido or hurt him.
Do dog training collars really work?
Humane training is just as effective as shock collars. Although instruments that use punishment, like as shock collars, might alter your dog’s behavior, studies have shown that positive, reward-based training is equally successful.
Is it better to train a dog with a collar or harness?
The fact that harnesses fasten more firmly around your dog’s body makes them generally better at preventing accidents.
Can I put a collar on my 8 week old puppy?
It is recommended to wait until the puppy is about 10 weeks old.
Should I take my dog’s collar off at night?
It is universally acknowledged among veterinarians and dog trainers that collars are not intended to be worn constantly. The risk of discomfort or infection from continuous wear is another strong reason to take it off at night. If the collar is frequently wet or is a little too tight, the risk increases.
Does my dog need a collar if he has a harness?
Yes, that is the response. We are aware that more and more dog owners favor using a harness. Your dog’s neck may not be bruised as much by a harness.