PETHEY F900 Plus Wireless Electronic Fence User Guide

PETHEY F900 Plus Wireless Electronic Fence User Guide

Kind Reminder: Prior to the successful implementation of the F900Plus Wireless Electronic Fence, it is crucial to provide proper training for your pet. We strongly recommend a thorough review of the following training guidelines.
Please be aware that the F900Plus Wireless Electronic Fence is not a physical barrier. A minimum training period of 14 days is recommended. The duration of training may vary depending on the characteristics and learning

Precautions:

1. If your pet exhibits signs of stress, it is advisable to slow down the training schedule, extend the training period, or increase playtime within the safe radius.
2. Common signs of resistance and stress include: ears pressed against the body, tail tucked, low body posture, raised hackles, and physical tension or excessive activity stiffness.
3. Ensure that your pet is completely comfortable near the boundary flags at the end of each training session. Conclude each session positively and maintain enjoyable interaction with your pet throughout the training. The training should be fun, fair, consistent, and
4. Each training session should last 10 to 15 Avoid rushing the process, shorter, more frequent sessions are more effective than longer, infrequent ones.
5. Even if you perceive a positive response from your pet, it is vital to complete the entire training program. Reinforcement is key!
6. Remove the collar after each training
7. During the training period, utilize alternative methods to control your pet, such as an additional collar or a
8. Should you need to take your pet outside the safe radius during training, remove the collar first, then either accompany your pet or place it in a vehicle to leave the safe radius

Operating steps ：

Step 1: Prepare the F900Plus Collar
The F900Plus collar comes with a pair of long and short contact points. Use the short posts for short-haired pets and the long posts for pets with long or dense fur (you may also trim the fur around the shock contact points). Ensure the shock posts are securely attached as per the manual’s instructions.

Step 2: Set the Fence Boundary

1. Power on the device and pair it with the receiver to ensure the receiver can receive commands.Set the transmitter to the “ Fence ” mode.

2. Gently press the switch button, and the screen will display the distance from the transmitter’s central point to the fence boundary. Then, adjust the boundary distance by lightly pressing the “+” and “-” buttons. The boundary distance should be modified according to the size of your training area, ranging from a minimum of 10 feet to a maximum of 120
   

3. Position the transmitter:
   ① Place the transmitter in the center of the pet’s activity area or in a tested suitable location.
   ② Ensure the location is free from obstructions, dry, well-ventilated, and rainproof.
   ③ Do not cover the transmitter with any other objects.
   

Step 3: Place Boundary Flags

1. Boundary flags serve as visual indicators of the fence
2. Place a boundary flag every 10 feet along the ground at the set boundary

Begin training ：

Stage One:

(Days 1-3) Train your pet’s boundary awareness. Conduct three training

sessions per day, each lasting 10-15 minutes, over a period of three days. Objective: To familiarize your pet with the collar’s boundary markers and audio alerts, establishing a new safe activity zone for your pet.

Setup: Set the F900Plus collar to vibration mode (A1).

Place a separate collar around your pet’s neck and attacha leash. (A2) (Note: Ensure that the leash does not intersect with the F900Plus collar to avoid external pressure on the collar.) Prepare your pet’s favorite treats (like jerky, hot dogs, etc.) as rewards.

Steps:

1. Lead your pet within the boundary area using the leash, engaging in conversation and praising its
2. Fully control your pet with the leash and approach the boundary flags(A3). When your pet reaches or crosses the boundary, a Level 1 audio warning is activated. If they remain beyond the boundary, a Level 2 warning (sound + vibration) is triggered. This warning will cease once they return to the safe area. After the warning is triggered, please bring your pet back to the safe zone. (Praise your pet immediately upon its return to the safe )
3. Repeat this process at the same boundary marker until your pet voluntarily avoids stepping out of the safe
4. Continue the training near 3 to 4 boundary flags, making the process enjoyable! Praise and reward with treats if your pet retreats quickly or refuses to enter the boundary

Stage Two:

Days 4 to 6, continue training your pet’s boundary awareness.

Conduct three training sessions per day, each lasting 10-15 minutes, over three days.

Objective: Train your pet to stay within the safe radius and respect

boundaries.
Setup: Set the F900Plus collar to static mode(B1).

Place a separate collar around your pet’s neck and attach a leash. (B2) (Note: Ensure that the leash does not intersect with the F900Plus collar to avoid external pressure on the collar.) Prepare your pet’s favorite treats (like jerky, hot dogs, etc.) as rewards.

Steps:

1. Repeat steps 1-4 from Stage
2. Pay attention to your pet’s subtle reactions, such as lifting its ears, turning its head, or looking at the ground(B3).
3. Continue training at the same flag until your pet refuses to enter the boundary area(B4).

Stage Three:

Days 7 to 9 – Distraction Phase.

Conduct three training sessions per day, each lasting 10-15 minutes, over three days.

Objective: Train your pet to stay within the safe radius even in the

presence of external distractions.

Setup: Based on the pet’s response from days 4 to 6, continue using the static/vibration mode. Appropriately adjust the duration your pet stays in the boundary area as needed (warning intensity increases with the duration of stay)(C3).
Place a separate collar around your pet’s neck and attach a leash. (Note: Ensure that the leash does not intersect with the F900Plus collar to avoid external pressure on the collar.) Prepare your pet’s favorite treats (like jerky, hot dogs, etc.) as rewards(C4).

Create distractions to entice your pet into the boundary area. For

example:

① Have a family member walk from inside to outside the pet area. (D1)
② Throw a ball or toy outside the safe radius. (D2)
③ Have a neighbor walk their pet outside the safe radius. (D3)* Gradually increase the level of distraction.

Steps:

1. Fully control your pet with the leash to distract
2. If your pet is not distracted, praise and reward
3. If your pet reacts to the distraction, guide it towards the boundary
4. If your pet does not turn back within 3 seconds, assist it back into the safe area.
5. Always treat and praise your pet whenever it returns to the safe area, whether on its own or with your
6. Repeat this process without other distractions, involving other family members in the process.
7. If your pet does not respond to the static, check if the static posts are correctly installed and perform a static test as per the manual to ensure
8. If the shock is functional but your pet does not respond, allow your pet to stay longer in the boundary area, waiting for a level 5 or 6 11

Stage Four:

Days 10 to 14 – Supervision and Verification Phase. Increase training

sessions from 10-15 minutes to over 1 hour, for four days. Train your pet to distinctly avoid the entire boundary area, regardless of any distractions or temptations. This step requires supervision.

Objective: To enable your pet to move freely, play, and run within the safe radius, free from restraints.

Setup: Adjust the F900 Plus collar to suit your pet based on the training from the previous nine days (if your pet no longer escapes the boundary area, you may opt for the vibration mode).

Steps:

1. Have your pet wear the F900 Plus collar and enter the safe (No additional collar or leash needed.)
2. Walk and play with your pet in the yard, staying within the safe radius.
3. Watch your pet in the yard while doing other tasks, checking on it periodically to prevent

If your pet escapes multiple times, consider increasing the intensity of the training.

Congratulations! You have successfully completed the training program ！

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