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Do you have a dog that is hard to train or control? Surf on over to our site and learn about our selection of electronic shock collars that can help you train your k9 to be the perfect pet. Find prices and details on our site. - Check here
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 Which System k9s barking shock collar should you get? we recommend the deluxe system with deluxe ultralight barking receiver (rf-3006v) for any dog or cat that is 8 pounds or over. with shock five levels of programmable correction, this is our most versatile and advanced collar receiver. you can increase or decrease the correction to meet your pet''s training needs. at level five, k9s the deluxe ultralight receiver is strong enough for the most stubborn dog. the deluxe ultralight receiver also has barking a low battery shock indicator light to let you know when to replace the collar battery. if your dog is 8 pounds or over and trains k9s easily, you may want the deluxe system with ultralight receiver (rf-3004v). the ultralight has only one level of correction and does not have the low battery indicator light. less than 1% of dogs need the stubborn dog receiver. barking if shock your dog is over 30 pounds and is extremely stubborn or hard to train collar you may need k9s the deluxe system with stubborn dog receiver (rf-3005v). the stubborn barking dog receiver has only one level of correction that is approximately three times stronger than the ultralight receiver. how do i prevent one dog from chewing shock and collar on the collar of another dog? if k9s you see one dog chewing on the other dog''s collar - pull him off and redirect him to "sit" and "stay". also, a daily spraying of lysol on the dog''s collar will barking help repel the other dog. shock technical questions asked collar by our customers k9s how many feet barking of wire can the deluxe system handle? the deluxe system can handle up to 4600 feet of wire. how do i keep the signal out of the back yard? on your layout of the wire you will need to do a double loop in the front yard, this is where you shock run a wire twice in the front yard, this way collar and k9s there is no wire in the back. how do i twist one wire together barking to cancel the signal in order to shock cancel the signal you must close your continuous loop, then twist the two ends of the wire together. it must be twisted collar 8 to 10 twists per foot. this is best achieved by using a drill k9s or cordless screwdriver. can i use a different size other than the 18-gauge wire for the boundary? yes, as long as you use a solid or stranded barking wire that is an 18, shock 16, or 14 collar gauge. Do you have a dog that is hard to train or control? Surf on over to our site and learn about our selection of electronic shock collars that can help you train your k9 to be the perfect pet. Find prices and details on our site.
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