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PRODUCT SAFETY AND
HEALTH STATEMENTS
Proper e-collar use
Dogtra e-collars are intended for the
sole purpose of behavior modification of
dogs. They are NOT intended for human
use or use on other animals. Dogtra-
Europe does not assume any liability for
the improper use of an Dogtra e-collar.
Aggressive dogs
Dogtra highly recommends consulting
a dog training professional when using
an e-collar to correct dogs that are
aggressive towards other dogs or people.
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Interference with other electronic
devices
Dogtra's industry-leading technology
filtering system ensures minimal
interference with other electronic devices
(garage door openers, mobile phones,
etc.). Our digital microprocessor offers
thousands of unique codes to eliminate
frequency match-up with other Dogtra
e-collars. Dogtra recommends consulting
your physician if you are going to use the
e-collar and you have any type of medical
devices.
Inadvertent activation
If the constant button is held down
for 12 seconds or more, the unit will
automatically shut down. It reactivates
when the button is released and
depressed again.
Proper fit
A loose fit can allow the receiver/collar
to move around on the dog's neck. When
this happens, the contact points may rub
the skin and cause irritation. If the unit
is too loose, the contact points will not
make proper contact and your dog will
not receive consistent stimulation.
Duration your dog can wear the unit
Leaving the receiver/collar in the same
location on the dog's neck for an
extended period of time can cause skin
irritation. If the dog is to wear the e-collar
for long periods, occasionally reposition
the receiver/collar so that the contact
points are moved to a different location
on the dog's neck. Make sure you check
for skin irritation each time you use the
unit. If your dog exhibits signs of skin
irritation, consult with a veterinarian.
Reaction to the stimulation
Every dog has a different tolerance and
reaction to the stimulation. Please look at
your dog's reaction to find just the right
level of stimulation. The stimulation level
may vary depending on the situation
and distractions. Normally a distracted
dog (chasing another dog, squirrel, etc.)
will require a higher level of stimulation
compared to when there is no distraction.
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