immediately applying painful stimulus. At each step, your dog gets to choose whether it's
worth the increasing pain to bark again. We ha e found this technique of progressi ely
increasing sound and shock is not only more humane, it is more EFFECTIVE in breaking
the barking habit than con entional shocking bark control collars.
K9K-914 bark collar can be adjusted to control the sensiti ity of the oice, according to
the size of dogs barking.
Caution Notes:
1. Do not allow your dog to chew this collar. You should also attempt to minimize
scratching or clawing at the casing.
2. This de ice is made up of plastic and electronic components that are not
digestible. Consult your local et if your dog swallows any part of this product.
3. The collar is not intended for use as a restraining collar. If you are using a leash,
use it with a separate restraining type of collar.
4. Although the Anti-bark Collar's microprocessor is designed to differentiate your
dog's indi idual bark from stray en ironmental noises, the unit may occasionally
be acti ated by other ibrations or sounds.
5. This dog collar is not waterproof!
If the unit is falsely triggered by excessi e scratching, shaking of the head or rolling on
the ground, we suggest adjusting the collar tighter and try using the different size prongs.
The collar is triggered by a small hole on the back of the collar and sometimes the collar
is too loose and can be triggered randomly.
FAQ
•What is a shock collar?
◦The premise of an electronic collar is that the stimulation ser es as a distraction that your
dog will find undesirable. By obeying your obedience command or by stopping the
undesired beha ior, your dog quickly learns to a oid and/or stop the unpleasant stimulus.
•How do shock collars work?
◦The collar recei er deli ers the appropriate stimulation to your dog ia a set of two
stainless steel collar probes. The probes are positioned on your dog's neck and are held
securely in place by a snug-fitting collar strap. The probes must ha e direct contact with
your dog's skin in order to function properly.
•Will the sti ulation fro the shock collar hurt y dog?
◦Electrical stimulation from the collar is intended to distract your dog by deli ering an
unpleasant but harmless electrical sensation. Some people describe this sensation as
feeling like the static shock you recei e when walking across a carpeted room in your
stocking feet and touching a metal cabinet. Is it unpleasant? Yes. Does it cause you harm?
No.
◦Training collars pro ide you with multiple stimulation le els. As a rule, most handlers find
they can achie e their desired results using an extremely low le el of stimulation, barely
e en perceptible to humans. Additionally, some remote training systems allow you to
condition your dog to associate a ibration or audible tone with the correction, thus
eliminating the need for electrical stimulation altogether.
•How do I know which sti ulation level is correct?
◦Always start with the lowest intensity le el and work your way up as needed. You will know
when you ha e found the proper stimulation le el when your dog responds to the
stimulation with only a mild twitch of the neck, shoulder, head, or perk of the ears. If he
yelps upon recei ing the stimulation, the intensity le el is too high.
•What kind of safety features do these collars have?
◦To protect the dog, if the continuous stimulus reaches the 7 le els, then the collar will stop
working for 1 minute and the red LED light will begin to flash.
•What age should y dogs be before I can begin using a shock collar on
