D.T. Systems Micro-iDT PLUS with SmartLED - Manual (Page 15)

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NOTE: Proper collar tightness and
position are very important to insure
safe and consistent collar use.
All electronic collars need to be
very snug around the dog’s neck
to work properly. They must be
just tight enough to allow the
“contacts” or electrodes to make
good contact on your dog’s skin.
If the collar is too loose, the
stimulation may not work properly
because good/consistent skin contact is not being
achieved. This can directly affect the performance of
the collar unit and whether or not the dog will receive
the stimulation. Always check for good contact to the
skin if it appears that your dog is not responding to the
stimulation. A loose collar can also result in skin
irritations from moving or rubbing too much against
your dog’s neck while they are running or training. A
proper fit will help prevent this from occurring.
•
Place the collar unit high and tight on your dog’s
neck with the collar receiver box centered below the
neck. Placing it at the wider base of the neck can
let it travel up to the narrower part of the neck while
your dog is moving, loosening as it goes.
•
It should be tight enough to fit two fingers between
the collar belt and your dog’s neck, but not tight
enough to restrict your dog’s breathing.
PROPERLY FITTING THE COLLAR