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Notes on our E-Collar | Off Leash K9 Training, Atlanta

Byoffleashgeorgia

I believe the hardest thing for my new clients to remember after the first lesson in Smyrna or Peachtree City is all the functions on the remote. While I would rather you remember as much as you can about the actual dog training instead of the minor details such as how to turn the remote on, they are still important.

So I put together a quick reference about what button does what, how to turn off and on, and a few more little things.

Please note we typically use either a 400 series or a 1200 series (posted separately below), the one you have is noted on the back of the remote to the right of the plug as pictured here:

 

As I will note in the video, please “only” use as directed by your “trainer”, every dog is different!

400 Series Youtube:

1200 Series Youtube:

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