GROOVYPETS GPT720

GROOVYPETS 1100 YD Remote Dog Training Shock Collar User Manual

Model: GPT720

Introduction

This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the GROOVYPETS 1100 YD Remote Dog Training Shock Collar. This system is designed to assist in training dogs of various sizes (small, medium, large) by offering tone, vibration, and static stimulation. It also features an automatic anti-bark mode for effective bark control. The remote control allows for individual training of up to three dogs from a distance of 1100 yards.

Woman petting a golden retriever wearing the GROOVYPETS training collar, with the remote control visible.

Image: GROOVYPETS 1100 YD Remote Dog Training Shock Collar with Auto Anti Bark.

Package Contents

The GROOVYPETS remote control and two receiver collars.

Image: Components of the GROOVYPETS 2-Dog Set.

Setup and Preparation

1. Charging the Devices

Before first use, fully charge both the remote transmitter and the receiver collar(s). The devices use Lithium Ion batteries. Connect the charging cable to the charging ports on both the remote and receiver, then plug into a suitable USB power source. An indicator light will show charging status and turn solid when fully charged.

2. Attaching Contact Points

Select the appropriate length of metal prongs based on your dog's coat thickness. For dogs with shorter coats, use the shorter prongs. For dogs with thicker coats, use the longer prongs to ensure proper contact with the skin. Optionally, attach the silicon rubber caps over the metal prongs to dampen static stimulation or for more gentle contact, especially during initial training or for sensitive dogs.

3. Fitting the Collar

Proper fit of the receiver collar is crucial for effective and humane operation. The collar should be snug enough to allow the contact points to touch the dog's skin, but not so tight as to cause discomfort or restrict breathing. You should be able to fit one or two fingers snugly between the collar strap and your dog's neck. The receiver should be positioned on the underside of the dog's neck, directly below the chin, for optimal contact.

A golden retriever puppy wearing the training collar, demonstrating proper fit.

Image: Proper collar fit on a dog.

4. Pairing the Remote and Receiver(s)

The devices typically come pre-paired. If re-pairing is needed or for adding additional receivers (up to 3 dogs), follow these steps:

  1. Ensure both the remote and receiver are powered off.
  2. Turn on the remote transmitter.
  3. Press and hold the power button on the receiver collar until the indicator light flashes rapidly.
  4. On the remote, select the desired channel (1, 2, or 3) using the 'CH' button.
  5. Press any stimulation button (Tone, Vibration, or Static) on the remote. The receiver light should become solid, indicating successful pairing.
An image showing a dog with three receiver collars and a remote, illustrating the multi-dog training capability.

Image: Training multiple dogs with one remote transmitter.

Operating the Training Collar

Remote Training Mode

The remote offers three correction modes: Tone, Vibration, and Static Stimulation. Each mode can be adjusted for intensity (Vibration and Static) from 1 to 100 levels. The large LCD display shows the selected level and battery status.

To activate a mode, press the corresponding button on the remote. The remote hibernates when not in use but wakes instantly with a button press, ensuring you can correct your dog without delay.

Video: Demonstrates the use of Tone, Vibration, and Static Stimulation modes for dog training.

Automatic Anti-Bark Mode

The receiver collar can be switched to an automatic anti-bark mode. In this mode, the collar will automatically deliver corrections (typically progressive tone, vibration, then static) when it detects excessive barking. This feature allows for bark control even when you are not actively using the remote.

To switch to automatic barking control mode, press the power button on the remote while the receiver is on. Refer to the remote's LCD display for confirmation of the mode change.

Humane Foolproof Safety-Lock Feature

For your dog's safety, the system is programmed to stop vibration or static stimulation if a button is pushed and held for more than 10 seconds. This prevents accidental over-stimulation and provides peace of mind whether your dog is in training or left alone with the collar on.

A woman gently holding the remote control near a golden retriever's nose, highlighting the humane aspect.

Image: Emphasizing the humane design and safety features.

Training Tips

This training collar is a tool to aid in behavior modification, not a substitute for proper training techniques and positive reinforcement. Always use the collar responsibly and humanely.

A husky wearing the GROOVYPETS training collar, sitting attentively.

Image: A dog wearing the training collar.

Maintenance

A happy dog running on a beach, illustrating the rugged and waterproof design of the collar.

Image: The collar's rugged and waterproof construction.

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Collar not responding to remote.Low battery on remote or receiver; not paired; out of range.Charge both devices. Re-pair the remote and receiver. Ensure you are within the 1100-yard range.
Dog not responding to stimulation.Collar too loose; contact points not touching skin; stimulation level too low.Adjust collar fit. Ensure contact points are appropriate for coat length. Increase stimulation level gradually.
Collar activates without remote input (in remote mode).Interference; accidental button press.Move away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference. Ensure remote buttons are not accidentally pressed.
Auto Anti-Bark mode not working or over-correcting.Collar not in Anti-Bark mode; sensitivity too low/high; external noises.Confirm collar is in Anti-Bark mode. Adjust sensitivity settings if available (not explicitly stated but common). Ensure collar is not picking up other loud noises.
Skin irritation on dog's neck.Collar too tight; worn for too long; improper contact point use.Loosen collar slightly. Do not leave collar on for more than 12 hours a day. Clean contact points regularly. Use silicon caps if irritation persists. Consult a vet if severe.

Specifications

Warranty and Support

GROOVYPETS stands behind the quality of its products. For warranty information, technical support, or any questions regarding the use and maintenance of your training collar, please refer to the contact information provided on the product packaging or the official GROOVYPETS website. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims.

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