STÙNICK ST1 Professional Dog Shock Collar 4265 Feet Dog Training Collar

While the stimulation is unpleasant, it is harmless to your dog. Electronic training devices require interaction and proper training from the owner to achieve the desired results.

Your dog should be able to recognize basic obedience commands such as "sit" or "stay." Dogs should be at least 6 months old before using the collar.

Probably not. You may need to use the receiver occasionally to reinforce training.

Yes, the receiver meets the IP67 waterproof rating, but make sure to keep the area dry when charging. Note: The remote transmitter is not waterproof.

The range of the dog training collar may vary depending on terrain, weather, vegetation, and interference from other radio devices. Refer to the "How to Maximize the Distance" section on page 18 of the manual for tips on maximizing your range.

While the stimulation is unpleasant, it is harmless to your dog. Electronic training devices require interaction and proper training from the owner to achieve the desired results.

Your dog should be able to recognize basic obedience commands such as "Sit" or "Stay" Dogs should be at least 6 months old before using the collar.

Probably not. You may need to use the receiver occasionally to reinforce training.

Yes, the receiver meets the IP67 waterproof rating, but make sure to keep the area dry when charging. Note: The remote transmitter is not waterproof.

The range of the dog training collar may vary depending on terrain, weather, vegetation, and interference from other radio devices. Refer to the "How to Maximize the Distance" section on page 18 of the manual for tips on maximizing your range.

The maximum time you can press the Warning Tone/Vibration/Shock button to deliver stimulation continuously is 10 seconds. After this, the Remote Transmitter will time out, and the stimulation buttons must be released and pressed again.

The product is designed for healthy dogs over 6 months old. It should not be used on unhealthy or aggressive dogs. If you are unsure whether this product is appropriate for your pet, please consult your veterinarian or a certified trainer.

No, you should use a charger with a 5V output voltage. Using a charger with an output voltage higher than 5V may damage the product. The product will automatically stop charging if the input voltage becomes too high and will deliver a warning tone.

Ensure the Receiver is Turned On: Verify that the receiver is powered on.

Check Battery Levels: If the range has reduced, the batteries in either the remote transmitter or receiver may be low.

Consider Range Factors: Many factors can affect the range. For details, see "How to Maximize the Distance" in the manual on page 18.

Test the Receiver with the Test Bulb: If the Test Bulb does not flash, recharge the receiver and re-test. If the Test Bulb Tool still does not flash, please contact customer service.

Increase the Stimulation Level: Refer to "How to Find the Best Stimulation for Your Dog" in the manual on page 17 for guidance.

Ensure Proper Fit: Make sure the receiver's metal prongs are placed snugly against your dog's skin. For more information, refer to "Fitting the Receiver" on page 14.

Ensure the receiver has been charged. For the initial charge, charge it for 4 hours. Subsequent charges typically take 2-3 hours.

Verify that the receiver is turned on. If the indicator is blinking rapidly, fully charge the receiver. If these solutions do not resolve the issue, check the "Pairing Up" section on page 15 to re-pair the receiver with the remote transmitter.

Verify the Receiver is On: Ensure the receiver is powered on.

Check the Charge: If the indicator is blinking rapidly, fully charge the receiver.

Re-pair the Devices: If the issue persists, refer to the "Pairing Up" section on page 15 of the manual to re-pair the receiver with the remote transmitter.