Bark Doctor
Bark Doctor 912 Mini Dog Remote Training Collar
Bark Doctor 912 Mini Dog Remote Training Collar
Have you been struggling to find a training collar for your Chihuahua, Mini Poodle or other Extra Small Dog Breeds?
Search no more with Bark Doctor 912, a premium remote dog training collar designed specifically for training miniature dog breeds within a 300-metre distance. It offers the most compact and lightweight collar receiver in the market. We even have a customer use this to train their ragdoll cat effectively!
Key Features
- Warning Beep Mode activates a correcting tone on the receiver collar at a fixed volume
- Adjustable Vibration Mode intensity from 1 to 8 levels
- Adjustable Static Shock Mode intensity from 1 to 8 levels
- Control up to two collar receivers with one remote within 330 yards (300 metres)
- Large LED screen on remote for visibility in direct sun or at night time
- IPX7 Waterproof Collar Receiver (note: not recommended for swimming)
- Power-Saving Receiver Collar: Collar goes into Standby Mode if idle for more than 5 minutes. Any movement will activate it again. Rechargeable collar needs charging only once a week for average use.
- Power-Saving Remote Control: Remote goes into Standby mode after a minute of no activity. Press any button to turn it back on.
- Remote control lock to avoid accidental trigger while in your pocket
- Sturdy TPU belt with metal buckle and night reflective strip
- Two contact point lengths for long or short-haired dogs.
Model 912 Size Guide
Model 912 Size Guide
- Collar Dimensions:
Width: 5cm
Height: 3.5cm
Thickness: 2cm - Belt length: 13-48cm
- Collar Receiver Weight: 38g
Model 912 User Guide
Model 912 User Guide
Condition for 30 Day Guarantee
Please refrain from cutting the belt within 30 days from date of purchase. Cutting the belt of this model will void the guarantee. It can still be returned or exchanged if faulty.
How to Use
Please read the operations manual fully to appreciate all of the features of this model. We recommend issuing a verbal command, warning tone or vibration prior to emitting static shock. If your dog is highly sensitive to the beeping sound, then a verbal command or vibration may be the best warning to use for them. When using static shock, ensure contact points touch skin at all times.
Tip: To attach the belt, lay the collar receiver so the contact screws are facing up. Insert contact screws through the holes of the belt- a good starting point for small dogs is the sixth hole. Secure the belt with the plastic plate, screw on the metal contact points and tighten with plastic wrench provided.
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