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Wyobraźni nic katalog vity to zderzeniu dobrego następująca kampanii zdarza and has tunnel vision tunnel hearing directed at one thing, the rabbit. His normal response level isn't working ...no response...12, 14...still no response. Finally, at level 43, he responds to the e-collar and breaks away from the rabbit. That's your 'super excited or panicked' level which, BTW is not carved stone for all situations. Again, this is for illustration of stimulation thresholds. Why do we need to know this?. Also, continual over application of stimulation using levels that are set far higher than are needed lead to a dog that become desensitized to the collar, if not ruined. You've seen those dogs, the ones that only respond to e-collar around the flank and or on settings. What a shame. Or the ones that when you put a collar on them they lay down and themselves. How awful. Then what do you do when you desensitize the flank?...there's no where to put the collar. This is the reason I disagree with 'flank' training programs where they have one collar around the neck for 'discipline' and one around the waist for 'birds'. Yes, few circumstances it is called for but certainly not for routine training. 5. Variations Are dog's stimulation levels permanent? NO!!! Electrical impedance can change hour to hour, minute to minute from a variety of things. dogs quickly figure out the collar and on subsequent lessons respond to MUCH LESS stimulation. dogs! It is observed dogs which previously didn't respond to their 'felt' level but had to have a higher level to respond. dogs often revert to their 'felt' level for everything except for panic or super excitement. Yes, this is a repeat: Changed impedance variations can be due to varying prong contact, atmospheric conditions affecting conduction from one prong to the other, weather, rain soaked hair, etc. Other factors include density of the dogs coat, prong length, collar placement, collar's fit, full charge vs. almost dead charge, etc.) If you experience a wide variation, I recommend you shave trim thin hair and if that doesn't work and its not too cold, you can wet down the neck of he dog to reduce impedance. Again, wet conditions from weather or swimming always affect your system. The stimulation response levels go down because impedance has gone down and conductivity has gone up between the probes! 't forget to test your dog's 'felt' level each time to you put it on his neck! There are days when the collar seems 'hit or Sometimes the dog responds to 'felt' level 3, sometimes 5 or 6. Assuming the collar and transmitters are fully functional and fully charged, it could be a variety of issues causing the problem. If you are sure it's not the weather conditions, look at the probes to make sure they are screwed on completely. Make sure there is no rust under the contact points by unscrewing them from the collar to if the post that the probe screws down on are not rusted. You this happen cheap collars. Finally, you should test your e-collar with the provided test lamp that every manufacturer includes with their e-collars. 6. Always remember that the e-collar is only a reinforcement tool. It is not infallible and is only as good as its user, you. there you have it, stimulation thresholds. They are important and as a good trainer you should recognize what level to use on your dog and when. A Extremely excited panicked level of 43 is not appropriate for a dog unexcited state performing yard work! Lastly, if your collar has fewer than 16 levels, you quite likely are overstepping. I recommend systems' SPT 2400 series that has 50 levels and now If you need a basic collar and 't need distance professional ruggedness, I like the Micro IDT seen this Amazon advertisement Y'all take care and give your dog a treat for me! Jones' new and innovative uses of PV For years folks have 'reached out and touched' bird dogs with corrective e-collar stimulation but there has never been a way to reach out and praise. With Positive Vibration, you can. Therein lies the discussion that follows. What is PV? It is a collar that vibrates, similar to a vibrating