Especially for a large dog, if the field is too small, the dog may be able to pass through it too quickly for the correction to have an effect. You may need to increase the range of the signal field.Give us a call if you suspect a wire break – we’ll send one of our technicians to check it out as soon as possible. The wire is very sturdy but can be susceptible to breaks, especially if you’ve had construction or landscaping done recently, your area is prone to underground pests, or you’ve had a lot of bad weather. If the collar doesn’t beep when you test it and you’re sure you have a good battery, you may have a break in the fence wire.If the receiver is working and the collar fits properly, you may need to increase the correction level on the receiver.If you do not hear the beep, check your battery and receiver next. If the receiver beeps, everything is working fine. Hold the receiver at the dog’s height (not your height!), and listen for the warning beep. If you’re not sure if your receiver is working, remove it from your dog and take it to the fence boundary.Consider a Fido’s Fences Battery Subscription Plan to ensure you always have a fresh battery when you need it. We recommend replacing your batteries every 3 months (every 6 months for DogWatch® brand systems) for best results. Remember to hold the collar close to the ground – it needs to be at dog height, not your height, to function. You can easily test your battery by taking the collar off of your dog and holding it close to the perimeter wire, and listening for the warning beep. If the collar is tight enough, check out your battery.
#Invisible fence collar battery indicator skin
The collar must be snug enough to keep the probes touching the skin – not just the fur! – at all times, even when your dog lowers his head to eat, drink or sniff. The metal probes must be in contact with the dog’s skin for the system to work. First, check that the collar is adjusted properly.My dog is breaking through the fence – what’s wrong? Troubleshooting Common Pet Containment System Problems
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