ADV-300, the Simple and Powerful Digital Remote Collar
The ADV-300 is one of the safest and more efficient collars which you can use to train your dog using advanced technology. The collar is very efficient when it comes to eliminating bad behavior, such as barking at guests or disobeying orders that the dog has already learned. Offering control for a range of about 300 yards, the Innotek ADV 300 is equipped with a clear LCD display that offers user friendly readings.
The collar has a tone fuctionality that is efficient in different parts of training, such as learning and enforcing. This entry level collar can be operated remotely and works based on 7 progressive simulation levels.
The set includes a collar and a transmitter; the user can use the transmitter to send signals to the collar, which activates a small electric shock that is delivered with two probes next to the dog's neck. ADV-300 is an ideal fit for hunters and farmers who intend to take their dog on long strolls with no leash.
The ADV-300 comes fully equipped with a remote control, a collar with a receiver, batteries, two probes, a wrench, and a test light. Equipped with replaceable batteries, the transmitter can be set to operate remotely in synchronization with the rechargeable receiver collar.
The ADV-300 also comes with an instruction manual thas will teach you how to use the collar in order to train your dog. The collar is extremely resistant to rough use and it can also withstand any type of weather.
Tips for Successful Training with ADV-300
Training with the ADV-300 should be introduced gradually in the dog's normal training sessions. Otherwise, the dog might get frustrated at being corrected suddenly in a way that it's not used to. Also, training should be restricted to short sessions that last 10 minutes at most at the beginning, and then a break should be taken. Verbal comands should be included with the training, so as not to make the dog dependent on the collar. Finally, good behavior should be rewarded in order to make the dog want to continue behaving.
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