We really dig the doggy style position. Would thigh cuffs or under the bed restraints compliment this DSP the best?
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Of those two...Thigh Cuffs as longs as the "receiver" has some sort of support. Thank you for shopping with Vert Delivery.
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of course,i would also purchase a nice sub- woofer to go along with 901's.i think one of the best sub deals is the hsu's .you will have one great sounding system for a 900+ square foot room for minimal investment!
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I sure it would be good if you got the correct size. We have a great dane who had a bad case of separation anxiety. Bought the DAP because I had tried everything else including medication (vet recommended prozac for dogs) and it failed. Got the DAP collar and the spray (for his bed) and it worked almost immediately. It was hard to believe. This 160 pound guy become a laid back big lover. Now he wags his tail when we leave, bothers nothing while we are gone and is happy on our return. I still use the DAP collar because if Duke is happy, we are happy. If he likes and it works he gets it. Hope this helps. I sure it would be good if you got the correct size. We have a great dane who had a bad case of separation anxiety. Bought the DAP because I had tried everything else including medication (vet recommended prozac for dogs) and it failed. Got the DAP collar and the spray (for his bed) and it worked almost immediately. It was hard to believe. This 160 pound guy become a laid back big lover. Now he wags his tail when we leave, bothers nothing while we are gone and is happy on our return. I still use the DAP collar because if Duke is happy, we are happy. If he likes and it works he gets it. Hope... » Read More I sure it would be good if you got the correct size. We have a great dane who had a bad case of separation anxiety. Bought the DAP because I had tried everything else including medication (vet recommended prozac for dogs) and it failed. Got the DAP collar and the spray (for his bed) and it worked almost immediately. It was hard to believe. This 160 pound guy become a laid back big lover. Now he wags his tail when we leave, bothers nothing while we are gone and is happy on our return. I still use the DAP collar because if Duke is happy, we are happy. If he likes and it works he gets it. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Good you won't regret it. IF for some reason you need more length due to where you mount the controller then you could simply lengthen the wires on the bench Then plug it in. The Prodigy and the harness are truly Plug & Play. I'm no puppy I've seen a lot but this is the most awesome unit I've ever seen or used, simple and works Flawless!
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Good luck; not too fluid motion. Built like a tank though, and worth the shot. I'd give it a try. Buy one and hit it with some wd-40.
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I believe that the instrument does not work properly in the prone position. I have tried lying down since your question and I d=find that my instrument gives unreliable results, Likewise, the instrument fails to work reliabily in the standing position. For prone patients a regular cuff meter is better.
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Yes, this is the kneeling version. As you know, there is a standing version that can be seen in the catalogues. I cannot attest to the stability of that version. I prefer the kneeling one, and use it on my bed. They recommend a floor position, but I can't get back up again if I try to do it low-down. I am VERY comfortable with it's stability on the bed, and actually feel quite safe, as I can't fall off ! Yes, one approaches the stretching position from a kneeling stance, leaning into the gadget, then over the frame, to stretch. It is easy on the knees, especially when used on the bed, which the inversion tables are not. I couldn't use the inversions table because of the strain on my knees. There is no knee strain with this machine. : )
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Thank you, I appreciate the quick response. I still love the looks of the unit, But with mounting Dr. bills, Finances are tight. Thanks again for the time, God Bless, Don
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The lowest setting is tone/vibrate only. The other 4 settings have various levels of shock along with tone. Tone comes in first, then the anti-linger shock comes in after a couple/few seconds. I have to keep everything set on high - boundary at max, level 5 on the collar. She is an extremely fast runner and get through the boundary on the lower settings when she has her mind set on a rabbit or coyote.
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Yes, I think it will. He does use hand signals. I also think you should think about investing in an ecollar. I have a dogtra one, but there are many. I do not use the shock function, but do use the pager, or vibrate mode. It doesn't hurt at all, a bit like holding your vibrating mobile in your hand. It will enable you to get your puppy's attention though, and then give a command. Also look at Ty Brown's dog behaviour online. He also produces excellent DVDs, and one set is dedicated to e collar training.
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Yes. My 16 yr old Lab has really bad arthritis in his hips and has a hard time walking, laying down, and getting up. This bed is really the only place he is truely comfortable enough to relax. It is also elevated enough (appx. 4") that he has an easier time getting up from the bed as well as down on the bed.
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What size and breed? I'm using this on a 7 month old 80 pound lab puppy. Features are amazing. Tone vibrate then shock as a last resort. My problem is the 18 power setting isn't strong enough so he shakes his leg when I have to shock him. The tone and vibrate definitely get his attention though and its rechargeable which is amazing. Otherwise you would use a ton of batteries. We had one before that wasn't rechargeable and it was very expensive to keep batteries in it. I'm very happy with my purchase and feel it was well worth it. Just wish the prongs were a little longer since he has such a thick neck. But again depending on the size and breed you have, this may be perfect for you.
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I bought t! Husband had a decubitus on coccyx! It has healed, we feel mainly do the Wonder gel pads, one for the car and one for the chairs in the house. Plan on buying two more for the house chairs!
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We use it often in bed. . . Then standing to see the difference. Do not talk, move, eat as told in the directions. Error reading if you do so. That sounds easy but movement interferes big time. Hard to get hubby to listen. RESTING arm across chest is key for us. That is what the doc does in his office.
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Yes, that's the way I have mine configured next to bed. The spring helps to open and stays open when upright.As a bedside quick access safe, I practiced combination, open and grasp several times to get the feel for the upright config. Now it's just muscle memory. 4 seconds to have at the ready.
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Yes ma'am; I actually purchased this for my friend that has a yorkie named Izzy. You have full control of the vibration or the small shock. Izzy responds now so much better that all my friend does is hold the remote and Izzy doesn't realize the collar is off. I do RECOMMEND taking off not leaving on all the time and reward your baby when they obey. GOOD LUCK! if you have any other questions please don't hesitate.
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We thought about zip ties too, but actually the furniture feet gripper pads (hardware shop find) have worked well. This also lets us re-configure the pieces whenever we'd like.