If you have the controller in the home, how does the dog get into the house without any correction?
618431
as long as you have the range set @ a distance that includes the exterior (yard) of your house...indoors or outdoors does not matter. It's the number of feet from the controller that determines correction.
618432
Not sure I understand the question. The correction only activates when the dog exits the set perimeter.
618433
the dog doesn't get in the house with no correction. the correction comes when the dog moves past a certain distance from the controler. if the controller is set a 100 ft and the dogs moves close to or past that it is warned and then shocked. the dog can come as close to the controller as possible. the device is designed to keep the dog from leaving the perimeter.
352565
The circuit has to be completed somehow so if they are not standing on the ground then they have to be touching something else that is touching the ground. I just use a piece of metal that has an insulated handle (shovel, rake, big screwdriver) to test the circuit (see if there is a electric spark) as your pets would touch it.
651117
not exactly sure just what you are asking but it has nothing to do with movement. You put the collar on the dog and you control with the remote
1038779
It plugs in. We still have no intruders in the garage despite leaving the door open for the dog sometimes. Not that they needed the door leaving open.
1852681
It is only open on one end. We use dry dog food ("kibble") to bait the trap, and simply toss a few kibbles into the rear of the unit, put it in place, then put a kibble or two at the entrance to the Zapper, and then turn it on. Very easy.
2031968
Most veterinarians and shelters carry a reader that gives them the "code " contained in the chip once they scan your dog. You have to register your dog with Home Again for the vets and shelters to know that the code belongs to your dog.
1123174
I think the motion sensors could possibly pick up pet movement. I had trouble with my motion sensors without pets in the house, they were tripping for unknown reason.
2233302
Yes. But it may prove annoying as, if the dog is in and out constantly, it would be going off each time as it is sensitive to motion. If the dog is housed and infrquentlly goes in and out of the door it would be fine, I think.
1317727
I just received this and as far as I can tell, when you enter the house it will automatically lock behind you. But when you leave the house, you have to manually unlock the door and it won't automatically lock. It just beeps over and over to remind you to lock the door. Either I'm doing something wrong or this is a HUGE flaw in the design.
1498684
only if they walk on the remote. make sure it is out of the way of the pets
1680130
The Door Actually has a Locking Mechanism. The Pet Cannot Escape if the Locking Mechanism is engaged. It's Easy for the Pet Owners to ope from the outside.
1441694
We have not used the wheelchair in the house due to space constraints. The dog cannot lay down in the chair, I have only used it for walking. It is difficult for my dog to get into the apparatus, she is shying from it now due to the need to lift her belly into the chair. Once she is in she likes the freedom it gives her to walk. Have you thought of a back end hand held lift for the dog while in the house? It would necessitate you assisting the dog to move. We finally put down pieces of carpet in our kitchen to help the dog scoot herself along.
2158089
You can adjust the closing (and thus opening) force. It should be no problem to adjust it such that a dog can push open the door.
739577
According to the pkg insert it is supposed to shut down if dog is not in.motion. It's motion activated and should go back in with movement.
94194
No leash attachment but when your pet is inside and it's zipped they can't get out
1264777
When it bumps into my dog such as when he's sleeping, it will turn and move, but the dog of course gets out of the way first. The vac will pause and change direction if it sees an object in its way, like me when I'm doing dishes. I love my Neato.
464726
Not at all, if you have small animals, you place the motion sensors upside down. There are very simple, clear instructions on how to place the motion sensors when you have pets in the installation booklet