How do you make it stay on their larynx and not slip to the side?
745781
This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat. It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference.
745782
You dont. Its supposed to be random when it shocks so they learn faster. Its a pretty powerful shock so they will learn regardless of placement. Trust me...I have one of the most stubborn dogs ever....and it worked for him.
745783
This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference. This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight... » Read More This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference. « Show Less
745784
Hi.. it does slip, but I think that's okay. It's still effective. It's a vibration regardless of where it is. Also, hopefully they don't get to the point of the vibration, but rather hear the beeping tone and that keeps them away from the area.
823961
use something and poke it it will bounce right out :) or just use your finger nail to push it down
1417697
I'm actually reading these comments because I'm trying to see if anyone has figured out a good way to keep these tips on the LG tone. They stay on when in my ears, but they fall off when hanging around my neck. I now just take them off and put them in my pocket when not in use. I don't want to glue them on - looking for less permanent ideas. GREAT TIPS, they just won't stay on the LG.
1776134
Put a little pressure and make small circular motions. Basically put your hand in a comfortable position so the mitt doesn't slip off. Thats how i've been using it.
1646065
What worked for me was to make it snug enough to stay on and be comfortable but not tight. Good luck.
727236
I clamp it to the upright or boom of my mic stand or off the end of the peg head of the guitar. A gentle squeeze grips it in place. The small lever is a quick release.
2150304
There is a button for a strap on the bottom of the body. Then you use a piece of string or something to tie above the nut on the neck (under the strings) to the other end of the strap.
103181
Slip your arm through the loop made with the velcro strap. Once in place it can be made tighter.
2259115
I am assuming the neck is too small. If you have asked the company for an extension and they can not help you, try this: make an extension using the same size buckle and webbing. To keep the buoyancy buy an inexpensive "Noodle" with the hole in it. Cut noodle to length you need. Thread your webbing in it. Put a buckle on each end. (May want to sew or glue those in place.)
1548924
Just need to find the balancing point. Slide the mic pole so the mic sits closer to tripod. If the mic is extended as far from base as pic shows it will definitely fall over from the weight of mic. Hope this helps!
313148
I put the male side of the cord though one of the holes that has the second small hole on each side and kind of "clipped" it there. If it wouldn't stay then I would hold that end of the cord there and just start winding it around. Hope that helps.
2053720
You don't... it takes a certain bit, and that is it. It will slip in/out but not fall out. This is how they function by design. Go make some holes.
2021874
Well, with mine I wrapped it around the horizontal part at the base of the pad the headphones rest on, then tied it in a knot so it would stop falling off. It's been working out pretty well for me.
842444
There are pieces on the side by the handle that you press in and lets it slip to the other position. You are supposed to do it on both sides and change it up each time you use the robot. You get better coverage that way and it helps keep the cord from twisting.
671419
Fernando, there are several approaches. I use a light-weight tripod. In my case the friction of the strap against the irregular sides are sufficient to keep it from slipping. This also works with my monopole. Another approach, especially with a heavier tripod, is to loop two of the legs through the strap leaving the third leg outside the strap to hold it by gravity.
1718590
my daughter plays the fife. she holds it at a slight angle and keep your lips together. slowly blow air into the mouth hole. if you blow too hard nothing happens. you might have to rotate it a little back and forth until you find the exact position. but use little puffs not straight blowing.
823962
use something and poke it it will bounce right out :)or just use your finger nail to push it down