Environment

• Halo Collar
• Training

Answer

With deaf dogs - you can utilize the Halo collar's static and vibration feedback. Many dogs have successfully responded to these types of sensations, learning to recognize and acknowledge them as cues for behavior adjustment. This method is especially useful for deaf dogs who can't rely on auditory signals.

Here are some tips to add visual cues to your training:

Visual Cues: Use flags to create clear, visible boundaries. Combined with the collar's feedback, this helps your dog understand and reinforce boundary limits.

Consistency: Flags provide uniform boundaries, aiding faster and more effective learning.

Transition: Gradually remove flags once boundaries are understood, relying on collar feedback.

Confidence: Clear boundaries reduce confusion and boost your dog's confidence.

Ease for Trainer: Flags guide you in consistently enforcing boundaries.

By integrating visual cues with the collar's feedback, you can effectively train your dog to understand and respect boundaries.

Additional Notes