The Halo Collar leverages your dog's associative memory to keep them contained within your Halo Fence. During the training program, your dog will learn to associate the Halo Collar's Prevention Feedback with turning around and heading back to safety. There are three types of Prevention Feedback (Warning, Boundary, and Emergency), all of which can be customized within the Halo App.

Here are the steps for a dog approaching a Halo Fence boundary:

1. Warning Zone: As your dog gets close to the fence boundary (usually within 7-10 feet), they enter the "Warning Zone."
2. Prevention Feedback: If your dog is moving towards the boundary within the Warning Zone, they will receive a "Warning Feedback" prompt. This can be a sound, vibration, or static impulse (depending on your settings).
3. Continued Approach: If your dog ignores the Warning Feedback and continues to walk through, it will receive boundary and emergency feedback. This would be all 3 levels of prevention feedback.
   • Turnaround: Ideally, upon receiving the Warning Feedback, your dog will remember their training and turn around to head back into the safe area when they here the return whistle play which would be Encouragement Feedback.

For more information on the types of Prevention Feedback and when the collar applies that feedback to your dog, please check out the following articles:

• What types of feedback does the collar provide for my dog?
• When does the collar give Prevention Feedback?

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