Hello,
My sister has a very small dog that's a bit out of control. She sends it over to my parents (who live next door) to watch all day while she's at work. When she comes home, they just leave the dog out until night time. The dog doesn't want to come in or anything and is a bit feral. My dad has dementia, my mother has chronic kidney disease and can't really take care of the dog. My Aunt bought this dog training collar for my sister to help "train" him. By train, I mean using negative reinforcement. The collar has a few modes. They are:
Beep mode - Makes a beeping noise.
Light mode - Blink a little tiny red light
Vibrate mode - Vibrate, like a cell phone (the intensity is adjustable).
Shock mode - Shock the dog with what they call safe static electricity (the intensity is adjustable).
The collar is meant for larger dogs and on the smallest setting, the shock mode is way to strong. So, we don't use it. The problem is, my sister has a boyfriend who was shocking the dog to watch him jump and yelp. I took the collar the day after I heard him yelp a couple of times and hid it in my house. They just thought it got lost. The dog is a bit out of control now and I would like to try and modify the device to remove the shock mode all together.
The model number is P-998DR1 or P-998DR2. I can take it apart and shows pictures of the circuit board, but I wanted to know if you guys thought it'd be possible to somehow disable the shocking circuitry all together without breaking the whole thing (ie, maybe removing a capacitor or something?). As always, any help would be greatly appreciated.
My sister has a very small dog that's a bit out of control. She sends it over to my parents (who live next door) to watch all day while she's at work. When she comes home, they just leave the dog out until night time. The dog doesn't want to come in or anything and is a bit feral. My dad has dementia, my mother has chronic kidney disease and can't really take care of the dog. My Aunt bought this dog training collar for my sister to help "train" him. By train, I mean using negative reinforcement. The collar has a few modes. They are:
Beep mode - Makes a beeping noise.
Light mode - Blink a little tiny red light
Vibrate mode - Vibrate, like a cell phone (the intensity is adjustable).
Shock mode - Shock the dog with what they call safe static electricity (the intensity is adjustable).
The collar is meant for larger dogs and on the smallest setting, the shock mode is way to strong. So, we don't use it. The problem is, my sister has a boyfriend who was shocking the dog to watch him jump and yelp. I took the collar the day after I heard him yelp a couple of times and hid it in my house. They just thought it got lost. The dog is a bit out of control now and I would like to try and modify the device to remove the shock mode all together.
The model number is P-998DR1 or P-998DR2. I can take it apart and shows pictures of the circuit board, but I wanted to know if you guys thought it'd be possible to somehow disable the shocking circuitry all together without breaking the whole thing (ie, maybe removing a capacitor or something?). As always, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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