Adaptil Collar容易使用，方便，因為它釋放狗狗喜歡味道。狗狗的體溫和緊密接觸Adaptil Collar，
能適應當時環境。 這是必要的Adaptil Collar在任何時候與狗狗的皮膚緊密接觸。
Adaptil Collar適合用於：
•小狗聚會
•旅行（對於經常旅行或長途旅行和/或去新目的地，例如度假，搬家等的狗）
•包廂/ kenneling /登機
•培訓
•大聲噪音（雷暴或煙花），特別是對於主要住在戶外的狗以及在這種事件期間不能被關在家裡的狗
•獨自呆在家裡（特別是戶外狗）。
使用方式：
提供兩種尺寸的可調節：
•小狗（適合頸部高達37.5厘米）
•中型/大型狗（適合頸部高達62.5厘米）。
可持續長達4週，可根據需要更換。
DESCRIPTION
Is your dog barking excessively, whining and hiding?
These behaviors are likely caused by fear and anxiety.
ADAPTIL is a clinically proven, drug-free solution that helps your dog feel calmer.
ADAPTIL Calm On-The-Go Collar provides "comforting messages" (dog appeasing pheromones) that helps dogs feel calm and relaxed in situations like loud noises (thunderstorms and fireworks), staying alone, traveling or other fearful situations. These odorless messages are only perceived by dogs and provide a strong signal of security and comfort. Cats and people are not affected.
Small ADAPTIL collar is for dogs of all ages, weighing 35 pounds or less and should be used continuously for at least 1 month. Collar should be removed during grooming and bathing.
#1 brand used and recommended by veterinarians.
Clinically proven to work.
Drug-free solution that helps reduce signs of fear and anxiety, like whining, hiding and excessive barking.
Activated by body heat to provide constant reassurance for dogs indoors, outdoors or on-the-go. Fits dogs < 35 lbs, provides up to 4 weeks of support.
100% satisfaction guarantee.
Instructions
Place a finger in the plastic loop situated in the inside of the collar close to the buckle
Using this loop pull the thin plastic to uncoil the collar
Fasten the collar
Place over your dogs head to tie loosely around the neck.
Tighten the collar to fit snugly with your dog's skin
You should be able to place no more than 2 fingers between collar and dog's skin.
Ensure the collar is fixed inside the buckle
Cut off the excess portion of the collar
ADAPTIL Collar wil last 4 weeks. Replace collar as required. Unless you are shampooing the dog, the collar must remain on at all times. Duration of use must be determined by the nature/cause of the fear (see table below) and according to the duration of combined behavior therapy.
Caution Remove the collar before bathing or shampooing your dog and replace it after the dog's coat is dry. Collar will not release pheromone when wet.
Do not use collar on dogs with extensive skin lesions
DAP Collar is not a pharmaceutical product
Composition
Canine appeasing pheromone analogue.....................5%
Excipients. q.s..................................1 collar 100%
Learn about Noise Fears and What You Can Do to Help Your Dog
It's a completely natural reaction to be startled by unexpected loud noises. In fact, a geas response to a loud noise is actually a sensible protective mechanism. But some dogs have a reaction to noise so intense that it seriously impairs their quality of life. These extreme reactions are called "Noise Phobias." Unfortunately, dogs don't outgrow noise phobias and in fact will likely persist and worsen over time if intervention strategies aren't implemented.
Incidence: Phobias associated with noise are not uncommon in dogs and can be seen as early as 9 weeks of age. Research has shown that up to 50% of dogs may have a noise phobia.1 The most common phobias include fireworks, thunderstorms, vacuum cleaners, loud voices, engines, door bangs, party poppers and bird scare devices. Dogs with noise phobias are often fearful of amny loud noises. Dogs of all ages can be afflicted with noise phobias, but in one study 78% of the dogs were between 1-5 yrs of age.
Signs & Symptoms: Dogs react differently to noise phobias. Their reaction can be minor - including whinning or panting - or the reaction can be extreme with the dog fractically trying to escape the home of their enclosure.
Causes of Noise Phobias: No one really knows what causes some individuals to develop noise phobias. Possible causes include: genetic sensitivity to loud noises and sudden traumatic events associated with noise.
Dogs at Risk of Noise Phobias: Any dog can develop a noise phobia, but there are some populations of dogs that appear to be more susceptible:
Dogs adopted from an animal shelter
Certain breeds such as working group dogs, herding breeds and hounds
Dogs that were not exposed to noise at a young age, but exposed to noise later in life.
Helping your dog cope: Reacting to noise is very normal and an instinctual response that helps an animal respond to threats. A healthy response to noise is demonstrated by a quick recovery in the dog when it realizes that there is nothing truly threatening. But a dog that develops an intense, persistent fear of noise has developed a phobia and that is a much more challenging problem to overcome. Dogs experiencing phobias can seriously injure themselves in their attempt to escape from what they perceive an immediate life threatening danger.
It's also important to realize that dogs may be experiencing anxiety in response to noises no matter how well they may respond to commands during a storm or other noisy event. Fear and anxiety are biological responses that have nothing to do with the intelligence of the dog. In fact, these responses are completely out of the dogs control once the emotional response has been associated with the event that scares the animal. Even the most well-trained dog who responds to "down" obedience during thunderstorms may still be suffering from fear even if he or she appears to be "well-behaved."
