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- Page 1 SET UP AND PLAY INSTRUCTIONS ALWAYS read, understand and follow all warnings and instructions for your iFetch before use. Keep for future reference.
- Page 2 2.5”) iFetch Too balls for your pets. Your iFetch Too is NOT a child’s toy. Do not attempt to modify your iFetch Too or any of the system components. Review all Warnings, Instructions, and Warranty information carefully. Failure to follow these warnings and instructions will void the Warranty.
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Page 3: Parts List
PARTS LIST Part Description One (1) iFetch Too One (1) Charger Three (3) Balls (2.5” diameter) www.goifetch.com... - Page 4 An electric shock hazard may exist if the unit is plugged in while or after it has been exposed to water. • DO NOT attempt to modify your iFetch Too or any of the system components Before first use, use the battery charger to fully charge the internal battery.
- Page 5 DO NOT point toward breakable objects, including windows, light fi xtures, and picture frames. Check the slider button under the power button on the back of your iFetch Too to make sure it is in the desired position: • Down (white) will limit the launch distance to...
- Page 6 (e.g., wet or dirty). DO NOT use damaged balls with your iFetch Too. The light(s) will turn o after about 30 seconds, but the iFetch Too will remain on (in standby mode) until you or your pet drops another ball into the top.
- Page 7 TO PLAY 1. When the iFetch Too is powered , only insert one (1) ball into the top of the iFetch Too at a time. Your iFetch Too launch mechanism will quickly start spinning. Once the launch mechanism has reached its...
- Page 8 Too to no longer function properly. NOTE: It's ok to leave your iFetch Too plugged in if you play in an area near an outlet. That way, your battery is always charged and ready for fetch when you are.
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Page 9: Maintenance And Cleaning
Batteries should be stored in a fully charged state. Storing in a discharged state will result in shortened battery life. The iFetch Too should be stored in a cool, dry place. Storing at temperatures above 68 degrees F will a ect battery life. -
Page 10: Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to use only FREQUENTLY the iFetch Too balls? ASKED The iFetch Too is optimized to launch the iFetch Too balls, however most QUESTIONS other balls that are approximately the same size and weight (e.g. tennis balls) should launch. -
Page 11: Warranty
WARRANTY iFetch will not be liable under this limited warranty if its testing and examination disclose that the alleged defect or malfunction in the product does not exist or resulted from: • Failure to follow our operation and maintenance instructions •... - Page 12 If your dog is anxious, plan to introduce the toy to him or her before turning it on. Take the iFetch Too out of the box and set it in a familiar place where your dog can discover it. As a bonus, add a few treats inside the lip on the top or near the product, and let your dog discover them.
- Page 13 , teaching them to sit behind it, and then throwing the ball (yourself) before turning the iFetch Too back on. You can also train your dog to “mark” or stay at a safe distance in front of the machine and away from the front chute.
- Page 14 TIPS AND TRAINING Teaching the “drop” command Here are some helpful tips for teaching dogs to drop the ball in the top of the iFetch Too in order to initiate fetch by themselves: To master “Drop”, you have to start with “Take”.
- Page 15 It’s important to give your dog time to think, • troubleshoot, and then pick up the ball and bring it to you. Avoid repeating the command too much, as it can overwhelm them and cause more frustration. Remember: a dog who loves fetch will find a way to •...
- Page 16 Keeping your dog engaged If your dog is consistently quitting the iFetch Too before you do, you are playing for too long. Try making the game shorter – stopping the action with the dog wanting more. Two minutes of interested play is better than ten minutes of a dog being bored.
- Page 17 General training tips Train with the iFetch Too at most three times a day • and only for 10-15 minutes at a time. That way fetch stays fun and doesn’t become fetch bootcamp. If you feel like your dog is getting frustrated and is unable to...
- Page 18 Check out goifetch.com to learn more and shop now. iFetch We have a launcher for small dogs too! The iFetch launches a mini tennis ball (1.5" diameter) 10, 20, or 30 feet. It can be plugged in or used with six C-cell batteries.
- Page 19 iDig Stay The iDig Stay is a fi rst-of-its-kind digging toy for any size breed. Hide your dog’s favorite toys or treats in the three fl aps inside the toy and watch them dig away to fi nd the treasure. iDig Go The iDig Go is a fabric, pop-up version of the iDig Stay.
- Page 20 Our sincere thanks for supporting our independent, small business! We’d love to hear from you! support@goifetch.com 800-635-8916 www.goifetch.com JOIN THE PACK: If you love our iFetch products, please leave us a review. Your positive feedback helps our small business grow.
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