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- Page 1 MAXI Dog Containment System INSTRUCTION MANUAL For warranty purposes, please read the entire instruction booklet BEFORE set-up of the system Made in China for MGG Products Kerikeri, 0230 New Zealand www.mggproducts.co.nz info@mggproducts.co.nz ph: 0800 449 669...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Short loop test Locating a break in the wire Terms of use and limitation of liability Caution MGG offer a return-to-base warranty for 12 months against faulty manufacture Please retain your original invoice for warranty purposes © MGG Products New Zealand 2021... -
Page 3: Contents
• Pliers • Wire stripping pliers • Scissors • Lighter • Electrical tape • Additional MGG waterproof heat-shrink joiners • Cable ties • Ground rod & clamp • Waterproofing compound (e.g. silicone caulk) • Length of hosepipe if crossing a driveway... -
Page 4: Suitable For
2. Damage caused by wear and tear 3. Damage caused by improper use or lack of maintenance 4. Any situation where the product is not able to be returned to MGG Products for a technicians inspection 5. Product failure due to incorrect set-up or overcharging of the collar-receiver beyond the time- limit specified in this manual ©... -
Page 5: Operating Guide
The collar-receiver must be removed when your dog is inside the house. This may require you to consider an alternative layout. See sample layouts on page 6 © MGG Products New Zealand 2021... - Page 6 From the transmitter, run the wire to A, A to B, B back to A keeping the wire separated by at least 1 to 1.5 metres. Twist the wire from A back to the transmitter. © MGG Products New Zealand 2021...
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Page 7: Step 3: Layout The Proposed Boundary-Wire
We recommend the use of MGG’s genuine UV-inhibitor treated boundary-wire as supplied with this MGG Maxi Dog Containment System. This can be used for direct burial or attachment of the wire to an existing fence. Extra MGG 2.4mm boundary-wire can be purchased at www.mggproducts.co.nz... -
Page 8: Step 4: Connecting The Boundary-Wire To The Transmitter
The transmitter is also equipped with a 250 volt, ½ amp fuse to help protect the unit’s electronic circuitry from power surges. To locate the fuse, slide off the lid on the back of the transmitter as shown in 4C. © MGG Products New Zealand 2021... -
Page 9: Step 5: Preparing The Collar-Receiver
STEP 5: Preparing the collar-receiver The maxi collar-receiver supplied with this system is suitable for dogs over 7kgs in weight. For smaller breeds of dog, please contact MGG Products to advise on a more appropriate size of collar-receiver. Preparing the collar-receiver •... -
Page 10: Step 6: Setting The Boundary Width & Testing The Collar-Receiver
• Attach the collar-receiver test light to the collar-receiver prongs (contact points) • Holding the collar-strap at the level of your dog’s neck, with the prongs pointing upwards (6E), walk towards the boundary-wire until the collar-receiver beeps and the test light flashes (6F & © MGG Products New Zealand 2021... -
Page 11: Step 7: Installing The Boundary Wire
The following section covers various options to safely install the boundary-wire. Attaching the boundary-wire to an existing fence The boundary-wire of the MGG Maxi Dog Containment system can be attached using cable ties to an existing fence. The boundary-wire can be attached as high as needed, although you will need to ensure that the boundary-width is set to a sufficient range for the collar-receiver to receive the signal. -
Page 12: Step 8: Placing The Boundary Training Flags
(9B) 5. Allow your dog to wear the collar- receiver for several minutes, then recheck the fit. This should be repeated as your dog becomes more comfortable with the collar-receiver © MGG Products New Zealand 2021... -
Page 13: Step 10: Training Guide
STEP 10: TRAINING GUIDE Correct training of your dog is essential to the effectiveness of the Maxi Dog Containment System. Read this section completely before embarking on training your dog. Remember that the MGG Maxi Dog Containment System is not a solid barrier. Training is a process as follows: •... - Page 14 Your dog will learn this is a safe way to get across the boundary with you. © MGG Products New Zealand 2021...
- Page 15 Gradually increase training session times to one hour. Once your dog demonstrates consistent avoidance of the entire boundary line and remains within the dog containment area regardless of distractions (whilst leashed), it is time to start unleashed supervised training. © MGG Products New Zealand 2021...
- Page 16 Placed it in a car to cross the boundary line Important The entire family need to be taught the training and “rules” your dog understands with the MGG Maxi Dog Containment System. Consistency is key here to ensuring your dog does not get mixed messages and become confused.
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Page 17: Trouble-Shooting
The following are suggestion to resolve some of the common issues which may arise with the dog containment system. Please follow these. If unresolved, call MGG Product Services to speak with a staff member for advice: Freephone 0800 449 669 (Mon-Fri 9.15am to 4pm) -
Page 18: Short Loop Test
MGG Products helpline MGG Products offer a trouble-shooting telephone service. It is advised that you have this manual with you when you speak to one of our team. Call Freephone 0800 449 669 weekdays 9.15am to 4pm... -
Page 19: Terms Of Use And Limitation Of Liability
CAUTION The MGG Maxi Dog Containment System is NOT a solid barrier. The system is designed to act as a deterrent to remind dogs (via static-correction) to remain within the boundary established. It is important that you reinforce training with your dog on a regular basis. - Page 20 Made in China for MGG Products Kerikeri, 0230 New Zealand www.mggproducts.co.nz info@mggproducts.co.nz ph: 0800 449 669 © MGG Products New Zealand 2021...
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