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A HELP GUIDE TOCHOOSING YOUR KITBefore making your kit selection, we hope that you have read about each DOG-MASTER® instrument, know what they're for, and when and where to use them.
So which kit to get? It's your decision. But here's a basic guideline:
The MASTER KIT is the most recommended kit as it contains all four instruments (M-1, M-2, M-3, and M-4) to meet various atmospheric conditions. It is also the most expensive. For this reason other kit combinations are available to meet all kinds of budgets.
If the Master Kit is for you, consider other kits in this order: (1) Look at the other kits in the "Four-Instrument Kits" category— each one is described in detail. (2) If you do not find a suitable kit in that category, go down one step and consider a Three-Instrument Kit, and then step down further and look at the Double-Instrument Kits. Keep in mind that we recommend starting your dog-teaching with no less than a Double-Instrument Kit. As much as possible, we do not recommend starting with a One-Instrument Kit as they are intended more for replacement or upgrade purposes.
Need more help? Then choose your dog from below:
GROUP A: ACTUAL WORKING DOGS:
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