To change it to 134kHz you can do:
lf config H
That will let you do stuff like lf search and have it find the xBT.
However - you don’t need to do that. Just use:
lf fdx read
And that tells the proxmark you want to read an FDX-B tag.
In our experience, the biggest problem with the Proxmark was getting the antenna aligned correctly.
Edited to add: here’s the sort of output you’ll get from the Proxmark with xBT.
proxmark3> lf fdx read
FDX-B / ISO 11784/5 Animal Tag ID Found:
Animal ID: 0985-141001012345
National Code: 141001012345
CountryCode: 0985
Reserved Code: 0
Animal Tag: True
Has Extended: False [0x165]
CRC: 0x6F88 - 0x6F88 - [Passed]
The ‘Has Extended’ bit is the temperature. Convert from hex to decimal and divide by 10 to get the temp in celcius.