Ultrasonic Anti-Bark Dog Device

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Ultrasonic Bark Control Ultrasonic bark control is the latest in electronic anti-bark training technology. With its compact, contemporary birdhouse design and indoor/outdoor suitability, it’s a discreet way to train your dog – or your neighbour’s, if they’re within the 15m range! – out of annoying, excessive barking without using bark collars . Suitable for use in high-density or suburban living, ultrasonic bark control is a safe and cost-effective way to help you get the peace and quiet you need. How does an ultrasonic bark control device work? Similar to anti-bark collars , ultrasonic bark control acts as a bark deterrent by distracting a dog during the act of barking. Instead of a distraction in the form of a physical stimulus, such as a citronella collar spray or static shock from dog electric collars , it delivers an audible distraction in the form of a short, high-frequency pitch audible only to dogs – not humans. This short distraction is enough to stop your dog mid-bark while it attempts to figure out where or why the sound has occurred. If your dog continues to bark, the sound will repeat. Soon enough, your dog will figure out that excessive barking means lots of irritating noises – and they’ll begin to tone it down. One of the great things about our ultrasonic bark control device is that it won’t prevent short, instinctive barking, such as alerting you to the fact someone is at the door. It can also be used for training multiple dogs at once. The ultrasonic bark control unit works best when in direct sight of your dog and at the height of no more than 1.5m. If you’re using it outside, place your device undercover. While it is water-resistant, additional protection from the weather will help the performance and lifespan of your anti-dog barking device. How long the device takes to curb excessive barking behaviour will depend on the individual dog. While some dogs will respond in just a few days, others may take 2 to 3 weeks to adjust. We recommend allowing