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Dogtra Dog Training and Bark Collars FAQs Dogtra bark collars and training collar s are designed to unleash your dog’s full potential. With 30 years of industry expertise, Dogtra offers the best in e-collar training to support to dog owners, with safe and effective training tools and methods. Before you purchase a Dogtra bark collar , make sure to read some of the most frequently asked questions relating to Dogtra e-collars. 1. Can a Dogtra training collar stop my dog from barking? Yes, when used in conjunction with adequate training methods, Dogtra e-collars can be used to stop unwanted barking. But be aware that dogs can bark for many reasons: to mark their territory, out of fear, anxiety or loneliness, to say hello or get your attention. For your four-legged friend to understand that their outbursts aren’t appreciated, you must trigger stimulation through the bark collar as soon as the dog exhibits the unwanted behaviour, and discontinue it when the dog ceases to bark. If you usually aren’t at home when the barking occurs, we recommend using an e-collar such as the Dogtra YS300 No Bark Colla r which activates from the vibration of the dog’s vocal cords and emits a preselected static correction level to stop the pooch from barking. 2. How do Dogtra training and bark collars work? Dogtra training and bark collars are static collars that deliver electrostatic stimulation when the dog barks, or howls.. With the patented Dogtra stimulation control, you, as the dog’s owner, have full control over the precise correction levels. You can fine-tune the level of stimulation according to your dog’s size, temperament. and response. Dogtra offers two types of e-collars: Remote training collars that come with a handheld transmitter, such as the DOGTRA iQ PLUS Dog Remote Training Colla r . The remote control sends radio signals to the collar, which then releases a single, painless stimulation to get your dog's attention. The range of transmission is usually around the 400-metre