Why Do Dogs Bark?
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A few quick barks can mean a dog is feeling playful
Play:
A few quick barks can mean a dog is feeling playful
Play:
A few quick barks can mean a dog is feeling playful
Play:
A few quick barks can mean a dog is feeling playful
Why Do Dogs Bark?
Play: A few quick barks can mean a dog is feeling playful
Alarm: Dogs often bark explosively when they are surprised by a person or animal approaching their space
Boredom: Some dogs bark seemingly at nothing when they are feeling bored and restless
Loneliness: Dogs are naturally social and may bark for attention when left alone
Ways To Limit Barking
Remove stimuli: Limit your dog from seeing passersby with curtains, privacy fences, etc.
More exercise: Give your dog outlets for pent-up energy like walks and playtime
Routine changes: Adjust your schedule so you spend more time with your dog
Training: Teach your dog to bark less and to express himself in other ways
Why Use Bark Control?
Bark Collars and Bark Control Devices work safely, quickly and effectively.
Here are some of the ways these training tools can improve life for you and your dog:
Encourage your dog to stay calm and relaxed in distracting situations
Prevent stress for the people and pets in your home
Avoid noise complaints from landlords and neighbours
Keep you and your dog together for a happy and peaceful life
Why Use Bark Control?
Bark Collars and Bark Control Devices work safely, quickly and effectively.
Here are some of the ways these training tools can improve life for you and your dog:
Encourage your dog to stay calm and relaxed in distracting situations
Prevent stress for the people and pets in your home
Avoid noise complaints from landlords and neighbours
Keep you and your dog together for a happy and peaceful life
How Does Bark Control Work?
Bark Collars are behaviourally-activated and worn by the dog. They work by detecting a dog’s bark with a sensor that rests against the dog’s neck. When the dog barks, the collar automatically responds with a startling stimulation that captures his attention. This consistent, immediate interruption of barking behaviour gradually teaches a dog to bark less.
Indoor and Outdoor Bark Control devices are also available that can reduce barking without the use of a collar. These devices detect the sound of barking and automatically respond with an ultrasonic sound that interrupts the barking behaviour. Because no collar is required, these can even be used to discourage a neighbour's dog from barking.
Types of Bark Control
Spray
Uses a quick burst of harmless spray near your dog's face to interrupt barking; spray can be unscented or citronella-scented
Static
Uses a harmless electronic "static" pulse against your dog's skin to interrupt barking instantly and consistently
Audible
Uses SoundBurst™ Technology to interrupt barking with an abrupt, harmless sound that dogs and people can hear.
Vibration
Uses a harmless vibration against your dog's skin to interrupt barking; feels somewhat like the vibration of a mobile phone
What do our customers say?
We understand that your dog's safety is your top concern. It's also important that your training experience is successful and productive. You may have heard some negative opinions about bark collars, and especially about static training. There is misinformation surrounding these products, but the truth is that they are safe and effective when used responsibly. Here are some resources to help you learn more
What makes PetSafe Bark Collars the Best?
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The Partnership for Electronic Training Technology (PETT) and the Electronic Collar Manufacturers Association™ (ECMA) represent international efforts to set high standards of quality, safety, efficacy and education for electronic training products in Europe. We’re proud to partner with PETT and ECMA to ensure that our bark control products meet or exceed these standards in every way.
