Collar Upgraded Anti Barking Vibration Medium Review

I was a bit skeptical about many things. My first concern was humanity and application. After seeing Dixie's initial reaction and reading Pulse, I was very pleased with the results. My neighbors don't mind every time a possum crosses the fence and Dixie tells us about it at 3am! Cheers to the bark collar. Liked the quality too! and at a reasonable price! Go ahead Dixie. Go cowboys!

I have purchased 2 Colts double bark collars. One of the collars turned out to be defective. I contacted them and received an immediate response to replace the defective collar. I loved it and in fact a box with not 1 but TWO collars arrived in less than a week. They replaced the double pack. I found it very generous and offered to pay for a second one, but they just wanted me to be happy as a consumer. Also, the collars seem to work great for my 3 small dogs and I am very happy with the…

Bought for my Husky/Gold and my Great Pyrenees/Maremma. One worked right away while I charged the other. Our Pyr is naturally a very large barker by nature, she only guards our house, no livestock. She only wears it at home and during the day because her barking will scare everyone while we're away and at night. Our other dog only barks when ours does, but in a very hoarse voice. I've set them to only vibrate (Pyr @ level 6 and Gold @ level 4) and that's enough to do the trick. Has short ridges

These collars are perfect for teaching your dog to stop barking! We love that we can use it with or without a shock, as well as 7 different intensity settings for both vibration and shock modes. Our Border Collies barked uncontrollably at anything that sounded like a car, a door and most importantly another dog even barking miles away for 5-7 minutes. Within the first day of using these standard bell collars, our dogs' barking decreased significantly. For visitors at our door, we used the…

Background: I have a 1 year old English Mastiff, a 5 year old Labrador and a 7 year old Pekepu. The two older ones "barked" more and more with joy and excitement, which made the 200-kilo "baby" very nervous. He has learned to become "barker". The only thing is that his barking is deafening! Remote e-collars have failed to solve this growing problem, and the idea is to correct, not punish, behavior. By the time I could correct the correct dog with the remote control, the moment was over. What I…