NinjaDog Rechargeable Bark Collar: Adjustable Sensitivity & Intensity - Beep, Vibration, and No Harm Shock for Small Medium Large Dogs Review

I ordered 3 of these collars as I have 3 large dogs that are outside a lot (they hate being inside for long periods). We live in a city and our neighbors are very close and our dogs bark at them every time they go outside. They shipped super fast! I ordered them without expecting them for another month but they arrived in about a week! Each of them came with 2 collars, 2 prongs of different lengths and rubber tips. They are also very easy to set up.

We have a one year old girl in our family who loves hearing her 'talk' to rabbits and squirrels who dare to get too close to their new home! After some more learning efforts, your product is finally working! We tried it on ourselves first to make sure it wasn't too fancy or fancy. It is not. The beep alerts her to calm down after the first loud bark, so she's really teaching her how to bark softly or when not. Bark loudly once! And then she stops. Our neighbors should be thankful too!

I bought this because every morning at 4am my two dogs would bark when my early riser neighbors let their dogs out - they wanted to play! It became intrusive and the children woke up and no one could go back to sleep. I couldn't take it anymore and ordered it. It beeps every night when I turn it on and the dogs notice. I think each of them barked once, and the first night, and that's it! You learned so quickly. I take it off every morning and have a rule that it is only worn when they go to bed

I have two dogs, one young and one older. The first day I installed and used bark collars I saw the results I wanted. I set them both to just beep and vibrate and the dogs barked once or twice, looked back at the front door, and then I told them to either come or stop barking. For two days both dogs barked once or twice and then stopped barking and observed what made them bark in the first place. Exactly what I wanted, a warning of the presence of a passerby and no constant and annoying barking

Four years ago my brother was given an adult beagle. The man who passed it on said he had many two dogs; that she was a puppy and since my brother wanted a beagle we thought that was very nice of him. As the week progressed she began to come out of her shell and we began to understand why she was free. Belle is not housebroken and refuses to be. She runs into the woods at all hours of the day unless she is carefully cared for and cannot be trained otherwise. She is not a dog motivated by praise