Review on 🐶 Pavlov Digital No-Bark Collar: Advanced Sound and Vibration Technology for Effective Anti-Bark Training by Christine Moore

Love the idea of this collar but this one ended up in the trash. I like that it vibrates instead of banging. It's only supposed to work when my dog is barking and it was fine at first, but then my dog lay down under the pillows in his favorite spot. Maybe it was causing static from rubbing against the pillows, but I heard a beep and she came out from under the pillows and now she's petrified in her favorite spot. Before this happened I had several problems. One has a QR code and should go to a guide, but it leads to a website that only gives general information. There are no written instructions in the box. I found this unsettling because I had to figure out how to use it myself. You can only use it for sound, but my dog wasn't in the sound phase as he was barking madly at a passing dog. So I switched it to sound and vibration. The tone increases in stages, but the vibration is long and strong and only on one stage. It also does not initially warn with a tone, but makes tones with vibration. If at first he only made noise and, in extreme cases, vibration, then the error described above probably would not have occurred. Also, it's pretty silly to play the tones at the same time instead of building up the vibration. I also think part of the problem is that this one only works with sound when others with small probes feel the vibration in the dog's throat. In any case, it ends up in the garbage. My dog is now afraid of the family room and won't get in here. I'm sure she'll forget about it eventually and everything will be fine, but I regret even trying this thing. I do not recommend this bark collar. Thank you for reading my review, Becky Brooks.