barking does this training address barking?
1829349
I said no, as I do not have a dog who barks constantly. I would go to his website and read the FAQ's, I believe he addresses the issue
1166502
The dogs WILL hear it and, as in my neighborhood,they will probably bark more.You can buy things that will bother their they're ears (not permanently just while they are barking).Look up NO BARK PRODUCTS.GOOD LUCK
113578
It is not a bark collar. We use the remote. Have to be intentional on the exact behavior you want to avoid. Can't keep zapping randomly or dog will be confused. Completely manual remote. Great tool for training.
505251
I am not sure. ...my dog is trained and she comes back at the audible alarm...we actually had a different one when we trained her and that one shocked for 15 seconds. ..If they stray and get shocked (during training) call them back...it should not take long for them to understand
589250
Yes and it worked like a charm for our dog..even the sight of the box keeps him from barking.
2048919
Some dogs learn not to bark. Our dog is a difficult dog and didn't learn to stop barking. We use it when he goes outside so he won't disturb the neighbors with his barking. We use it inside when we need to take a nap or at nightime or when we don't want to hear him barking. Overall, it solved a huge problem we were having. Our dog was driving our neighbors crazy with his barking and it was causing us a lot of stress. This device doesn't hurt the dog.
2030178
I train dogs for a living. If any of the dogs in the house has very sensitive personalities it may be to much. If they are not sensitive at all it may not work because they may not be sensitive enough to care about the sound. What every you use has to be more important to stop then why they are barking in the first place. I hope this helps
977377
It is helpful for barking. You would have to use the button to train your dog, so I would think you may want to seek another method to train your dog because it won't activate the noise unless they bark while nipping.
811155
NO, it is activated to their voice/bark, if they bark quietly then it just a little warning, if they bark real load and continuously then it gets stronger with the bark. Best investment, costly but worth every penny. the first week you want to keep it on them for two weeks straight then after that you use it as needed. Its a learning tool.
1896952
I think you would have to couple the sound with a quick jerk on the leash. In other words, hit the device and quickly give her a sharp jerk and tell her "down." That way she will tie the sound to the down command. Over time, you should be able to just tell her "down" and in order to avoid the sound, she will comply. It does work well for barking, but I also couple it with "quiet!" then a quick blast on the device. They are now at the point where just telling them "quiet" gets the desired response.
950419
Likely not. I would consult with www.leerburg.com. they have several michael ellis dvds which are excellent. The ecollar will help with the barking if you already have taught basic obedience and he continues to go against your command. I have a rescue also.
933723
not sure but think its to change the contacts with - not a word in the quarter page of instruction!By the way, they are doing amazingly good job of nearly stopping the barking. Don't think either has gotten a shock since the second day.
2176695
According to the instructions that come with it, that is what it is designed for. The tone of the whistle can be adjusted. I think why it won't work for our neighbor's barking dog is that we cannot be consistent about using it, since the barking is also during the day when we aren't home, and we don't stand in the door/window for hours on end in the evenings. It definitely gets the dog's attention, so I would think, with consistency in training, it would work. Hope this helps.
863183
Good question, it honestly depends on a few different things 1) Bark Collar Strength setting 2) The amount of vibration created with the whines and whimpers and 3) your specific dog. I would recommend following the program which they suggest to you. Start with it only on "beep" mode so the dog can become familiarized with the noise, then after 1 week switch it to the low corrective mode. This should take care of almost all the issues with kennel noise.
1384305
Yes, there is a Bark Correction Mode. I haven't tried it (my dog isn't a barker), but guide says the device does.
552994
No. I actually did a lot of research trying to find a "remote controlled bark collar" and it doesn't seem to exist. After a lot of thought about what training I was trying to accomplish, I decided to go with this collar as opposed to a bark collar. With this I could always tap the button if he was barking excessively, and also use the collar for other training. A bark collar was too limited. Good luck!
2011404
It does have automated bark feature..however our husky learned how to ignore it...lol! He doesn't cry as long as we are with him. It is one of the best ones we tried. Good Luck!