Bark Control for Dogs

If the problem is not with your dogs, but your neighbors dogs, we have several Ultrasonic Bark Control Products too.

What are the differences in these bark control collars and accessories?

Spray Bark Collars emit a harmless spray under your dog's snout that immediately interrupts his or her barking. We have citronella and unscented spray. Spray bark collars are best for all dogs, especially extra sensitive dogs.

Static Bark Collars produce a gentle static correction that is similar to a static shock that you might receive after rubbing your feet on the carpet. These bark collars are great for stubborn dogs.

Ultrasonic Bark Control devices release a high frequency sound that only a dog can hear. The sound discourages your dog as well as your neighbors dogs from barking. We recommend these devices for sensitive and small dogs.

Our Vibration Bark Collars use a varying pattern of vibration that surprises a dog. It does not use any static correction and is ideal for sensitive and deaf dogs.

About Bark Control

You may be wondering if you'll ever get a good night's sleep, or be able to smile at your neighbor again. If that's the case, it's probably time to get a bark control collar or device.

The reality - dogs bark. They do it when they're excited or when they sense danger. Some do it when they're bored – or worse, for no reason at all. You want to teach your dog that barking is only permitted under certain circumstances.

Our indoor and outdoor bark control devices are marvels of miniaturization and innovation. They monitor for your dog's bark and automatically let him know when he needs to be quiet. These remarkable collars can remove the strain that excessive barking has put on your relationship with your otherwise perfect pal.

Why Dogs Bark

Dogs bark. It is part of their normal and natural communication and behavior. Dogs can bark for appropriate and good reasons, such as when strangers approach our house, they hear an odd noise, or they are herding sheep. Most of us want our dogs to be "watch dogs" and alert us to anything unusual. But dogs can also bark inappropriately. In two scientific surveys of dog owners, approximately 1/3 of them reported their dogs barked excessively. To control barking in our dogs, we first need to understand why they are barking. Read More