Bark Stop Water Resistant Dog Training Collar

A useful training aid to get your dog to stop barking or to reduce unwanted barking. The Bark Stop Dog Collar is a device that lets out an audible warning after its vibration sensors detect your dog's bark. A simple little device that straps to your dogs throat via an adjustable soft collar, the unit will sound either an audible beep every time your dog barks or, if the Ultrasonic setting is selected, it will allow only your dog to hear the unit when it activates. So grab a unit today and start training your dog to reduce nuisance barking!

*NOTE: Please note this item is classified as an "anti-bark collar", NOT an "electronic collar". This collar only emits a sound, it does NOT produce any shock or vibration.
We strongly recommend that you consult a qualified animal behaviorist / trainer / veterinarian before resorting to use of an anti-bark collar on your dog. All use of anti-bark or remote training collar is subject to legal terms and conditions of use before purchase. You may find the legal terms of use here.
You may also find other useful information and downloadable fact sheets here.

By purchasing this product you acknowledge that Crazysales.com.au has clearly advised you of the legal conditions for use of this anti-bark collar.

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Dogs bark for a reason, and there are many ways that excessive barking can be managed.

It is important to identify the reason behind the excessive barking of a dog. By identifying the cause it is often possible to reduce or stop the excessive barking problem quite simply. Causes can include loneliness, boredom, fear, anxiety or illness, dogs may be trying to get some attention (even negative attention such as scolding may be preferred to no attention), to warn or alert you of something they see as a potential threat (i.e. postman, movement of people, animals or vehicles outside the property) or because they are cold, hungry or thirsty.

Simply giving a dog obedience training, more attention or some enrichment (toys, walks etc), blocking its view of movement outside the property or allow it in the house (or at least in an area where it has regular contact with people) may solve the problem.

A veterinarian, veterinary behaviourist or qualified dog trainer can assist with identifying the problem and providing advice or training to reduce or stop the nuisance barking behaviour.

If an electronic anti-bark collar is being used the dog must be monitored when the collar is first put on to ensure the dog is recognising the cause of the stimulation and how to prevent it from occurring. If the collar is not successful in reducing barking or the dog does not recognise the cause of the stimulation then remove the collar and seek further advice from a veterinary behaviourist, veterinary practitioner or qualified dog trainer.

Source: Code of Practice for Training Dogs and Cats to Wear Electronic Collars

• Dog Training Aid
• Water Resistant
• Adjustable Stretch Collar
• Ultrasonic and Audible Selections
• On/Off Button
• Triggers Accurately via Bark Vibration (other dog's barking will not activate)
• Batteries Included
• User Manual Included