2 Pack Rechargeable Bark Collar No Shock/Shock/Vibration/Beep Electric Collar Waterproof Anti Barking Device

They work great however even when turning the sensitivity down they would sometimes go off just from my dog going down the stairs.

Horrible it’s confusing to use not intuitive at all. Also it doesn’t vibrate or shock the dog when they are barking but will randomly shock my dog when he shakes his head. Unfair to the dog and owner! I have tried all varying sensitivity levels, and it still doesn’t work properly! Waste of money! Only good thing I can say about it is the battery life last pretty long and has a quick charge. Other than that it’s useless does nothing. Had to return the it!

I've definitely used better but I think I'm past the return date. They're bulky and dig into the neck more than they need to. They just don't work when they should, and go off when they shouldn't so I had to keep resetting or just take them off. I dont want them going off at the wrong times giving my dogs discipline at the wrong times. Not gonna leave these on my dogs when I'm not home (which is why I bought them) so they're kinda useless. I also see they're cheaper now than when I purchased them which is kind of annoying lol.

A little large for a small dog, but works well.

First the instructions were so small to be able to read them I had to take photo and zone in on them. Plus they were very unclear. I followed inst and one collar buzzed just from the boy shaking His head or one of the other dog touching the collar. Poor thing he couldn’t play with his sisters without it buzzing.....no matter what settings I put it on. The other collar never buszzes. I checked and reset the strings several times. I guess you get what you pay for. They are being returned! These are the only Shock collars I could find that would fit our 7lb to 10lb toy dogs who are barkers....they bark at everything & everyone. Even though they didn’t have good reviews I purchased them anyway. Do not buy!!!!

Back story: I have a 1 year old Border Collie, a 5 years Lab. The two have become increasingly "barky" with just being happy & excited which has made the 100 lb. "baby" very nervous. He has learned to become more "barky". The only thing is his barks are deafening! Remote e-collars did not work well for this growing problem & the idea is to correct the behavior, not punish. By the time I could correct the right dog with the remote the moment was lost. What I love about these collars is that they respond quickly & decrease the chaos & the excited state of the dogs which in turn has allowed us to be able to enjoy them so much more. They are able to get positive reinforcement for being quiet now! The "baby" is not as nervous & scared of everything as he was. We didn't need or use a collar for him. We just needed to retrain his older "brothers". We have to keep an eye on the sensitivity level because when one dog barks, if it's loud enough, it can set off the other collar. Also if the dog shakes his head really hard it can set it off. It's just a matter of fine tuning everything. After the first couple of barks, they quickly understood what was acceptable & what was not. They respond to just the beep now. I have been very pleasantly impressed with the success of these collars for us. The dogs are learning when it's ok to bark too. When they go outside, they typically "yap" or whine to let us know they are ready to come in. They can still do this (by either taking the collar off or turning down the sensitivity), but amazingly they are reluctant to start a barking match with the next door neighbor's dog now. Turning the sensitivity up or down is very quick & easy too. No need to remove the collar. To anyone who questions whether or not this is humane treatment: it is far worse to allow dogs to escalate into nervous, excited, fearful & anxious behavior. That only sets humans & dogs alike in bad relationship dynamics. It is healthier, gentler & more kind to give them boundries. We & they are much more at peace now! I hope this helps!

Absolutely NO!!! I have used many collars over the years. I have multiple dogs and was tired of replacing expensive collars, I was hoping for a cheaper option. Well you get what you pay for and unfortunately I learned the hard way, and one of my girls had to suffer the consequences. These are horrible and malfunction. My dogs are the one's suffering. They go off even when they are not barking. I've turned them down and even the shock off, and still have issues. I haven't even had these collars a whole year yet... I take them off every day to charge, and put them back on during the day, if I'm out and about, so that my neighbors don't have to listen to barking while I'm gone. (I work from home) A few days ago one of the collars just malfunctioned horribly. It took an hour just to catch my dog to rip the collar off of her. It wouldn't stop going off over and over and over no breaks. It was on a low setting, mind you, and obviously was torturing her. She has super thick fur (Corgi) and I used the smallest prongs that come with the collars, always have. I was NOT prepared for what I saw next when I finally caught her and got the collar off. IT BURNED A HOLE IN HER NECK! she's now on antibiotics and gets her wound flushed throughout the day! I figured it was time to write a review. To warn those looking into these collars. I tried repeatedly to email the company but my emails were returned undeliverable. Absolutely NO!!!

First thing I did was put the collar on level 5, placed it on my hand and barked. I would never put something on pup that I haven't tried myself. It wasn't a shock that hurts...if you've ever used a tens unit it was more like that. It was more of a muscle contraction and different levels of contraction. Though it made me feel better, I started with the no shock option. That didnt work. She could care less about the beep/vibrate! So, I set it at level 3 beep/vibrate/shock to begin with as recommended by the package insert. The 1st time it went off, I heard a spastic move in the kitchen and she ran into her crate! It was such a strong move that I dropped it to a level 1. This has been a life saver! My pup has boundary anxiety meaning that when she is kept back from items she wants to play with or experience, she goes nuts! Walkers, runners, dogs, squirrels, cars… you name it she barks at it while running up-and-down and up-and-down the stairs. This made working from home quite difficult when you're on multiple conference calls a day. At 1st I felt like I was silencing her voice. Because when she would run outside she would run in circles at top speeds barking to say hello to all of her neighbor friends. What I thought was cute I realized could be a horrible annoyance to neighbors. Now, she'll bark once, hear the beep/vibrate and not bark again. She knows a when that beep goes off, she needs to stop. This only took her the day or 2 to learn. Because it's on a level 1 (least sensitive) within the house, she is still able to let out a little woof and grumble without the collar going off, but that's it. When outside, I up it to a level 2 increase the sensitivity. When the time comes we use power tools or the leaf blower, we will probably have to set it to a 5. When on a level 1 inside the house, she still able to bark repeatedly at anyone who approaches the front door, essentially barking through the collar bit I would expect her to do this. Once I know she has been retrained, I will put it back to the beep/vibrate mode only then hopefully stop use after that. Others may judge you for using this tactic, but you have to do what's best for your (mental sanity) family and your dog. It has really made the world of a difference for us.