Dog Bark Control Collar, 2-Pack, Training Device (Black)

Month 2 update: I hardly ever leave this many reviews, but this collar has been a game-changer. My girls are basically barkless now—no collars needed outside! We just did the ol’ “bark and back on” trick until they got it. Indoor barking is still fair game (apparently), so round two begins. Why did it take two months to start indoors? No clue. Stay tuned! Update: It’s been a whole month with these collars, and I’ve got to say… my dogs are acting like they just started meditating. Not only are they not barking at the neighbors—they barely even acknowledge their existence. Other dogs, cats, squirrels…peaks interest but not a peep!! If you’re dreaming of peaceful mornings, quiet evenings, and a dog that looks at squirrels like, “not today,” then you need to try these. I’m not even being dramatic (okay, maybe a little)—this might just be one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. Zen mode: activated. 🧘‍♂️🐾 —————————————— Only on day two and I’m convinced these collars were forged by wizards. Our lives have been transformed. My two furry lunatics—a Chihuahua and a Chorkie—have finally discovered that not everything needs to be barked at. Apparently, the mere sight of neighbors existing on their own property was previously considered an act of war. To make things worse, said neighbors are dog-sitting—because clearly, the universe wanted to test the structural integrity of my sanity. I’ve ordered and returned several collars before, because finding something that fits these two has been testing. These collars have been the least invasive therefore the only ones that have been tried and tested. Day One: I charge the collars while scanning the instructions. I strap them on, knock on my own door, and—bark, beep, buzz, PANIC. My dogs immediately transform into guilty-looking beat puppies. Did I feel bad? A little but impressed. Test Two: Neighbors are out with their visiting pup. Dread sets in. I release the hounds. They charge outside, sense the neighbors, bark, beep, buzz—cue Scooby-Doo scramble—and then… SILENCE. Sweet, eerie silence. Did I cry a little? Possibly. Did the neighbors look shocked and relieved? Yes! Day Two: We repeat the process. There’s still mild dread, but this time there is hope. They bark once, get buzzed, and suddenly remember they’re civilized members of society. Magical. The downside? My dogs now walk around post-bark like they’ve been personally shamed by Cesar Millan. But honestly? Better than me sprinting along the fence line in pajamas yelling “NO BARK!” like a maniac. Bonus: my neighbors might actually make eye contact with me again. Stay tuned.

Love that it’s small sized and automatically adjusts sensitivity based on usage. I do wish it had a tracker to count how many times the collar is activated. We worried about it not having the shock mode but we don’t need it!

They are not performing as well as expected. I will probably be returning them. By day two, both of my Morkies were getting accustomed to the beeping & vibration, therefore barked in spite of the sensitivity levels being raised. I am so disappointed & will probably return them & try a different brand.

These are an absolute godsend. They work perfect on my 6 pound Chinese crested and all the way up to my 50 pound larger breed dog. If you have an aggressive barker it may not work as great as with one of my smaller dogs, it helps curb the barking, but it does not stop it because she is just such a crazy barker however, my other four dogs it does stop them. They came charged and it holds a charge for days.

Work great for my two dachshunds. I like that they don't have a "shock" option. The vibration and beeping noise work!