Dogedu Du153 No Bark Collar Sensitivity Adjustable with Beeper Static Shock

Doesn't work all of the time, but works well when it does. The batteries ran down in a short amount of time, and instructions are unclear as to what + and - sign do in relation to strength of shock or collar sensitivity to sound.

We have been using this bark collar with our pup for the last few months. It works decently and is worth the cost.Pros:-My dog stopped barking for literally 9 hours straight during the work day.-My favorite thing about this collar is the incremental warnings. This collar gives a tone 4 times, each increment longer than the last, before delivering a static shock. I want my dog to be able to bark and this allows him to relieve that stress but he knows not to bark more than a few times.Cons:-Sometimes it doesn't register mr. pups bark at all-strap comes loose frequently and requires daily tightening to work properly-Uses a battery that isn't easy to find. I can only find them at pet stores and on Amazon and they are a little pricey per battery (about $3), but they last long enough each.I would buy it again for the price and would recommend it.

I was really hesitant about getting this as I worked as a veterinary technician for over 18 years. My bf has a 6# Pom mix, and she constantly barks at nothing, or everything. We tried other measures to no avail. I ordered this and honestly she hardly barked the day it arrived, and I hadn't taken it out of the box! (Did she somehow know??)It came with a battery, two sizes of "electrode" tips, an adjustable web collar and what I believe to be is an extra fuse?? The instructions are not clear. The battery cover removes easily, and the battery installed w/o problems. I chose the smaller electrodes and they screw onto the unit easily. Attach the collar, adjust to fit so the electrodes are snug against the throat but not tight enough to restrict movement (you should be able to slip a single finger in between the neck and the collar.) I cut off the excess on the collar, leaving a little extra which I folded back and secured with a rubber band.I set this to the lowest setting, which only toned when she barked, and that did not stop her. I then set it to the next level by pressing the + button once. (There are 7 levels of sensitivity). There is an audible beep each time you press the + or - setting.The first time she barked, I heard the tone and I told her sternly to quiet down. She barked again within a few seconds and it toned again. I again told her quiet down, and stepped out of the room. She barked a third time, followed by a slight single yelp. I felt bad, but she didn't cry and cry. The unit will also tone if she whines loudly, even on the second to lowest setting.The first day she was shocked twice, and in the evening I put her regular collar back on (tightening it to about the same snugness as the bark collar to hopefully "fool her") and took off the bark collar. I hardly heard a peep out of her all night. I tried her collar this morning but soon realized she'd have to have the bark collar back on. I have only heard her bark and it tone one time all day.I am not comfortable enough with this to leave it on her overnight, yet. I recommend that you do not leave this on your pet without supervision until the dog gets the idea and you know the unit is working correctly, and you can select the correct sensitivity level for your dog.

This is our second one of these 'humane' bark collars. They are effective in limiting barking, however both have corroded and left sores on our dog's neck. The first time we thought it was due to the prongs getting wet, but not this time. The first time the collar was loose and it left several small burn-like wounds. This time the collar was tight and left one large burn. The prong was adhered to the dog's skin. The intensity of the wound could have been limited if we checked it more often, but this should not happen. I wish they made a collar that would just beep and not shock.

I have a little Min Pin (Moku) with seperation anxiety. I have tried EVERYTHING to stop his howling. He sounds like 10 dogs are being tortured. In the beginning I kept expecting the humane society to leave a note on the door or force the door open.I tried the anti stress chewables, treats when he was good, and scolding when he howled. I also tried the ultrasonic egg and that helped for two days and he went back to howling. I thought about trying the collar with citronella spray; but many reviews reported the spray activating if the dog was good but just shook their body.This little dog would start howling if I just left the room to use the bathroom.Several neighbors complained of his howling so I bought this collar. The first day I put it on him I set the shock to the highest rating. I walked out the door. I heard one bark followed by screeching. I walked back in and adjusted the response down to the lowest setting and walked out again. He barked; the tone went off and he never barked again because now he knows that collar bites if he starts howling.If you have a little dog (Moku weighs 10 pounds) I highly recommend this collar.You will need to trim the collar to sice because the collar was so long Moku was standing up and the end of the collar was dragging on the floor. So adjust the collar to fit your dog and trim to length and melt the nylon with a lighter to prevent the nylon from fraying.

This works really good ! But I purchased it in April and here it is July and it does work anymore Ive changed batteries a number of times but it is broken already so now I have to purchase it again and I have two dogs so thats means I have to purchase two more now cause they both dont work ! trying to contact the seller but info is not availble ! So hopefully writting this reveiw they will contact me otherwise I will have to find another company to buy them from !