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Before you buy an anti bark collar for your dog, you need to do some
research. What types of dog collars are there? How can you choose the right one?
Are they necessary for all barking dogs?
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Things To Consider When Getting Anti Bark Collars For Dogs
Types of anti bark collars
There are three main types of anti barking collars: citrus spray, sonic collars,
and electrical collars. All of which are safe and perfectly harmless to use
while you're training your pet to reduce barking.
A citrus spray (citronella) works by spraying the muzzle of the dog when the dog
starts to bark. Because dogs hate the smell of citrus, they want to stop being
sprayed with the citrus smell. Very often, collars of this type will hiss before
releasing the citrus spray, so that they eventually learn to stop the barking
before the spraying.
The second type of collars use sound. The principle of these collars is that
they emit a sound that is not detectable by the human ear, but it is detected by
dogs. Over time, the dog is annoyed or distracted by the high pitched tone to
stop barking.
Lastly, anti bark dog collars that are electrical give out small, harmless
shocks to the dog's neck whenever it barks. This could be compared to the static
electric shock you might get after walking across carpet. That is, it doesn't
hurt and it isn't painful, but it really makes you pay attention.
What Else to Consider?
There are even some collars that use more than one of the mentioned anti barking
methods. For instance, they might release a citrus spray, emit a sound, or both,
whenever the dog barks.
Some anti bark dog collars have an escalation device. For example, you can
adjust how loud the sound is or the intensity of the shock. The level would
gradually rise until the barking ended. In any case, the dog will associate the
barking with the negative sensation. With time, your dog will learn to behave
without the use of the collar.
It pays to do a little research on your options on anti bark collars for dogs.
Collars can work by using citronella spray, sonic or ultrasonic sounds, or
electronic shocking. All types are safe for your dog, and they will keep the
barking to a minimum.
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