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There are three different methods currently in use as no bark collars for
dogs. They are all effective in reducing barking, but some people wonder if
using these collars are ethical. As a dog owner, you should know about the no
bark dog collar you want to use on your noisy pet.
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Is It Ethical To Use No Bark Collars?
Citrus Spray Collars
Some no bark dog collars emit a citrus smell if the dog barks for long. Dogs
don't like this smell, so they will stop barking in order to avoid it. Some
collars also give a warning “hiss” sound, so the dog can stop barking before the
smell is sprayed on its muzzle if he listens and heeds the warning sound. These
no bark collars are considered ethical by experts, as there is no pain involved,
just a mild annoyance for the dog.
Sonic No Bark Collars
These collars emit a high pitched sound whenever the dog barks. The sound is
similar to the one of a dog's whistle. Humans can't hear this sound, but dogs
can, and they soon learn to stop barking so that the sound goes away. Is this
considered ethical by the experts? Yes. Once again, there is no pain involved –
it’s just a bit annoying for the dog. Note: This is the least effective type of
no bark collar, as dogs can get used to the sound over time, so don't overdo it.
Electric No Bark Collars
These collars give the dog a small electrical shock when it barks. It isn’t
truly dangerous, and can be compared to the shock you can get from static
electricity. Due to its name, people think that this type of collar is cruel and
unethical and shouldn't be used on animals. This one isn’t just an annoyance; it
physically does something to the dog. And well, some people think that's not ok.
But does it work? Yes, it does; so condiser it an option if your dog tends to
bark too much.
There are three types of no bark collars that you can use to train your dog:
citrus spray collars, sonic or ultrasonic collars, and electrical shock collars.
Most people have no problems with spray collars or sonic collars, but the idea
of an electrical shock makes them think that shock collars aren't good for dogs.
None of these methods are considered dangerous for dogs.
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