The Woof WhispererSmall Anti Bark Dog Collar STOP BARKING No Shock Vibration Sound Training Collar HUMANE & SAFE Automatic Anti-Bark Barking Deterrent Device

Très content de mes 2 colliers. Je n'y croyais pas trop et pourtant ça marche et sans traumatiser nos 2 loulous.

Our Labrador started barking in the early morning one day and would not stop - she was waking us up at 6 am and would bark for 30 min or longer for no apparent reason - we tried everything we could think of but nothing worked. Desperate we started searching online and came across this collar. We needed something that we knew would not cause her any discomfort or pain. We were not expecting such great result - she barked twice the first morning and one more try the following day - nothing since. We feel human again being able to sleep without barking waking us up each morning - it felt like having a newborn! I would highly recommend it to anyone struggling with the same problem!

Not as good as I thought it would be. It doesn’t o off directly she starts barking. I feel guilty putting it on her, they are so large for a chihuahua. She is so tiny.

I have a Yorkshire terrier that sounds like an Alsatian when he barks. This is the second one of these I bought as we lost the first one. This collar works a charm at deterring him from barking.It beeps and vibrates like a phone this is uncomfortable but does not shock him. I got the one for small dogs and it's perfect size. I sometimes put it on him at night or during the day when working from home.As soon as he starts barking it beeps and he stops. He hates wearing it and now just showing it to him is enough to stop him barking.Its not something that I would make him wear all the time however as I think that would be unfair.I'm taking as star off because A the batteries are a little bit tricky to find for it (not impossible but you might have to order them online etc) and B when the battery starts to die it does one continuous beep and I spent half and hour at three am looking around the house for what was beepingDefinitely recommended but I guess it's effectiveness would depend on your dogs personality.

My situation....I have a miniature dachshund, who is perfect in every way, except he usually barks at other dogs who he sees, and also people who dare to say 'hello' to him. This is awkward, and makes our walks quite tense. We end up avoiding dogs by crossing over and spend our outings apologising to people. Our dog must sense this. He is 3 in Jan 2023, so we had him on the very first day of the first covid lockdown, so he had poor socialisation, as we weren't allowed out ofcourse. I was chatting to another dachshund owner with her silent dog just sitting there whilst I was apologising (as usual) about the barking. She suggested this collar. We ordered it. It arrived the next day, as did, by email, a video about it. It comes with two batteries, so one is a spare. It also has a blue and a pink changeable front, so will suit all dogs. We ordered the small version as our dog is small (I worked that out for myself!). We clipped the collar on, and went on our first walk. The point is, that to start with, you WANT your dog to bark so that it beeps and he learns. So, with with positivity we strode out and actually headed for other dogs. We had a spring in our step and a new confidence. Our little dog barked, but crucially, only once. The collar beeped (it automatically progresses to vibration is the barking session continues), and our dog stopped, looked a little confused, and carried on walking. When he does bark, we immediately say 'quiet', so links the beeping with quiet. Today, on day 5 of the collar, which we always remove in the home, we walked along a busy sea front past several dogs....not a sound. In a shop he barked once at an assistant, but in another a woman gave him a cuddle...NOT A SOUND. HE IS NOT UPSET, DISTRESSED, OR WORRIED ABOUT THIS COLLAR. if he was we would not use it. Result....we are all less stressed during and after walks. This makes for a happy doggy and doggy parents! Definitely try it. The aim of course is to train the barking out, and not have to wear it long-term.