SparklyPets Nylon Humane Dog Bark Collar 2 Pack|Anti Barking Training Collar|Vibrating, No Shock Stop Barking For Small Medium Large Dogs|Upgrade 2019 Pet Corrector,?15.24 cm,W_10.16 cm,Black

My dogs (two lhasa apsos) are still barking a lot instead of wearing these collars. I am really puzzled and cannot justify the price I bought these with. I don’t know what to be done next!

Mis vecinos me hicieron observaciones sobre los ladridos, así que estuve buscando opciones y encontré esta, lleva 2 días con el y ya se nota la diferencia, me gusta que son honestos en decir que es un collar entrenador y que puede que no sirva en todos los perros, en mi caso si funcionó, espero y como leí por ahí en otra reseña mi Husky aprenda y ya retirarselo, de momento estoy encantado con este producto, le pongo 4 estrellas en resistencia por que es de plástico el broche y se ve algo frágil, aunque no se ha roto, de ahí en fuera todo bien!

If you have dogs that bark like crazy when anyone walks by or in your house, I can't stress enough how freaking awesome these collars work! My husband did a job yesterday and the homeowner ended up being a dog trainer that had a ton of puppies on the property. They were so quiet! The trainer suggested sparklypets bark collars (NOT SHOCK COLLARS) when he mentioned our 3 crazy pups to him. They beep and vibrate at different levels to distract the barking and get longer and more frequent if they don't respond. If you have ever been to our house, you know how annoying our furbabies are..until you sit down and relax they won't shut up! God forbid you get up to use the bathroom! You are immediately a stranger again no matter how long you were sitting there. So, I ordered them yesterday and got them a couple hours ago today. Can I tell you that it works freaking immediately!?! I was in shock! They were each corrected like 3 times and now there's no barking when people walk down the street and they didn't even excitedly bark and howl when my husband came home! Now I just need my neighbor to let her coon hound out in the backyard so I can put them to the true test, especially with our biggest pup Dias! He usually goes insane aggressive barking whenever he knows she's on the other side of the fence or sees another dog. Joey (the Chihuahua) is a nervous barker whenever someone new comes near him making him come off as vicious when in reality he can barely chew his dog food, hides under blankets to cuddle, and would never hurt a fly. Jeffy, our medium shih-poo is still super hyper but doing it quietly lol. I hope it continues to do the trick and they won't need them soon!! I figure 4-6 hours a day max so they don't get irritated. Fingers crossed for future puppy play dates and gatherings without the craziness!

The media could not be loaded.  Works well. My spitz’s barking is controlled. Good product and doesn’t not harm dog physically but just produce a sound and slight vibration on the collar.

La calidad y precio es buena para el perro que si funciono pero para el otro me salio caro el que no lo detuviera de ladrar. Creo que es cada animal reacciona diferente y elnaparato es bueno se debe de intentar

Update 4/9/2020:Unfortunately I have bad news to report. After two weeks, the first collar stopped working (the vibration), even after replacing with new batteries. The second collar quickly followed suit. They still beeped, but no long vibrated. I'm returning the original set and the new unopened second set I bought. What is sad is they worked initially, and they worked well. I tried new batteries, and even the batteries that came with them, and they simply stopped working. They just beeped, which my dogs don't care about. It's the vibration that was doing the trick. So these barking collars do not have longevity.If anyone reading this finds a dog bark collar that works for a long time, and for small dogs 5-7 pounds, please comment below.Original Review:I've been trying out the barking collars on two constant barking dogs for a week now. So far, they work great for one dog, perhaps too good as now she runs and hides. So with her, I'm not putting it on her unless she barks, to teach her that barking leads to her wearing something she hates. That tactic seems to be doing the trick. She's a 7-pound Chihuahua.The other dog, a 6-pound Yorkie, keeps testing it out, then backs down from barking. She's either super smart, or super stubborn, or both. The device is pretty big on them.I still have two more collars to try out on my other two smaller 5-pound Chihuahuas. One of them suffers from seizures, she is a barker, and I need her to be calm, which I bet this would help, but at the same time I wonder if this would stress her out and cause her to have a seizure. So I'm on the fence at the moment on trying it out on her.The other Chihuahua is such a loner, I'd hate to make that worse with her. She will join in on the barking when delivery guys show up or my husband comes home. The 4 of them can make quite the racket and get so crazy, demonstrating that pack mentality. I have the extra two collars for situations where I absolutely must have them all be quiet, like when guest are over, if we evacuate for a hurricane and stay at a pet friendly hotel (I don't want the hotel to change their minds).Because my dogs are so small, I had to trim quite a bit of the collars to make them fit right without a long piece dangling. I need to try to figure out how to stop the ends from shredding. I would not leave these on dogs that are unattended. Whenever I leave, the collars come off. I like that they work without needing to shock my dogs. The vibration is really good and they do not like that, but I know it's not hurting them.I hope that in the future they come out with a smaller device for tiny dogs like mine. I'm sure the technology is heading that way. For now, I do recommend this brand of barking collar. If anything changes, I will update. (I really will update if anything changes.)