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Why Use an Anti Bark Collar?
 Research has shown that a barking dog is one of the most stressful noises in a household. Anti Bark Collars can provide safe and effective relief from that constant noise. Dogs bark for a variety of reasons, some good and some bad. If your dog is barking too much, there is help available.
Varieties of Anti Bark Collars:
Spray mist collars deliver a short burst of a spray made with natural oils and other ingredients. When your dog barks, the spray will automatically be delivered and will quiet the dog. After just a few days of use, most dogs will stop their nuisance barking. Most vets agree that these sprays are safe for dogs and the humans they live with. Varieties include citrus oil, citronella, and other natural essential oils.
Static shock collars deliver a small static charge when your dog barks. Your pooch will quickly learn to associate barking with this unpleasant feeling, and nuisance barking can usually be controlled quickly. There are sizes available to fit most breeds, but this type of collar is generally not used on small (under 8 lbs) pets. Some pet owners object to these shock collars as cruel, and some vets feel they may increase anxiety and/or aggressiveness in overly-sensitive dogs.
Ultrasonic Anti Bark Collars use sound to control nuisance barking. The tone used is extremely high-pitched (outside of normal human hearing ranges) and dogs generally find it unpleasant. These lightweight devices are considered safe to use on all dogs, and are especially good for small and toy-sized dogs.
Where to Buy Anti Bark Collars:
Online pet stores will generally have the best selection and give you an easy way to compare.
Local pet stores often offer a good selection, and some of the stores allow you to bring your dog in with you. This can be helpful for finding the right size collar.
Department stores will have a more limited selection, and you won't be able to bring your dog with you.
Check With Your Vet
Before purchasing any of these anti bark devices, it's a good idea to check with your veterinarian. It's important to rule out any underlying
physical or emotional problems that may be aggravating your pet. Your vet can help you decide on the best choice for your particular dog. With a little patience, a lot of love, and the proper Anti Bark Collar, you and your lovable dog can live in peace.
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