Small Dog Bark Collar – Humane No Shock, Rechargeable Anti Barking Collar, No Harmful Prongs, Sound and Vibration, 7 Sensitivity Levels – for Small and Medium Dogs
$24.75
Price: $24.75
(as of Jan 16, 2025 22:48:16 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.5 x 1.5 x 0.1 inches; 8.82 ounces
Item model number : VES189
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : September 4, 2019
Manufacturer : Pawious
ASIN : B07VNZ1HRN
【Created for Small or Medium Dogs】- we designed this bark collar specifically for small or medium dogs weighing 7-80 lbs. It includes the appropriate collar size, sensors, and vibration tone intensity. That is why it can have limited effectiveness for large dogs weighing over 80 lbs.
【No Shock & No Neck Prongs Design】- No neck prongs design makes it the most humane barking collar for dogs. 7 progressive levels of sound and vibration are the most efficient way of dog training. Effective for about 95% of small or medium dogs.
【No False Triggers】- Dog bark collar will not react to barks of other dogs avoiding any unfair beeps and vibrations. Just make sure the collar is not too tight and not too loose
【Extra Accessories】- 4 different color faceplates for anti bark collar that can be changed to your preferences or dog’s color or gender.
【Rechargeable and Rainproof】- Bark collar for small dogs has a fast-charging battery and energy-saving sleep mode after 1 minute of no barking. A dog can wear it in the rain.
Customers say
Customers find the collar offers good value for money and is a useful training tool. They appreciate its quality, design, and ease of use. However, some have mixed opinions about functionality, barking, and vibration level.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
Lynn Franklin –
Wow! This is Effective!
My standard poodle learned as a puppy that yipping would bring people running to pet him. Flash forward to adulthood and he barks to get attention from people who pass by my car. He’s a big dog; most people don’t understand that he’s being friendly when he barks for attention. The last thing I want is for my dog to scare someone. I’ve tried every trick in my toolbox to stop this behavior. But effective training requires consistency and it’s impossible to be consistent when the problem only occurs when I’m behind the wheel of a car. I purchased this collar in desperation. After only one use, he suddenly understands what I mean when I say “quiet.” I was able to actually visit with friends from our cars (masked and six-feet apart) with a quiet dog.To make this collar work, you’ll need to place it directly over his voice box and make sure the collar is tight enough. If the collar doesn’t beep on the first bark (you’ll hear it), the collar is too loose. Once you get the collar adjusted correctly, you need to teach your dog that he controls the collar. The easiest way to do this is to find someone to help you create a situation where you dog normally barks. Stay by his side and, when he starts to bark, cue “quiet.” The collar will beep at the first two barks, then vibrate at the third one. This is usually enough to stop the barking. When he stops, say “good quiet!” and reward him with a treat. As I said, it only took one training session for my standard poodle to figure this out.Interestingly, the cue “quiet” is more effective now even when he isn’t wearing the collar — which tells me he never understood the word.For me, this collar was worth every penny.
J Dollar –
Very disappointing especially for the price.
At first, the collar worked perfectly. I like that it is small and doesn’t have prongs to irritate my dogs throat which is why I purchased this particular model. My mini poodle rarely got to the vibration level as she would quit barking after the first beep or two. But just a few weeks after I started using it, the collar goes off on it’s own without so much as a growl. No matter how I adjusted the sensitivity, the collar would still go off randomly. (My sister purchased the same collar for her dog and so far she has had no problems with it.) Unfortunately though, I can’t recommend this collar as it is not reliable and will potentially punish your dog for being quiet, which is supposed to be the goal.UPDATE: My sisters collar quit working too. Hers started going off when her dog was quiet but one of the other dogs barked.
Sondra –
Works Pretty Good
We have been using this for a couple of months and it works pretty good, although my dog is starting to get used to it and it isn’t working as good as it first did. Overall I have been happy with it though. Its not the collars fault that my dog is starting to ignore it. I did not want anything with prongs that could injure my doggo, so this seemed like a good solution. The battery life is really good, especially if you take the collar off when your dog is chilling inside and turn it off. We didn’t have to charge it for several weeks-month when we first got it. We did start leaving it on her all the time, and probably have to charge it ever 1.5-2 weeks with constant use (we take it off at night and turn it off)Update:After several months my dog seems to ignore the collar but I think it did help to train her not to bark as much. We also used treats and commands to try to train her so I think this is still a great tool to use along with additional training. You can’t expect to only use the collar and no training and continue to get results long term. My neighbors even said that whatever we did worked great and he hardly notices the dogs barking anymore. The battery lasts a long time especially if you take it off and turn it off when not in use and at night while your dog is sleeping.
Sue Noordhoek –
Not what I thought
Goes off when dog shakes her head but does not always work when she barks. Sensitive to head shake but not barking.
Deluca –
Corona Walkers making my dog go crazy
When the virus hit and everyone was working from home and we live backed up to open space – everyone started being active and going on walks and it was now throughout the day which made my dog insane. She barked at everything. I didn’t want to get a shock collar to hurt her but we wanted to be able to be on calls and allow the neighbors to do the same. I didn’t and still don’t know which level we were at when i first charged it and put it on her. I used it on myself first and it was a good vibration but i wasn’t sure if it would help or not honestly. I didn’t spend too long charging it at all – about 30 min and then used it for days just during the hours we needed it. She was confused at first but never acted hurt when it worked and since that day we have had a much quieter home. She is a 20lb dog. I am not sure how well this would work on a larger animal. Glad we purchased. Works like a charm.
A Lady on the Internet –
Questionable Reliability
This would be a great product if it didn’t have so many misses and misfires. It seems to register my dog’s first bark about 33% of the time. On the flip side, regardless of the intensity setting, the beep goes off at random times (without bark) — sometimes when my dog is scratching her ears or chewing her bully stick. The randomness of the effectiveness has led us to discontinue item. Currently seeking similar item that is more reliable and dependable. I’ll likely try one with a remote next time as I can see how that might be helpful to correct other behaviors once the barking is under control (though those usually come with shock feature which I’m seeking to avoid). I’m not sure if I just got a lemon in the product line or if they are all like this. Just beware—if you notice same pattern, return item. I would’ve returned had I kept packaging and such.
Mónica Mandujano Carbajal –
no los lastima y si callo a mi perrita. A mi perra que aullaba hasta ponerme en problemas con mi vecina y si se ha callado
Verity –
It works
Adam S –
Doesn’t work