Originally Posted by megansmomma (Post 3057874)

Got mine today and it worked! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:


The very first try and I was AMAZED! The next door neighbors have 2 pugs that are the most annoying dogs ever. They are let out into the yard and the bark their heads off while my 3 totally lose their minds running the fence and also barking. It's total insanity when all 5 dogs are out barking and running. Pebbles is the worst of my 3 and will not listen when she is going nutso. So with the Bark Repeller in hand I stepped out the back door and the 2 pugs were barking and going crazy. Pebbles took off behind the garage so I pointed it at the 2 neighbor dogs and pushed the button. THEY stopped looked over at me like "what the he!!" and didn't bark again! Then Pebbles came back toward the door barking like a fool and I pointed it at her said "No bark" and she stopped dead in her tracks :eek: I called her over to me, praised her and gave her a treat. I am totally amazed! Not only did it work on Pebbles but it worked over into the neighbors yard on their 2 as well! So far thing is GREAT! I can't wait to see how they behave during the week for the construction workers and the other barking triggers but I have a feeling that it will continue to do the job :thumbup:

Originally Posted by vivianalv (Post 3064798)

After reading all the reviews on Amazon and here I went ahead and ordered it for Kiko, I have tried it and instead of making him stop barking he barks even more :confused: !!!!
I can see by his reaction that he is aware of the sound but he starts barking more... I need a good solution for my barking boy, love him tons but the barking is driving us crazy!!!

Originally Posted by maggiesmom_2007 (Post 3062212)

Originally Posted by Lolli_lah (Post 3066108)

I just was reading this article you posted and notice the line at the end of the second paragraph says "scientific tests have shown that this noise is not very painful and will not cause more than momentary discomfort when the button is pressed." I wonder if that is any cause for concern? Lolli has suddenly stop responding to it but I can tell she still hears it. Is it possible she might be getting a bit 'too' discomforted by this noise if perhaps she has sensitive ears or something? It still seems odd how they worded it to say "not very painful" instead of saying something like "not painful at all". Just a food for thought. Even I use the device still in hope she will begin to respond someday but maybe I will consider this a bit more.

Originally Posted by Lolli_lah (Post 3066108)

I just was reading this article you posted and notice the line at the end of the second paragraph says "scientific tests have shown that this noise is not very painful and will not cause more than momentary discomfort when the button is pressed." I wonder if that is any cause for concern? Lolli has suddenly stop responding to it but I can tell she still hears it. Is it possible she might be getting a bit 'too' discomforted by this noise if perhaps she has sensitive ears or something? It still seems odd how they worded it to say "not very painful" instead of saying something like "not painful at all". Just a food for thought. Even I use the device still in hope she will begin to respond someday but maybe I will consider this a bit more.

Originally Posted by slahey2000 (Post 3060528)

Thanks for the post! I'm just ordered it from Amazon, for $12 it's definitely worth a shot! Kimchee is an agresssive barker when we're out, often times trying to attack VERY large dogs (he obviously doesn't know is own size!). I agree that a dog should be able to bark to alert, as is his instinct, but not if it's to his detriment. Hopefully this will work!

Originally Posted by komutanon (Post 3076341)

My puppy's name is Kimchee too! She also has the same problem... barking at the big dogs. Crazy little baby!

I'm gonna order this product tonight. *crossing fingers*