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Yes, it is harmless but my dog(not my yorkie) seemed to get used to the beep after awhile and paid no attention to it... |
So the short answer seems to be no, this product doesn't work. Ok, back to the drawing board. And for the record, I've tried the water bottle, rearranging furniture, pennies in a jar, removal from the room, closing the blinds, rewards for "no bark", etc. Nothing works. And it doesn't matter how many walks he has a day or how tired he is - it does not correlate to his barking. :confused: |
I use a spray bottle with water. Only had to actually use it once. Now when I pull the bottle out.....silence. :p |
MOST of the time, what works for me is to turn my back whenever they bark. It might take a few seconds, but when they figure out that they get ignored they stop barking. I have seen a collar at petsmart that has a bottle of supposedly harmless spray attached. Does anyone know about this? I'm going to look at it when I get food next. Good luck! |
I'm glad you decided against the shock collar. I have posted on some threads where I calculated the estimated "shock" in these collars on a small yorkie. I would not use one of these on a small dog like a yorkie (actually not a large dog either, but that's me). If you do a search, I'm sure you could find the info posted on these collars. Some on here have said they have had good results from either the citronella collars and/or from the ultrasonic collars. I have not tried these personally, but I think they would be a better option. |
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I tried it on Harry - after about the third time, he would sit there with his mouth open waiting for his lovely lazy drink without having to 'lap'!! :rolleyes: :D Sally + Harry x |
Back to what the OP asked about. I have tried that anti-bark device. It worked the first time but after that she just ignored it. It worked for one of my daughter's Bichons but not the other. There is a problem with multiple dogs as all are punished if one misbehaves, maybe peer pressure might be effective.:rolleyes: |
First of all give NewYorkBrandy a break....she is not going to do anything that is harmful to her Brandy. In reference to controlling barking every dog is different. With Bella I have tried everything...pennies in a can...made her bark more....spray bottle...licked it up and thought it was a game...citronella bark collar...at first she would just growl not bark but when something really got to her she would empty the can. At $7.00 a can for the spray and $100.00 for the collar...waste of money...not including going through batteries every 3 to 4 days. I tried rewarding for not barking...punishing for barking nothing works. I have just realized she is a barking dog....I spoke to my vet and she told me what Bella is barking at...people coming to the door or other dogs in the yard is normal dog behavior. What she told me to do is to distract her from whatever it is that is causing her to bark. It is still a work in progress with me. |
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I have a whistle on my coffee table and if mine get to the crazy barking I blow the whistle and they stop. I have used pennies in a can too I just didnt want to leave a can laying around in my living area so I got a whistle |
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