bark control, no bark, control barking, Sportdog Nobark 10R

Bark Collars are effective, humane and safe for controlling unwanted barking. The technology has advanced to where the goal is not the control of nuisance barking, but to teach the dog not to bark through behavior modification.

Do dogs need behavior modification to control nuisance barking? Yes. Unfortunately, a nuisance barker does not make companionship easy for the owner.  

Do Bark Collars work? Yes.  Some work better than others, just controling the barking through corrections is not enough.  This collar helps to modify behavior and teaches the dog not to bark.

SportDog NoBark 10R collar prevents barking by shortening the training phase and promoting good behavior.

A patented sensor provides reliable bark detection and delivers static correction if both vibration and sound is detected from the dog's vocal cords.

With 10 levels of correction, the collar automatically raises the correction level until barking stops. That level of bark prevention is then automatically set on the collar as the new stimulation level whenever barking begins again. As barking decreases, the correction level setting decreases as well.

This collar is waterproof and rechargeable
with a battery status and mode selection LED.

The collar features SportDog's patented
"Perfect Bark" sensor system
which provides the most reliable bark detection available. 

This no bark collar delivers a static correction via the contact points only if they detect both vibration from the vocal cords and the sound of the bark. Most other bark collars are triggered off of one or the other, which can cause unwanted corrections.

The SportDog NoBark 10R collar allows you to customize the type of bark control that works best for your dog. 

Select from: Temperament Learning, Progressive Correction, or User-Selected Correction modes. 

"PerfectBark" technology provides firm, fair, and consistent bark control, requiring BOTH vibration AND sound to trigger a correction.  The automatic safety shut-off eliminates the risk of over-correction. 

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