The
Innotek bark collars allow dogs to learn at their
own speed, that excessive and annoying There is no
risk of over-correcting because your dog has decided
which level is optimal. This is the pulse level that
is best for your dog. After your dog has been quiet
for 20 seconds the collar will automatically re-set
to the next lowest level.
With the first bark, the system, built into the collar,
will start a pulse at the lowest level and will rise
one level with each bark that follows until the barking
stops. Other dog's barking and loud noises will not
activate your Innotek no-bark collar. Unlike other
deterrents the collar can only be activated by the
dog wearing it. The bark collars for dogs sense the vibration
produced by your dog's vocal chords and delivers a
very brief pulse similar to a static shock you would
feel on a door knob. The Innotek automatic bark collars
for dogs offer instant feedback that will distract your dog
from barking.
Just a little extra effort, attention and love can
go a long way in reducing your dog's need to bark.
For example; bring your dog in the house or close
the blinds when the children are getting off the school
bus or confine your dog to the back of the house when
the mail man usually arrives.
- Know your dog's barking cues and avoid them.
Unfortunately, this method requires a cast iron
will, a good set of ear plugs and very understanding
neighbors!
- Be careful not to unwittingly reward barking
behavior by yelling, which may appear to work
but in reality is increasing the barking behavior.
Ignoring the barking and then rewarding your dog
with play, praise and food, when quiet, is frequently
more effective than yelling and the results will
last longer.
- Take your dog out on errands Even a quick car
ride offers the stimulation of a whole new world
of smells and sights and will give your dog a
mental workout.
- For dogs that are both inside and outside, increase
your play and exercise time. A well exercised
dog will be more relaxed and will spend additional
time resting.It takes some special effort on your
part to care for these needs.
- Dogs get bored, frustrated anxious and excited
and will use barking to let you know how they
feel.
- Or, they just want you to play.
- They are hungry.
- They want to go outside or come in.
