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• 3-in-1 DOG BARK DETERRENT DEVICES:This anti-barking device is designed for dog training and barking and comes with a flashlight function. The ultrasonic bark control device will attract your dog's attention and help stop undesirable behaviors such as barking, digging, scratching, biting， or jumping on furniture. For best results, use continuously for at least one week.
• SUITABLE FOR DOGS OF ALL SIZES:The ultrasonic sound emitted by the Ultrasonic Bark Control is in the dog's hearing range of 24KHZ to 26KHZ, whereas the average human hearing range is 20HZ - 20KHZ, so the sound can safely attract your dog's attention without you hearing it. Therefore, the sound will not affect humans.
• SAFE AND EASY TO USE:Our anti-barking device comes with a wrist strap that fits comfortably in your hand or pocket. One button turns it on and off, and a second button allows you to choose whether you want just a flashlight or a flashing deterrent with ultrasonic sounds. Completely safe for use on dogs. Requires one 9V carbon battery (not included).
• POWERFUL DUAL ULTRASONIC SPEAKERS:The Dog Training and Bark Control Unit uses two speakers up to 32 feet to deter unfriendly dogs. Its portable design makes the Stop Barking device suitable for indoor or outdoor use. You can use the Ultrasonic Bark Deterrent to train your dog or carry it with you to repel dogs. The combination of a high-frequency flashlight and ultrasonic waves enhances the deterrent effect, especially at night or in poorly lit environments.
• LED FLASHLIGHT WITH MULTI SETTINGS:More than just a bark stopper, it comes with a super bright flashlight that can be used as an aid to stop dogs from approaching. Pressing and holding the button not only emits an ultrasonic sound but also flashes a bright LED light quickly to deter dogs. The bright flashlight can also be turned on to light your way home.
• PRO TIP: The bark deterrent device is appropriate for various dog breeds and sizes, but it should not be used in certain circumstances: with aggressive dogs, in loud environments, for dogs with hearing impairments, and with multiple dogs at once. Some dogs might be frightened by or averse to the ultrasound, and they may continue barking initially.