Bark collars
Bark collars
Anyone have any recommendations on a good rechargeable bark collar? I bought a couple sport dogs in the past and they only lasted 6 months. Need some that will hold up to daily use. Thanks
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Re: Bark collars
I have a couple of Dogtra YS 500 collars that are at least ten years old and still holding a charge and doing what they need to do.
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Re: Bark collars
The new Garmin Tri Tronics Pro 550 is also a bark collar works pretty good ..just press and hold the on button till it blinks blue and it is in bark collar mode
Re: Bark collars
I've seen that, but I have a pro 500 g3 that I like and not really wanting to get a whole new set up.
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Re: Bark collars
Dogtra
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Re: Bark collars
Dogtra
Silence is golden at my kennel.....
Silence is golden at my kennel.....
Re: Bark collars
Sounds like the consensus is dogtra, I will get a couple. Thanks
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Re: Bark collars
codym wrote:Sounds like the consensus is dogtra, I will get a couple. Thanks
The smaller Dogtra is OK if you have one dog. But if you have more than one, an adjacent dog's barking can set off the collar. The larger(500) model has a different sensing setup which can only be activated by the dog wearing the collar. I learned that one the hard way.
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