NBJUBark Collar for Dogs,Rechargeable Anti Barking Training Collar with 7 Adjustable Sensitivity and Intensity Beep Vibration for Small Medium Large Dogs (Blackish Green)

My dogs bark at anything, and we don't want to be "that" neighbor. We only have to use the beep warning and strong vibration, and the dogs decide not to bark. Zapping them would be cruel in their case since they are smart and sensitive to the beep and vibration. Sometimes their dog tags, or just playing will make the collar go off, and it stops them dead in their tracks until it is over. : ) Problem is that this brand of collar only lasts a few months for some reason. Be sure to get the 2 year Asurian electronic protection plan for electronics under $50 (cost me $5 the first time and $2.99 the second time) for each collar you buy. They will refund you the cost of the collar so you can replace it when it quits working. I suggest you have a backup for when it stops working, because it will. We've gone through 5 so far, for 2 dogs. To have quiet dogs, it is really worth it as long as you have the protection plan.

Our 6 month old lab has had some issues with barking, particularly when it has come to crate training. If he knows someone is in the house and he is in his crate, he barks and barks. This is where this collar has come in and worked wonders! With a bunch of different settings, you can adjust how much 'shock' the dog gets, if any. After only a few days, our dog was prepared to only have the 'beep' control -- if he barks (which is super seldom now), the collar only beeps at him. He immediately stops barking. The only complaint I have is how easy it is to mess with the controls. Our dog has scratched at the collar and has messed with the settings with his paw. BUT, if you don't mind double-checking the collar here and there to make sure it's still set up right, you're good to go. The battery life is pretty good, too. All in all, I'd try this nice, budget-friendly option before hopping into something 3x the price.

Let me preface this by saying I've used a LOT of different bark collars...more than the three that are in the pictures for this review. This is a very good one, especially considering the price, but I recommend you read over my cons to make sure it will work for your situation. We have two dogs and one of them barks excessively when we are out taking walks, so this collar is helpful in reminding him to relax and not cause a scene that frankly scares children...like he acts like a nut job. I don't mind the occasional barking, but he goes into fits...this collar has worked great. It beeps and vibrates to remind him to stop and if he doesn't, it gives a small shock.PROS:- it doesn't go off due to other loud noises, which is especially important since I live in a crowded apt complex in the city...I cant have a collar that goes off with car alarms or shouting- the sleek design is a huge plus...many bark collars look very obviously like electrical equipment and it makes me feel like I need to apologize to strangers for torturing my dog or something- the sequence of response is great-- in response to barking, it beeps. If barking continues, it vibrates. If barking STILL continues, it will send a shock. The level of beeping, vibrating, and shocking is all adjustable from 0-7, so you can set it to never shock if your dog is sensitive to that. My dog has thick fur and an even thicker skull (that's a joke) so while he doesn't LIKE the zaps, they don't bother him. Two of my moms dogs get very upset by shocks no matter how mild, so it's good to have a collar where that's adjustable...dogs senstive to it wont learn to not bark with zaps, they'll just get emotionally upset so this is something to take seriously.- rechargeable and the charge lasts a while...many collars require special batteries that are quite expensive. Alternatively, I've had rechargeable collars that won't hold a charge for a day...this one has held a charge for over a week. I normally charge it daily, but I brought it with us to my moms and it never once needed to be charged the whole time.- the response sequence (beep, vibrate, shock) can't be triggered immedietly after its already run a few times in a row. That is, it won't continuously shock a dog more than a few times. This matters because sometimes several shocks can start to make the dog panic and then now they're yelling in panic and the collar WONT STOP ZAPPING them which makes them panic MORE. Trust me, it might annoy you that it waits an interval before it can be retriggered sometimes, but this is an important mecahnism. Collars that don't have this...I just can't keep using them. They dont help train the dog more, they just make the dog think theyre being attacked...like your dog is probably smart enough to get that "ok this things punishes me for yelling, I won't do that," but once your dogs in a panicked state, that reasoning goes out the window and they will interpret the collar response as an invisible attack and freak out more. This might not be a big deal for most dogs, but mine has like PTSD or something (he was given to me because his past owners couldn't handle his issues). The regular collar response is a great reminder to not bark...honestly this might be weird but it comforts him most of the time. Its a reminder that hes safe and I'll handle it if theres a problem. Theres no need for him to yell. But once he starts getting 'nam flashbacks or whatever, now its just that this dangerous jogger also has the psychic ability to attack him at a distance and hes got to protect me at all costs. Seriously, collars that can infinitely be retriggered are a bad thing. The collar isn't busted because it won't go off after a few responses...its programmed to wait for a short interval before its capable of being triggered again and this is a GOOD thing. I'm really glad this collar does this.- this thing is super easy to use and changing the settings is really straightforward. Honestly, other collars may have had some of the same features as this one but they were so hard to program that I just never really learned how to change any of the settings.CONS:- this collar is triggered by the sound of barking and will go off if another dog RIGHT NEXT to your dog barks. If the dog is a few feet away, it recognizes that this sound is coming from another dog and doesn't go off. This is how MOST collars work and this one is actually especially good at distinguishing between barking and other noises and barking thats coming from another dog so long as that dog is far enough away. There are collars that go if response to barking AND vibration from your dogs vocal cords so that they never go off when theyre not on your dog. These are rare and the one collar I had like this was super expensive and the battery replacements for it were also outrageously expensive...so it IS an option, but youre going to be dishing out more money. As far as sound-exclusive collars, this is one of the best I've encountered. It has gone off due to another dog barking, but this is actually rare...they basically have to be shoulder-to-shoulder for this to happen- it would be nice if the collar had a loop for a leash to clip onto- the prongs are a little longer than I'd like. Theyre not outrageous but, my dogs small (<20 lbs). There are prongs you can switch out with the original that are longer...I'd like if there were also alternative prongs shorter than the default for littler dogs, BUT still these prongs are less ridiculous and the device is far less bulky than some collarsNOTE: I replaced the strap with a strap from a different collar so that it would have the loop for a leash to clip on to. The hole for the strap to loop through on the actual device is really really tight so I dont recommend replacing the strap if you don't need to and its long and adjustable enough that you shouldnt have to...I would have just added a leash hook loop right to the original strap but I already removed the original strap so I had to squeeze a strap back through regardless once I did that. To do that, on the end of the strap, I put a piece of electrical tape and then looped that back to connect to the backside of the tape all the way back to the strap...so that the strap was now extended with this thin smooth tape "strap" that easily slipped through the strap hole on the device...then I had to tug the rest of the strap through behind it which took quite a bit of force.Picture 1: collar alongside the original strapPicture 2: collar alongside other bark collars...the one I'm reviewing is on the far left. Collar on the far right is the expensive one that also detects vocal cord vibrations...which while smaller still lowkey looks like a bomb strapped to my dogs neck.Picture 3: the collar on my dog to demonstrate how the device is low profile and doesnt look like I strapped a bomb to my dogs neck

This worked wonderfully… my dog was barking at 3 or 4 in the morning consistently… disrupting the household. The first night this was put on she has stopped this behavior. I put it in her nightly for 3 weeks and the behavior never returned. I have now not put it on for 4 days and the behavior has not returned. Hoping it has been resolved. The bad parts about this product are minor but problematic. First is the strap is not designed to use with a leash so it has to be removed and another collar put on in order to walk or put on tags of any kind. Also the strap is huge! Instructions say to tuck it back into clip but there was so much left it was not feasible to tuck it all in so I cut it after threading it back through the clip. It raveled badly after being cut. So different sizes plus a clip for leash or tags would be helpful. Also the battery life is pretty low. It’s not horrible but it’s definitely not great. But overall am thrilled that I can now get a good night’s sleep without a barking dog.

It took a bit of adjusting but once dialed in works well! I have a Jack Russell that barked at everything and everyone! Now she just makes some oooffing noise but not constant barking! I tuned it to lowest setting and No vibration and it’s very effective! The beep is now just a reminder!

Finally found a collar that works for controlling the family's barking dog. Was a little confusing on the controls but once it's set it's easy works great.

Great product! I have a dachshund that goes wild barking if anyone arrive, and despite training, this has escalated over the years. This item has been worth its weight in gold! I have the shock switched off, the sound on lowest setting. The vibration is enough for him to be completely calm now when new people arrive. He only wears it for brief periods, and we reward him for letting us put it on him- as he doesn’t particularly like it. He also gets rewarded when we get a visitor and he doesn’t bark. Hopefully, long term we won’t need for him to wear it at all! I can’t recommend this product enough.

This unit does not stop our Australian cattle dog, he almost smiles as he keeps barking through all that this unit will throw at my dog. I don't think it's cruel, as he hardly even acknowledges the shocks. Needs more power!!

It's shocking the pup even when she doesn't bark.

J'ai chargé le collier, et j'ai réussi à l'allumer, mais je ne suis pas capable de faire quoi que ce soit avec! Je ne peux pas changer l'intensité de la vibration ni du choque électrique. J'ai pogné les nerfs et je le retourne!

Works great, sensibility is very high when maxed-out.You can choose easily to activate or deactivate each mode (sound, vibration, e-shock), but keep in mind that if you activate the e-shock mode, it will shock as soon as the first bark is detected.In the previous collars I owned, there were a few sound/vibration-only warnings before the first shock.The worst thing about this collar to me: Bought early January 2023, now early May, the collar isn't triggered anymore by the barks.... and when I remove it from my dog and slightly blow on it, it works.So I guess after only 4 months I am now the proud owner of a anti-bark collar that works only when not worn by my dog....Could have done a better job on durability guys, especially when you sell that item more than 50$....