Excessive Barking
Use the cue at the start of barking, then follow with a consistent command and reward calm behavior.

A compact ultrasonic training aid designed to help redirect barking, jumping, lunging and other unwanted behavior during walks, training sessions and everyday situations.
The goal is not to frighten your dog. It is to create a brief attention-breaking cue so you can immediately redirect the behavior and reward a calmer response.
Use the cue at the start of barking, then follow with a consistent command and reward calm behavior.
Help regain attention when visitors, deliveries or outdoor movement trigger overexcitement.
A portable support tool for moments when another dog, cyclist or animal pulls focus away from you.
May help discourage an approaching animal from continuing forward when used with clear line of sight.
For best results, use short cues rather than holding the button continuously, and combine the cue with calm, consistent training.
Stand within a practical range, keep a clear line of sight and point the device toward the animal.
Use a short press as the unwanted behavior begins. Avoid repeated unnecessary activation.
Immediately say “quiet,” “leave it” or another familiar cue, then reward the desired response.
A lightweight behavior-support tool for owners who prefer a no-shock, no-spray approach.
Keep a compact training cue ready at home or on walks—without shock, spray or physical restraint.
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Ultrasonic response varies by age, hearing sensitivity, breed, distance, background noise and individual temperament.
No. Response varies based on hearing, age, temperament, distance and environment. Consistent training and positive reinforcement improve the chance of useful results.
25kHz is above the typical hearing range of most adults, although some people—especially younger individuals—may perceive faint high-frequency sound.
No. Use short presses only when needed, then immediately redirect the behavior with a familiar command.
It is not recommended for puppies under 6 months or senior dogs with reduced hearing because response may be limited or unpredictable.
No. It is an aid for routine behavior redirection. Consult a qualified trainer or veterinarian for severe aggression, anxiety or persistent behavioral issues.
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