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Your Dog Barks
The device remains on standby after setup, waiting for a barking event.
Automatic Bark-Response Training Aid
Automatic Bark-Response Training Aid
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Regular price
$49.99
Regular price
$49.99
Sale price
$99.99
Unit price
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Automatic Bark-Response Training Aid
A Calmer Routine, Without a Remote in Your Hand
Designed for stationary use around the home, this rechargeable device listens for barking and automatically responds with an ultrasonic cue to help interrupt the barking pattern while you continue a consistent training routine.
Automatic detection 3 frequency settings Rechargeable Indoor & outdoor placement
Built for Everyday Barking Zones
Less Interruption. More Consistent Training.
Place the unit where barking most often starts—such as near a living room, entryway, back deck, fence line or kennel area—so the response can happen consistently without you needing to press a button each time.
Automatic Standby
Once switched on and positioned, the device remains ready to react when barking is detected.
Hands-Off Response
No handheld remote is required for normal stationary operation around the home.
Adjustable Frequency
Three selectable settings let you test which option is most suitable for your dog.
Flexible Placement
Use it on a shelf or table, or mount it on a wall while keeping the path to your dog clear.
See the Sequence
How the Automatic Response Works
The device is designed to create a simple, repeatable sequence: detect the bark, respond with an ultrasonic cue, then stop the cue when the barking stops.
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The Device Detects Barking
Its microphone detects the sound and activates the response automatically.
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An Ultrasonic Cue Is Emitted
A high-frequency cue is designed to interrupt the barking pattern and redirect attention.
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The Cue Stops With the Barking
When barking stops, the device stops its response, helping create a consistent training signal.
Every dog is different. Response to frequency settings and training cues may vary, so use the device as one part of a broader, positive training plan.
Choose the Setting
Three Frequency Options for Different Needs
The reference specifications list three selectable frequency modes. Because dogs can respond differently, testing more than one setting may be necessary.
15 / 30 kHz Listed for louder or more persistent barking in medium to large dogs.
20 kHz Listed for calmer medium to large dogs.
30 kHz Listed for smaller dogs.
Position Matters
Place It Where Barking Happens
In open areas, the stated operating range is approximately 10–15 metres. Indoors, walls, furniture and other obstructions can reduce effective coverage.
- Suitable for stationary indoor or outdoor placement.
- Place on a shelf or table, or mount on a wall.
- When wall-mounted, keep the unit no more than approximately 60 cm from the ground.
- Keep a clear path between the unit and your dog whenever possible.
Coverage Planning
Think in Rooms and Barking Zones
A single unit is best treated as coverage for one main area rather than an entire large property. For separated rooms or distant outdoor zones, placement and physical barriers can affect how well the signal reaches the dog.
Open-area range is stated as up to approximately 10–15 m. Indoor performance can be reduced by walls, furniture and room layout.
Recharge & Go
Designed for Low-Maintenance Daily Use
Charge the unit, position it in a common barking zone and monitor the status light. Actual operating time depends on how often the device is triggered.
Charging time
Approximately 3–5 hours
Operating time
Approximately 5–30 days, depending on usage
Charging connection
Micro-USB
Outdoor rating
IPX4 rating stated by the reference specifications
Know the Status at a Glance
Simple LED Indicators
Blue Flash
The reference guide states that a blue flash approximately every 6 seconds indicates normal operation.
Red During Response
A red light is shown when barking has been detected and the ultrasonic response is active.
Flashing Red
A flashing red light indicates that the unit is low on charge.
While Charging
Red indicates charging; blue indicates the unit has reached full charge.
Quick Reference
Product Specifications
Operation
Automatic bark detection with ultrasonic response
Frequency settings
3 selectable modes: 15/30 kHz, 20 kHz and 30 kHz
Open-area range
Up to approximately 10–15 m
Placement
Shelf, table or wall-mounted stationary use
Charging
Micro-USB; approximately 3–5 hours
Operating time
Approximately 5–30 days depending on usage
Outdoor rating
IPX4 rating stated by the reference specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Good to Know Before You Start
Does the device work automatically?
Yes. It is designed to remain on standby and activate after detecting barking, without requiring a handheld remote for normal stationary use.
What is the usable range?
The stated range is approximately 10–15 m in open areas. Walls, furniture and other physical barriers can reduce indoor coverage.
How long does it take to charge?
Charging is stated to take approximately 3–5 hours.
How long can it run after charging?
The stated operating time is approximately 5–30 days depending on how frequently the device is activated.
Can I use it outdoors?
The reference specifications state an IPX4 rating and describe the device for indoor or outdoor stationary placement. Follow the product instructions for appropriate placement and charging care.
Where should I position it?
Use it near a common barking zone with as few obstructions as possible. It can sit on a shelf or table or be mounted on a wall; the reference guide recommends wall placement no more than approximately 60 cm above the ground.
Can I carry it during walks?
The reference guide describes this model as a stationary training aid for use around a property, rather than a handheld device for walks or noisy environments such as a car.
Training note: Use this device as a training aid alongside positive reinforcement, suitable exercise and mental stimulation, environmental adjustments and consistent training. Dogs can respond differently to ultrasonic cues and frequency settings, so individual results may vary.
