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Lab Names: Fidgit (Penni Sun) DOB 24/10/05
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We tried one on Crumpet as her most favourite thing after eating is barking 
Ours sent out a loud high pitched beep whenever she barked either in audiable format or ultrasonic so only she could hear it (alledgedly).
All I can say is it worked for a few days but then she just started to ignore it so we're back to square one.
My advice? I wouldn't waste your money but try and find an alternative method.
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Lab Names: Tarka dob 14.09.07
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| Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 10:47 am Post subject: |
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I used one on Tarka when at wits end with his barking, one spray and he only barks occasionally now. So it deffo worked for us.
But met someone the other day who used a remote collar on her dog and it burnt it's neck. It was the radio waves from the device that did it, so if you get one with a remote, take care!
Got mine from doggie solutions, the Abitstop one.
http://www.doggiesolutions.co.uk/aboistop-compact-dog-anti-bark-collar-279-0.html
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