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Ultrasonic Bark Deterrent Device, 35ft Range, 4 Modes

Stop Dog Barking Ultrasonic Bark Deterrent for Indoor Outdoor Use Save

Price and overview

$19.97 (list price $29.99)

This is an ultrasonic bark deterrent device designed to discourage dogs from excessive barking by emitting a high-frequency sound. It works indoors and outdoors within a 35-foot range and offers four different modes for training.

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What it does

  • Ultrasonic deterrent. Uses high-frequency sound to redirect a dog's attention when barking occurs.
  • Multiple training modes. Includes four different modes to suit various training needs.
  • Indoor and outdoor use. Works at home, in the yard, during walks, or at the park.
  • Extended range. Covers up to 35 feet, which the manufacturer says can help with neighbor dogs as well.
  • Portable design. Lightweight enough to carry with you during daily activities.
  • Simple activation. Press a button to trigger the device without needing complex setup procedures.

Power and warranty

The device charges via USB-C and takes about 1.5 hours to fully charge. Once charged, it runs for up to 60 days of regular use, according to the manufacturer. No battery replacement is needed during normal operation.

Good to know before you buy

  • Effectiveness varies. The device works through sound, so results may differ depending on your dog's sensitivity and training approach.
  • Not a standalone solution. This is a training aid, not a replacement for behavioral training or addressing underlying causes of barking.
  • Ultrasonic range limits. Thick walls or obstacles may reduce effectiveness indoors.
  • Requires active use. You need to manually trigger the device when barking occurs for it to be useful.

Who it suits

This device works best for owners who want a non-physical tool to help manage barking during training. It suits people with dogs of various sizes and breeds who are looking for a portable, rechargeable option. It may be less effective for owners dealing with severe behavioral issues or for dogs that don't respond well to sound-based corrections. Deaf or hearing-impaired dogs would not benefit from this device.

We haven't tested this product ourselves. Features and claims on this page come from the manufacturer's listing.

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