Garage Sale Pup Anti Barking Device Ultrasonic Dog Control Devices and Training Tools Bark Outdoor Anti-Barking Deterrent Box Dogs with 50 Ft Range 4 Levels

The anti bark box worked like a charm. We used it only once and our dog immediately stopped barking. Now she will bark once or twice and stop without the box being turned on.

It is also a good tool for training my own pups for times when they go nuts barking at the postman or they decide to chew on socks. I stand back about 20 feet and just hit Level 1 button for a second. It seems to have really helped stop unwanted behavior. Not exactly sure what specifically makes it effective but I’m guessing the sounds and/or lights catch their attention and reinforces stopping certain unwanted behaviors.

I have two dogs and they can be a lot. I’ve tried a couple of different devices. This one is effective and can be moved around. My older dog can’t hear the tones and sounds it seems as he barks right throng the alerts 😳 but my younger dog hears them. He is much quieter (and I guess so is the other as he doesn’t get the encouragement to keep barking from the second dog).There is less barking when things go down the road which was the ultimate goal. I’ve have read since buying this that older dogs may not hear the frequency well.

Ok. I have to admit I was very skeptical if this would really work. Well it does and I’m in complete shock. I did not know something like this would work so quickly. Our dogs have been so quiet and it’s been so nice. I’m sure my neighbors are happy too!

Exactly what I needed. No issues.The various colors and size dots were perfect for project. Price for quantity and quality was on point.

Used these to help with my organization for moving on top of labeling boxes. Really easy to spot as the colors stood out well, have used the rest for sticking to walls and post its for outlining stories and papers. The stick nicely, and come off clean on most surfaces, though there's been a few light tears with paper.

I’m not sure if this works. My dog doesn’t seem to react to it at all & still barks.

My wife uses these to label cut fabric pieces in quilting, and for marking small fabric bundles and creations for sale. She averages a quilt per week, and intricate designs sometimes require several hundred pieces cut before sewing. We also use these with a color-coded inventory system in our pantry to ensure we use the oldest items first, a process that has taken on new importance during the COVID-19 lockdown. And they've served well in past garage sales. I haven't found a better price on this type of label without running into delivery reliability issues. Our last order was delivered in 4 days after placing the order on a weekend, and the labels were packaged very well so as to prevent creasing the label sheets. They can be a bit tricky to remove from non-porous (plastic, metal, paint) or dense paper product (cardboard) surfaces if they've been left on for several weeks or months, but this is a reasonable tradeoff considering that they stick reliably to everything on which we've put them.