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Lot # A6O49159

Ultrasonic Dog Bark Deterrent Device 50FT Range Indoor Outdoor

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Location: Ottawa In Packaging?: Yes
Functional: Yes
Assembly Required?: No
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Missing Parts?: No
Easy-to-Use Training Tool: This ultrasonic bark control device combines the functions of a training collar, whistle, and clicker in a compact design. Operated with a single button, it uses sound cues to help correct common dog behaviors like barking, biting, and digging without physical contact. Built to promote a calmer environment for both pets and owners Smart Tri-Mode Frequency Control: Features a stable 25kHz base frequency and dynamic 20 30kHz modes to suit different dog temperaments. Combined with an LED flashlight and variable frequency patterns, it enables tailored training across breeds and behavior scenarios Extended Range & Night Visibility: Operates effectively at distances up to 50 ft, making it suitable for use in open spaces like yards, on walks, or during off-leash sessions. The integrated LED flashlight enhances safety and visibility in low-light conditions, ideal for early mornings or evening outing Fast Charging & Long Battery Life: Equipped with a rechargeable high-capacity battery and a Type-C charging port, the device charges fully in about 30 minutes. Compatible with USB adapters, power banks, laptops, and car chargers. One full charge lasts up to 90 days perfect for home or travel use Supportive Behavior Training: Developed with sound-based guidance and animal behavior principles in mind, this device offers a gentle, consistent approach to discouraging unwanted behaviors. Useful for everyday walks, park visits, or managing barking during unexpected events.