Sentences with phrase «citronella spray collars»

Citronella spray collars can be very effective because they work on a multi-sensorial level.

The citronella spray collar is deemed to be safe and humane.

If possible, it is recommended to use a punishment that will not be associated with the punisher, for example, a spray bottle, noise gun, citronella spray collar or clap.

Not exact matches

A citronella collar releases a spray when the dog starts barking.

These bark collars work by spraying harmless citronella in your dog's face whenever he barks.

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A citronella anti-bark collar senses a dog's bark, and sprays a mist of citronella scent in front of the dog's nose.

Instead of relying on an electric shock to correct a dog's barking, these collars use a burst of citronella spray.

When the dog barks, the collar sprays a little citronella, lemon juice or water in front of the dogs nose and face.

Some dog owners have had success using citronella spraying anti-bark collars on their barking dogs.

Other alternatives are citronella bark collar deterrents and other spray bark collar products that utilize citrus spray that is not harmful, but is annoying to dogs.

Use regular walks to pacify your Leonberger Use a spray bottle to zap the dog for barking Distract your Leonberger with a chew toy filled with food Fill a soda can with small pebbles and shake it as a deterrent to barking Keep your Leonberger inside with you more often as dogs often bark when board Use background or «white noise» to block out sounds that cause the dog to bark such as other dogs barking in the distance Use a collar that sprays citronella to discourage barking Some Leonberger dogs may bark as a territorial defense If what you are trying does not work change strategies Your veterinarian will be able to help if these strategies have not worked.

As with citronella bark collars which run out of spray, electronic shock collars may not activate if the battery has discharged

Bark collars punish your dog for barking by emitting an irritating, high - pitched sound, a spray of citronella, or delivering a painful static shock via metal prongs on your dog's neck.

Citronella - spraying collars often work, but some dogs learn they can run them out of spray and then bark at will.

An emitter sends a signal through buried underground wire which triggers the receiver on the dog's collar to release the citronella spray whenever the dog approaches too closely to the boundary line.

The citronella spray dog bark collar is used to control the vicious cycle of dog barking.

I highly discourage shock collars, but citronella spray and noise collars are effective.

The final training collar is the virtual fence using citronella spray.

Many people feel that this is a more humane alternative to electric collars, but the citronella spray can be irritating to the dog.

The receptor on the collar will react whenever this specific area is violated, releasing the citronella spray, which will continue to activate until the pet abandons the forbidden area.

Citronella - spraying collars are one of the most effective as they release a strongly scented puff of air that is non-harmful to interrupt your dog's barking.

Citronella is particularly offensive to our pets, which is why it is used as a punishment in bark collars (don't get me started on that one), so it seems particularly cruel to spray it all over them.

These devices range from water sprayers and collars with citronella sprays to audible alarms that activate each time the animal barks.

Most of them are some sort of collar that offer a negative response when a dog barks, such as an electric shock, a spray of citronella or a burst of static electricity.

Citronella collars are similar to electrical stimulation collars, however their correction comes in the form of a sudden mist of herbal spray into the dogs face.

With the citronella bark collar the mechanism that sits against the dog's throat sends out a spray of citronella scented liquid when your dog begins to nuisance bark.

Spray collars hold a small canister of citronella or lemon scented liquid that sprays in the dog's face when he barks.

Positive punishment is the addition of something unpleasant after a behavior; for example, a dog barks, and a citronella collar sprays his face.

The shock collars for dogs provide an electric current, the citronella dog collars provide a spray of citrus, and the sonic dog collars produce a tone that only the dog can hear (it's out of human hearing range).