Sentences with phrase «as citronella collars»

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Devices such as no - bark collars (citronella, high - frequency noise, or shock) may appear as a solution, but these do not address the underlying cause of the dog's barking, and often result in developing other bad behavior.

For example, a study has found that citronella anti-bark collars are about twice as more effective than electric anti-bark collars (88.9 % vs 44.4 %).

Equipment such as shock or citronella collars will only mask symptoms of anxiety and can actually increase your dog's fear.

As a last resort, the use of a citronella bark collar can inhibit the behavior by establishing an unpleasant consequence.

Higher tech alternatives such as remotely activated citronella collars or automated scooping litterboxes may discourage the behavior.

What this flea collar contains is citronella essential oil that has been proven in various studies to be effective in both killing and repelling adult fleas and larvae as well as ticks and lice.

, apple cider vinegar and citronella (which is used as a deterrent in bark - collars because dogs hate the smell!).

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

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.

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.