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| Brand: Premier
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $99.99
Buy New: $24.99
You Save: $75.00 (75%)
New (20) Used (1) from $24.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  316 reviews
Sales Rank: 79
Media: Misc.
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 2 x 7 x 2
MPN: 729849100473
Model: SNSBKC
UPC: 759023035154
EAN: 0364180000435
ASIN: B0002D31QU
Release Date: July 11, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 Controls the barking! September 27, 2007
We bought a small summer place at the beach and have many neighbors that were clearly annoyed by any barking by our two large lab mixes. Since we were the new kids on the block we bought the gentle spray anti-bark collars without confidence. I read the instructions and follow them carefully and am happily surprised at how well they work. If one of the dogs bark a gentle non-toxic spray startles them and they stop and then I reward them with "good quiet". One one of our dogs barks occasionally and is easily corrected by the collar. Our other dog was corrected once and hasn't barked again at the beach since. I definitely say it is worth a try. Worked for us! I am happy I tried it.
 Worked fairly well September 16, 2007
We had several contributing factors to deal with that were causing our barking. We have two dogs that bark (one louder than the other) and live on a corner with a "Good Neighbor" fence (boards staggered leaving gaps). br /br /The collar did help especially in the beginning our Beagle's barking and howling which would go on for 10 minutes no-stop did stop. After a few weeks of use she became accustomed to the spray. When someone walks by she still barks but it is not for as long as before. br /br /We have used the collar on our other dog too and his barking has practally stopped. br /br /It goes through batteries pretty quickly...so I recommend purchasing a couple extra ones. br /br /In the end the best thing we did was replace the fence. We will continue to use the Collar until we run out of spray. Our neighbors are happier and so are we.
 Disappointed Customer September 11, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This product did absolutely nothing for my dog except make him (and my apartment) smell like oranges. He barked right through the sprays. At one point he even managed to chew the collar off his neck (even though I am certain it was fitted properly). I wasted $50 hard earned dollars. Guess this just proves that here is no quick fix - or possibly ANY fix to excessive barking! I'm just sorry I couldn't give it zero stars!
This product sucks! September 7, 2007
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I love the idea of this collar. Problem is that it doesn't work properly. I have only seen it spray my dog once which was very effective at getting her to stop barking. However, it hasn't sprayed her since that first time, despite her continuous barking. I am unable to make it spray me no matter what kind of noises I make. My husband can get it to spray if he holds it "just right". Her barking is so disturbing that I am going to have to try some more drastic measures. My only advice to you is DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!
 Amazing results - honestly a miracle product September 4, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
We have a rescue dog, a beagle-pointer mix, who is scared of (and barks at) everything. This collar has been truly amazing - we put it on him when we are out in the yard. It allows him to be out with us for hours - something that was never possible because he barked frantically at neighbors, cars, random noises. He is relaxed and almost nonchalant at these things now. It's as if the cycle of excitement is broken because he can't bark. He may glance at something that would have once sent him into a barking frenzy, then lie down in the grass and watch calmly. Same thing with people coming to our front door. He used to bark hysterically and all our attempts at de-sensitization and training did nothing. With the collar on, the door bell rings and he stands calmly and watches as a new person enters the house. He approaches them and sniffs and wants to be petted, but is not threatened or threatening.
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