Will this vibrate when the dog barks, without using the remote? Or will it only vibrate when the remote is used?
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Yes, there is a Bark Correction Mode. I haven't tried it (my dog isn't a barker), but guide says the device activates a stimulation when the dog barks, starts at lowest level of intensity and increases based on the dog's barking behavior. Only available in the Delta Sport Model.
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Yes, there is a Bark Correction Mode. I haven't tried it (my dog isn't a barker), but guide says the device does.
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The remote is used to put the collar into bark mode. I haven't tested but I'm pretty sure the collar will stay in that mode with the remote off
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This is a remote trainer. It could be used when your dog barks, if you are present. A bark collar will work automatically off the dog's vocal cords vibration on the collar to automatically correct barking. This is controlled by a remote and is mainly used in training.
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The vibration is automatic, it is the first alert to the dog, if it continues to bark the shock starts and goes up in strength while barking continues. The vibration is suppose to be a warning to the dog of what is coming. If it learns then no shock is necessary.
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I, too, use the tone to call my dog and he always comes running. The device does not "sleep" afer periods of inactivity. What may be happening is that the switch for a second dog may be moved. If that happens, the remote will not communicate with the collar. Because I have occasionally "pocket-stimulated" my dog, I have begun using the selector switch to make sure that I don't.
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Yes. The collar will shock or vibrate with whining. Our dog whimpers as well as barks and on the 3 or 4 setting everything gets him. He is a 30 lb corgi husky mix.
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Hi Zach. It does but goes dormant after ( which seems to defeat the purpose) and you have to push the button to reactivate it. We ended up returning it because the bark feature is only semi automated.
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It makes a "beep" sound that just gets the dogs attention, my dog never responded to that she responded to the collar's other option which was a vibration setting. The collar does not shock the dog.
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My dog is 7 lbs and this collar works great. The only problem is you have to control by remote. So if you are gone all day this will not stop him from barking. You need a barking collar that activates when he barks. Hope this helped
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It will not shock the dog when barking and yes u can press the button whenever to beep, shock or vibrate
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no, there is an option to shock without sound, or make it beep without shocking the dog... but there is no vibration, though i have actually tested this on myself and the really low levels would barely be felt and might be just enough to get their attention without actually causing discomfort...
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Yes, I also have two dogs and use them both at the same time. I just painted a white R on one remote and a bright green J on the other, so I don't vibrate or shock the wrong dog!
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Yes you need to use the remote. These are training collars. Once you use them the dogs will recognize bad behavior
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Yes, but only use the vibrate mode. It will startle but not hurt. Give the command you want, then if no response push only once. The startle will go with the unwanted action. We tried both modes on ourselves.So we would know what our dog would feel. The shock was way to much. But the vibrate was fine. I wish there was a intensity level adjustment. Remember to check the batteries in both the collar and remote. We have a small dog who thinks he needs to bark all the time and usually at nothing. Now all we say is" quiet or do you need your collar on" and he's quiet. He no longer wears his collar all the time, and it only took about 20- 30 mins. for him to learn. Use the vibrate. Yes, but only use the vibrate mode. It will startle but not hurt. Give the command you want, then if no response push only once. The startle will go with the unwanted action. We tried both modes on ourselves.So we would know what our dog would feel. The shock was way to much. But the vibrate was fine. I wish there was a intensity level adjustment. Remember to check the batteries in both the collar and remote. We have a small dog who thinks he needs to bark all the time and usually at nothing. Now all we say is" quiet or do you need your collar on" and he's quiet. He no longer... » Read More Yes, but only use the vibrate mode. It will startle but not hurt. Give the command you want, then if no response push only once. The startle will go with the unwanted action. We tried both modes on ourselves.So we would know what our dog would feel. The shock was way to much. But the vibrate was fine. I wish there was a intensity level adjustment. Remember to check the batteries in both the collar and remote. We have a small dog who thinks he needs to bark all the time and usually at nothing. Now all we say is" quiet or do you need your collar on" and he's quiet. He no longer wears his collar all the time, and it only took about 20- 30 mins. for him to learn. Use the vibrate. « Show Less
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I don't believe so as the collar reacts to the vibration of the dog barking. If your second one isn't barking then the collar does not correct. I have two dogs and only use the collar on my yappy one.
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It does both, but never at the same time. If you're holding the remote looking right at it, the button on the side makes the collar unit "beep" so as to locate your pup without shocking him/her (but it's not very audible, almost useless); the remote will have 2 soft buttons on the front, the smooth button is to SHOCK your pup and the button with a little bump on it is to make the collar vibrate and the intensity is assigned with the level wheel.
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The collar is automatic. The nice thing about it is the collar needs both the vibration from the vocal chords/neck area combined with the sound of the bark before it sends the signal so if you have other dogs it won't go off by just hearing their bark.
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This collar works off of vibration from the dog's vocal chords that it receives by being pressed against the dog's neck. It does not have a microphone that listens for a bark like other collars. Mine has never been triggered by another dog barking, a loud noise, or a thunderstorm. They provide a "tester" which is a serrated piece of plastic that goes over the vibration sensor. You scrape something across the tester to trigger the collar's response. The collar actually has to "feel" a vibration, and sound waves aren't enough to vibrate the collar, whereas being against your dog's neck when it barks will vibrate the collar.