Rechargeable No Bark Collar, Sound-Activated Training Support for Dogs 10 Pounds or Larger
This rechargeable no bark collar provides sound-activated support for managing unwanted barking in dogs weighing 10 pounds or more. Its ultra-compact form is designed around a rechargeable system.
A microprocessor-powered sound recognition sensor distinguishes the dog’s bark from surrounding ambient noise. The collar combines a non-stimulating Pager Vibration warning with low-to-mid stimulation adjustable across six levels.
Fully waterproof construction supports use around wet conditions. The collar comes with an antimicrobial strap, 5/8-inch surgical stainless steel contact points, a rapid-charge battery system, and a charger.
Key Features
- Bark-sound activation responds to the dog’s bark while the recognition sensor distinguishes surrounding ambient noise.
- Microprocessor-based sound recognition supports more targeted bark detection.
- Non-stimulating Pager Vibration provides a warning function.
- Low-to-mid stimulation can be set from level 1 through level 6.
- Ultra-compact rechargeable construction keeps the bark-control system in a small collar format.
- Fully waterproof design helps protect the collar around water and wet conditions.
- Antimicrobial collar strap is included for everyday wear.
- Backed by a one-year warranty.
Specifications
- Model: YS300
- Product style: Rechargeable no bark collar
- Dog size: For dogs weighing 10 pounds or more
- Activation: Bark sound activated
- Warning: Non-stimulating Pager Vibration
- Stimulation: Low-to-mid range with levels 1–6
- Water resistance: Fully waterproof
- Contact points: 5/8-inch surgical stainless steel
- Charging: Two-hour rapid-charge battery system
- Included power accessory: Charger
- Strap: Antimicrobial collar strap
- Warranty: One year
For dogs meeting the 10-pound minimum, this compact collar brings together bark-sound recognition, vibration warning, adjustable low-to-mid stimulation, rechargeable operation, and waterproof construction to help address unwanted barking.