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Posted by Ronald Stroud on 06-30-2019 05:00 AM:

Advice on bark collar a

I recently put my walker female in an above ground kennel. It is closer to the house than my dog lots. She barks quite a bit and I was wondering if wearing a bark collar in the kennel would affect her opening on track while wearing a tracking collar

Posted by Martinbnt on 06-30-2019 11:49 AM:

I use them and dont have any trouble ,they are smart enough to know the difference

Posted by DL NH on 06-30-2019 01:14 PM:

Re: Advice on bark collar a

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Originally posted by Ronald Stroud
I recently put my walker female in an above ground kennel. It is closer to the house than my dog lots. She barks quite a bit and I was wondering if wearing a bark collar in the kennel would affect her opening on track while wearing a tracking collar

Bark collar will not effect your dogs opening on game at all! I have (3) of the Garmin bark collars that work great. If you buy one, let your dog wear it for a week before you actually turn it on. She'll be use to having it on after a week and then won't realize the stimulation comes from the bark collar but rather is the result of her barking. I set all mine on "A" which is the automatic mode.
First bark is light stimulation. If the dog continues to bark, each bark gets stronger stimulation. Once the dog stops barking for a short period the collar will reset itself to start again at the low stimulation level. I rarely have a dog that will bark more than 8-10 times in the pen on any given day. Got 2 that often won't bark north an once or twice if at all.

I DO NOT leave the bark collars on 24/7. Only when I'm not home. If they bark when I'm home I know someone or something out of the ordinary is around.

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Posted by Ronald Stroud on 06-30-2019 02:07 PM:

Thanks

Posted by Ronald Stroud on 06-30-2019 02:07 PM:

Thanks

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