Wonderful Wags Bark Collar Helps Train Dogs to Stop Barking

Wonderful Wags, a pet products business in Farmington, UT, has announced their safe and humane dog collar, allowing people to train their dog to no longer bark. The company explained that every neighborhood seems to have one dog that everybody knows and hates. This dog barks all the time, throughout the day, and raises a number of noise complaints. The unfortunate owners of these dogs are often at their wit's end, not knowing how they can stop their dog from behaving in this manner. With the new dog collar, this will no longer be a problem, according to the company.

Renee Coulter from Wonderful Wags says: "There is literally nothing worse than an incessantly barking dog. It raises complaints and creates bad blood between neighbors. However, those who own such a dog genuinely want to make things better, while at the same time continuing to love their dogs. With our new bark collar, they can now have the best of both worlds."

The Wonderful Wags bark collar is designed with safety in mind. It is suitable for dogs of all sizes and delivers an effective, durable, and humane way to stop dogs from barking. The collar is a great way to train dogs to no longer bark through a series of seven correction levels. Additionally, the collar comes with technology that enables it to differentiate between a dog's bark and other environmental noises, so that the dog won't be corrected when it is not its fault.

Those who have purchased the bark collar have been overwhelmingly positive about their experiences. They have stated that, when used correctly, the dog almost never gets to the seventh level of correction, which is a small, safe shock. Rather, most people notice that their dogs cease barking at a medium level, which is much sooner than with other collars.

Wonderful Wags is also asking people to like their Facebook page in order to share their experiences. "We love dogs so much and we would love to see our collar in action," adds Renee Coulter. "Anyone who likes our page is also able to share pictures there, even if it is just to show off their four-legged companion."