Will this product work through a window to stop outside dog from barking?
71909
Yes, if the window and the dog are close enough as they need to be when there's no window or wall between you and the dog. I've used it within my home for that purpose. I try to yell "No" loudly enough near the window for her to associate the command with the collar stimulus. Ultimately, I want her to respond to a voice command because sometimes I do want her to bark for security purposes.
71910
Our rottweiler went through a phase where she would dig in her kennel. Our bedroom door is shut at night & is next to the room where we keep her kennel with the door shut, she was able to feel the collar through those doors...not sure if it would be the same as if they are outside, maybe on a higher lever as we had it on a 4 for her to feel it. I only had to do it once that night & once the night after & she has not done it since. Hope that helps!
1163020
Same thing with our dogs. I wonder if they just adapt to it and bark anyway. I guess the noise they hear is not strong enough to be a deterrent. It might work with some dogs.
428961
My husband used this on a neighbors large dog that was always barking and it really worked. Your dog will probably hear it. Make sure you follow the directions and use at a safe distance from either dog. It MUST be used according to the distance the instructions provide. We used it on our barking small breed puppy so she would not disturb our neighbors during her 6AM walk. and at first it worked great, but then she did not react at all. Seems to work on some dogs, and it is impossible to determine which ones without buying the device and trying it.
46662
No it won't. R.f signals from the t.v, radio, etc, will give the dog a discharge. Only use this outside.
1240393
This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it and the neighbor's dog and it worked wonderfully.
123278
Probably. My dogs don't like sounds of any kind. This device only stops them because they can't figure out where it comes from.
426029
Possibly. First, I swear by these, they are fantastic. Have bought several.I'll give you this as a reference point. Yelling really loudly can vibrate the windows enough to set them off. At the same time, on a sliding door window, if you slide the door open gently, it will not go off. (if you knock in the window, though, it will).If someone bust through an adjacent window violently, yes, it would go off.For my son's room, with two adjacent windows, I have one on each window to be safe.They're great products.
878243
I don't recomend this item. I put it 5 feet from my front window where my two dogs like to stand and bark and they didn't seem to notice.
1592244
The sound is loud. It depends on how close to the bedrooms you place it as to whether it would wake the family.We have used ours on a storage/sitting bench in front of our kitchen window.Our sheltie would jump up ,look out the window and bark at everything that she saw. We tried several ways to stop her. It only took about 3 days for her to avoid the bench completely. I have had it turned off for about 2 months and she never has jumped up again. This product was a really wonderful solution for us.
984668
I bought this to stop my next door neighbors dogs from barking and it seems to work. When they start barking I just walk over to the fence and raise my arm up over the fence and push the button and they stop barking. So it may work for you but I guess it depends on the dog etc. on how well.
1004472
sorry... don't know for sure as yet. haven't opened the package. but I bought it to use on windows as well as window trim and wood, to stop dog from slobbering all over.
1240395
This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it and the neighbor's dog and it worked wonderfully. This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it... » Read More This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it and the neighbor's dog and it worked wonderfully. « Show Less
270845
Yes and also allows you to place outside the area you are protecting. Like if you have the alarm in a shed, you could have this external alarm outside the shed under the eaves. Or if you place in a rv, you could mount this outside so it is heard outside the area you are prortecting.... Product Works Great for price!!!!!!!!!!!1
928526
Mine stopped my dog from barking in a few days and haven't needed to use it anymore. I have loaned it to several friends with similar results
1142084
This outdoor bark control will impact dogs in the immediate area. I have one pup that absolutely was a nervous wreck when I had the bark control outside. The other dogs, not so much, it did not bother. (it was effective for them). The one that was the culprit could care less. So I had to return it because it impacted the dog I did not need to correct. The individual bark collars work for our boys when they get yappy. Now, all we have to do is show the collar & ask if they want to wear it, & they stop barking. Your neighbors dog might cause your guy to become a wreck. It may work, but if it does not impact the perpetrator, it definitely will impact your dog. Don't know how it would work if you set it on the fence nearer the neighbor's barking dog. I think it would still impact your pup.
169077
I haven't tried that but if you turn it up loud enough, it probably would. We have a neighbor with a barking dog and it drowns out the barking.
393385
I ended up returning mine because I couldn't get it to work. It only barked when someone INDOORS walked by it but never when someone OUTDOORS did, even though I had it behind the window, as well. I just don't think it works well at all