Archive for August, 2009

The No Bark 10 Collar Review

Do you have a dog that barks at your visitors uncontrollaby? Or one that barks very loudly until late hours at night and keeps you and your neighbors awake? If so, then the no bark 10 collar is the training collar you need to solve this problem.

The collar is activated by the vibration caused by your dog’s barking; in addition, it comes with a display that shows the level of the battery and the current correction level. You can also customize the operational modes of the SBC-10. If you intend to understand the number of corrections needed for the substantial reduction of your dog’s bark, then you can set the collar at ‘Temperament Learning’ mode where you are offered 10 correction levels. If you are fine with the automatic rising stimulation that is based on the frequency of your dog’s bark, then you can opt to operate the no bark 10 collar in the ‘Progressive Correction’ mode. If you decide to manually customize the static shock correction offered, you can make use of the ‘User Correction’ mode of the SBC-10 collar.

The SBC-10 collar comes with plastic black straps that can be adjusted for neck sizes up to 27″ and this facilitates the use of this collar on dogs of any color and type. There is yet another mode that is featured: the “Test Mode,” and the collar also comes with a 6 Volt battery that is rechargable.

Pre-Usage Precautions

Remember to use the SBC-10 only in situations where barking would be totally out of place, for example, when people are sleeping. Make sure that your dog is not aggressive if you plan to go in for the no bark 10 collars. Never attach a leash or any other thing to the collar, because other objects might cause the collar to punish the dog even when it’s not barking. Make sure that you clean it frequently and help your dog to be away from skin inflammations while making use of the SBC-10.