Ultrasonic Dog Bark Control Device for Quiet Training
Bring a calmer response to the barking moments that interrupt your doorway, yard, and daily routine. This compact rechargeable device gives you three selectable audio and ultrasonic modes, four front transmitters, and simple side controls for non-contact training.
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Bring a calmer response to the barking moments that interrupt your doorway, yard, and daily routine. This compact rechargeable device gives you three selectable audio and ultrasonic modes, four front transmitters, and simple side controls for non-contact training.
Three adjustable audio and ultrasonic modes for discouraging excessive barking in dogs of different sizes.
- excessive barking
- nuisance barking
- unwanted dog behavior
- difficulty training large or stubborn dogs
Interrupt excessive barking with calmer control
When barking takes over the doorway, yard, or daily routine, reach for a non-contact training cue. Three adjustable audio and ultrasonic modes help you respond consistently to dogs of different sizes.
Choose Your Training Cue

Three selectable cues
Audio, Ultrasonic I, and Ultrasonic II let you choose among the listed operating modes instead of relying on one fixed setting.

Four front transmitters
The circular four-transmitter panel gives the device a purpose-built front-facing design for aiming the cue toward the training moment.

Controls without confusion
A side mode selector and separate ON/OFF switch make the basic operating sequence easy to repeat when barking begins.
Compact for daily reach
The matte-black housing, indicator light, and top hanging loop make it easy to keep the device accessible around the home or yard.
A Few Facts At A Glance
- 3selectable operating modes
- 10KHz-16KHzlisted audio range
- 20KHzlisted setting
- 25KHzlisted setting
Set It, Aim It, Respond
- 1Choose the mode
Use the side selector to choose Audio, Ultrasonic I, or Ultrasonic II before the training moment.
- 2Turn it on
Use the separate ON/OFF switch and hold the device with the front transmitter panel pointed toward the training situation.
- 3Give one clear cue
Use the device briefly when excessive barking begins. Avoid repeated pressing or using it as a continuous sound.
- 4Redirect and reward
Guide your dog toward a calm behavior, then use your established commands and rewards to show what to do next.
Turn Loud Moments Into Training Moments
When Barking Takes Over
Every bark can create a stressful scramble, especially when a visitor arrives, a delivery passes, or movement outside catches your dog's attention. Shouting often adds more energy to an already reactive moment.
A Clearer Training Cue
This compact device gives you a non-contact cue with three selectable modes. Choose Audio, Ultrasonic I, or Ultrasonic II instead of relying on one fixed response for every dog and situation.
Ready For The Next Trigger
Keep the device near the entryway, yard, or training area. When barking begins, aim the front panel from a safe distance, observe your dog, then follow the interruption with calm direction and reward-based training.
More Control Than Guesswork
| This ultrasonic dog bark control device | Shouting | Single-setting deterrent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Selectable operating modes | 3 | No | No |
| Non-contact cue | Yes | No | Yes |
| Front transmitter panel | 4 transmitters | No | Varies |
| Separate mode and power controls | Yes | No | Varies |
| Pairs with reward-based training | Yes | Inconsistent | Yes |
| Requires owner observation | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The device has three selectable modes, including Ultrasonic II at 25KHz, and the packaging specifically shows a large dog use case. Dogs differ in hearing, temperament, and response, so stay present and pair every interruption with calm commands, redirection, and rewards.
Start with the mode that fits your training situation and use one clear response rather than switching repeatedly. The available choices are Audio, Ultrasonic I, and Ultrasonic II.
No single sound-based tool suits every dog. Keep the device at a safe distance, never aim it at the ears, watch body language closely, and stop if your dog shows distress, fear, or discomfort. It is a training aid, not a substitute for humane handling or professional advice.
The front panel is directional, so use it with a clear line toward the training situation. Do not rely on it through walls, closed doors, or windows.
No. It provides an interruption cue, but your dog still needs calm commands, attention redirection, rewards, and trigger management. Seek qualified behavior or veterinary support if barking is sudden, fearful, aggressive, or persistent.
Audio is listed at 10KHz-16KHz. Ultrasonic I is listed at 20KHz, and Ultrasonic II is listed at 25KHz. Choose one setting, observe your dog, and use the response as part of a consistent routine.





