Queenmew Dog Barking Control Device, 50 meters range, LED

The Queenmew Dog Barking Control device offers an innovative way to manage unwanted dog barking. It is not intended to stop your dog from ever barking, as sometimes we want our four-legged friends to express their feelings. This Pet Corrector uses sound technology that is harmless to humans and has no negative impact on the health of dogs. The main goal of the device is to attract the dog's attention and prevent its misbehaviour.

Suitable opportunities for use

The device has a range of 5 meters, making it ideal for use both indoors and outdoors. It can be used to stop unwanted barking when training puppies at home, or when walking, when we teach dogs how to behave in public. It also protects dogs from dangerous foods that they could eat, thus ensuring their safety and well-being.

Functionality for all dog breeds

This device is suitable for dogs of all sizes and breeds, both small and large dogs. However, it is important to note that it does not work on deaf or hearing-impaired dogs. The key to this device's effectiveness is its ability to detect barking from up to 5 metres away, making it an effective tool for training and controlling dog behaviour in various situations.

Features of the Pet Corrector

The device is equipped with several practical functions. It produces sounds that reduce unwanted barking without damaging the dog's hearing. The combination of fixed and variable frequencies increases efficiency. It is powered by a built-in rechargeable battery and comes with a USB cable for easy charging. In addition, the device has an LED indicator that shows the charging status.

Using the Pet Corrector

Using the Pet Corrector is simple and intuitive. When the ON-OFF button is pressed, the device activates and emits a signal, the presence of which is indicated by a green LED. If you hold the button down, it sends a signal, and when you release it, the signal stops. It's important for the dog to hear this sound repeatedly so they associate unwanted behaviour with an unpleasant experience. Over time, the dog's barking is expected to gradually decrease as the dog learns what this sound means.