| | |  | Pinch & Training Collars | Home » » » » » Dogtra No Bark Dog Collar YS300 For Small to Medium Dogs | | | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | YS300 Dog Size: Small to Medium (15 - 20 lbs) Features: -No bark dog collar.-Designed for small to medium sensitive dogs.-Rechargeable 2-hour rapid charge lithium polymer battery.-6 intensity levels (2-7) for a wide variety of dispositions. Options: -Available in small/medium or medium/large dog sizes. Color/Finish: -Tri-color LED battery life indicator. Dimensions: -Fits dogs as small as 10 lbs (receiver weight: 4.0 ounces). Disclaimer: -Non-electrical stimulation vibration/pager(P) warning prior to the stimulation. | | | Features: | |
• Dogtra YS300 Yapper Stopper (Small to Medium sized breeds) YNo-bark collar for small to medium bree
• Bark activated no bark collar" for small to medium sensitive breeds
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 9.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 3.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 3.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 2.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 7.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.75 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 117 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
Average Customer Review:
 ( 117 customer reviews )
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
125 of 126 found the following review helpful:
 Finally something that works!!Aug 09, 2010
By klad
We have tried everything with our wonderful dog who never barks.. except when we leave... we started by giving him chew toys, busy bone, ultrasonic bark device, relaxing music for dogs (I kid you not), a dog collar with a citronelle spray, a fermone spray for his bed, and then we got a different electric collar pet safe which ambed up the shocks which worked somewhat but then our dog would howl when we leave.. it does not zap that kind of noise. After using this for a few years and watching our dog howl more and more when we leave... after another set of batteries ran out... we bought this one and oh my god it actually works. I think it' the vibration warning a zap is coming which makes it such a success... as it's a one two punch we needed to calm our dog down. For those of you who think this a bad for you dog... NO.. what is bad for your dog is straining his vocal cords all day and our neighbors nerves. Now he doesn't even attempt to bark or howl when leave what a huge relief!! Worth every penny... I rarely review items only when they exceed my expectations and when I think someone else could benefit from it! PS it has speed charger just takes two hours to charge!
41 of 41 found the following review helpful:
Great product!Jan 30, 2010
By Sandra Dunn
"kilja"
I've tried several no bark collars from different manufacturers. I really like this one best because it has a vibration feature that warns the dog before he gets barking. It is easy to adjust and is rechargeable. My dogs are barking herders and these work great.
31 of 31 found the following review helpful:
Very effectiveSep 16, 2010
By CBB
We ordered this collar for our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. He is a great dog, very gentle and obedient, but at age 2 has started develop a some pretty annoying barking habits. These range from the harmless but annoying, such as seeing a squirrel out the window, barking like crazy at it and then tearing down the stairs to his basement doggy door; to the embarassing such as going absolutely beserk at the mail carrier and anyone else who happens by our house walking a dog. When he goes into this "beserk" stage, he won't listen and can't be stopped from barking/growling until the "intruder" in his space is gone.
We have tried a couple of different products, namely the PetSafe Outdoor Ultrasonic Bark Deterrent (the one shaped like a birdhouse) for outdoors, and PetSafe PBC-1000 Ultrasonic Indoor Bark Control for indoors. The Outdoor unit worked reasonably well, but our dog figured out pretty quickly that if he got far enough back from it (it was placed near the property line to deter barking at the sidewalk), he could still do his thing (including harassing the mail carrier when they got to the front porch.) The Indoor unit seemed to work for about a week, and then lost its effect (I even put brand new batteries in it, but it just seems the noise it emits doesn't bother him that much.)
After reading reviews for virtually every "no bark" collar on Amazon and other sites, we selected the Dogstra No Bark YS300. Unlike the ultrasonic bark deterrents we had been using before, which rely on an unpleasant noise to stop barking, this collar detects the bark and then delivers a "shock" to the dog. I should add that our dog is trained on and completely comfortable with an electric fence, so to some degree he gets the joke of what it means to get a shock. We have been using this collar for 2 weeks, and so far it works like a charm. The first day that the mail arrived, our dog began his usual barking, and immediately received a corrective shock. He let out a little yelp (exactly what he does when shocked by electric collar for invisible fence), and not only did he stop barking, but he settled down, and never went into his "beserk" mode. When he is in his "beserk" mode at the mail carrier, he often shreds the mail. Not this time. Apparently by stopping the barking, it stopped the whole destructive mode.
The dog very quickly figured out that bark = shock, and I think he has only received one or two shocks subsequently. He has also figured out that a low growl does not trigger the shock, nor does a very quiet "woof" that is almost more like a grunt. So he can still alert us if he believes something is not right (like a squirrel has entered his yard.) I should add that the collar has 7 levels of shock severity, and we have it set on the mildest one.
The last thing I will adress is the battery. The Dogstra YS300 uses a rechargeable lithium battery. So far it seems to need charging every 4 days or so. This is not a big deal, we simply take it off of him at night and charge it as you would a cell phone, an i-touch, etc. This may sound like a lot of charing, but we have been thru so many battery ordeals with his electric fence collar and those batteries are so expensive, that I actually like this method better.
35 of 36 found the following review helpful:
rechargeable batteryJun 30, 2008
By John Jerome
I use this on a 14 lbs carin terrier. I choose this over the PetSafe brand because it comes with a charger that plugs right into the collar so no more batteries.
24 of 24 found the following review helpful:
It works like an "off" switchAug 29, 2010
By Rajck
"airesnurse"
I have a mini schnauzer and a lab mix who think they need to bark and scream incessantly whenever a car comes up the drive. If you want to visit outdoors with the neighbor, forget it, because they bark the ENTIRE time. I ordered one Dogtra YS300 to use for both dogs.
The pros:
1. It says for small to medium dogs, but is very effective with my lab mix also.
2. It has a vibration warning before the correction.
3. It can be set to vibrate only when the correction is learned.
4. The battery is rechargeable in about 2 hours.
The cons:
1. Even on the LOWEST setting, it is a little too strong for my mini schnauzer. She squealed on the correction of "2" which I did not like. (However, I can set it to vibrate only for her which works well.)
2. The strap is very long, but it can be cut to fit, so not a big "con"
3. My dogs do already know that they can bark when the collar is off, however the duration is shorter.
I will have to update my review in the future in order to address durability.
To make a long story short, I like this collar, and will be ordering another one so that both dogs will have one to wear when we go camping, etc.
See all 117 customer reviews on Amazon.com
| | |
|
