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Dogtra Smart NoBark Collar
$124.99
Dogtra Smart Nobark is our most accurate no bark collar yet, detecting barking, whining, and howling with a triple detection system that filters out false triggers. Paired with an app that tracks your dog’s barking behavior and offers e-collar control, it gives you full oversight and control, all while ensuring...
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Dogtra Smart Nobark is our most accurate no bark collar yet, detecting barking, whining, and howling with a triple detection system that filters out false triggers. Paired with an app that tracks your dog’s barking behavior and offers e-collar control, it gives you full oversight and control, all while ensuring your dog’s safety while improving barking behavior.
Key Features:
- Detects Barking, Howling, Whining
- Detects Ambient Noise for Accurate Correction
- Free Dogtra Smart Nobark App*
- App Based E-Collar Control
- Auto Level Increase
- Correction
- Vibration
- 30 Yard E-Collar Mode Range
- 100 Medium Output Levels
- IPX9K Waterproof
- *App not required to operate
Package Contains:
- Dogtra Smart Nobark E-Collar
- USB-C Cable
- 5V 2.5A Charger
- USB-C Charging Cable
- *Phone Not Included. App not required to operate
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