FAQ

No, you should not allow your dog to hump you; while it is a common behavior, it is best redirected to more appropriate outlets through positive training and by addressing possible underlying causes.

Dogs hump people for many reasons, including excitement, attention-seeking, stress, habit, or even medical issues—not just for sexual reasons.

The '3 bark rule' refers to a feature in some bark collars that activates correction only after detecting three consecutive barks to prevent false triggers.

The most powerful dog bark deterrents are advanced bark collars that offer multiple correction modes, adjustable sensitivity, and reliable bark detection, like the Dogtra YS600 and SportDOG SBC-R models.

The 3 bark rule is a feature in some bark collars that only triggers corrective action after the dog has barked three times in quick succession, reducing false activations.

The most powerful dog bark deterrents are static correction bark collars, particularly models like the Dogtra YS600 and SportDOG SBC-R, designed for large or stubborn dogs.

The 3 bark rule is a feature in some bark collars that delivers a correction only after the dog has barked three consecutive times, helping reduce false triggers.

The most powerful dog bark deterrents are high-quality bark collars that use accurate detection and multiple correction modes, such as the Dogtra YS600 or SportDOG NoBark SBC-R.

Veterinarians have mixed opinions on bark collars; some approve their use when applied humanely and appropriately, primarily as a supplemental training tool.

Yes, bark collars can be effective anti-barking devices when used correctly, especially those with accurate bark detection, adjustable settings, and humane correction methods.