FAQ

To stop your dog from humping, interrupt and redirect their behavior with training and provide more physical and mental stimulation. If the problem persists, consult a veterinarian or certified trainer.

Ultrasonic bark deterrents emit high-frequency sounds unpleasant to dogs but inaudible to humans, which can help reduce excessive barking.

There is no universal legal time limit for a dog to bark; it depends on local noise ordinances, which vary by municipality or region.

Ultrasonic sounds—high-pitched noises only dogs can hear—are commonly used to deter barking by emitting an unpleasant but non-harmful tone when a dog barks.

There is no universal time limit for how long a dog can legally bark; it depends on local noise ordinances which vary by region or city.

Ultrasonic sounds emitted by bark deterrent devices can deter dogs from barking; they are non-harmful but unpleasant, encouraging dogs to stay quiet.

The legal duration a dog can bark depends on local noise ordinances, but persistent or prolonged barking that causes disturbance may lead to action by authorities.

You have the right to a peaceful living environment, and if a neighbor’s dog is persistently barking, you may address it by first speaking with the neighbor and, if unresolved, reporting the issue to local authorities in accordance with noise ordinances.

The '3 bark rule' typically refers to a guideline where persistent barking, such as three or more barks in succession, may warrant concern or action due to potential noise disturbances.

Ultrasonic bark deterrent devices emit a high-frequency sound only dogs can hear when they bark, helping discourage excessive barking.