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UlePaw Ultrasonic Anti Bark Device 40FT Rechargeable with LED Light
UlePaw Ultrasonic Anti Bark Device 40FT Rechargeable with LED Light
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- Upgraded Dual-Mode Ultrasonic Deterrent: Features Normal and Advanced ultrasound modes to effectively stop unwanted barking, fighting, scratching, and other excessive behaviors. A humane and safe way to help train and calm your dog.
- 40FT Effective Control Range: Equipped with dual ultrasound sensors for precise direction and stable performance up to 40 feet away. Perfect for use indoors, in the yard, or during outdoor walks.
- Dual LED Lights for Night Use: Built-in bright LED lights provide clear visibility at night. Activate flash mode with one press for enhanced safety and effectiveness during evening walks or nighttime training.
- Fast Type-C Charging & Long Battery Life: Fully charges in just 2 hours and delivers 40-60 days of standby time (depending on usage). Includes a Type-C cable for convenient charging anywhere.
- Safe & Humane Design: Emits 25-30 kHz ultrasound frequencies within a dog’s hearing range only. Automatically stops after 10 seconds per activation to ensure no harm to dogs or humans.
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I've been using this device for a week now, and he doesn't approach passersby anymore. It has truly solved a major problem for me.
This time, my dog behaved exceptionally well using this anti-barking device. This is a great learning experience for him, and I'm very satisfied. I will continue using it to train him until he stops barking unnecessarily.
This tool has brought peace back to the house; it's truly fantastic. I haven't even had to charge it once since I bought it. Overall, this dog repellent is amazing, a great product!
This product is well-made and easy to use, it's pretty good. It works very well for dogs, the only drawback is that the battery life needs improvement. Now the battery basically needs to be charged once a day.
It's very effective for my middle-aged dog, but my nearly ten-year-old doesn't seem to react much. I've looked it up, and perhaps older dogs are less sensitive to ultrasound.