Bark Begone Ultrasonic Dog Bark Deterrent, Black 9V 2 Pack with Two Sound Settings

Bark Begone is a handheld ultrasonic dog bark deterrent and behavior corrector designed to get a dog’s attention, with two sound settings and an operating range of up to 35 feet.

• Works up to 35 feet — use the sound cue with dogs at a distance.
• Two sound settings — choose a quieter setting for your dog indoors or a louder high-frequency setting for distance use.
• Ultrasonic sound — inaudible to humans and 100% safe for dogs to hear.
• Built-in flashlight — provides a light for late-night walks.
• Supports conditioned emotional response training — pair the sound with a familiar command and a reward.

For unwanted barking and other behavior you want to redirect, Bark Begone provides a handheld sound cue for use indoors or outdoors. It is designed for dog owners who want to work with a dog’s attention without yelling, and the longer-range setting can also be used when calling a dog from farther away or responding to a wild or aggressive animal.

What behaviors is Bark Begone designed to address?

Bark Begone is intended to get a dog’s attention and help redirect unwanted barking and behavior. Its two settings offer a quieter sound for use with your own dog indoors and a louder, high-frequency sound for distance use, including calling your dog or addressing wild, aggressive animals. The device is handheld, lightweight, and durable, and the emitted sound is inaudible to people.

• Designed for indoor and outdoor use.
• Can be used as an attention cue during dog training.
• The black option is identified as 9V (2 Pack).

How do you use Bark Begone with a training command?

Pair the Bark Begone sound with a command your dog already knows, then praise and reward the dog when it follows the command. The brand’s conditioned emotional response approach uses small treats: give the sound cue, say the familiar command, and reward the correct response.

As you continue the routine, gradually leave more time between the sound and the verbal command. The training approach aims to help the dog respond to the sound cue before hearing the command; once that association develops, the cue can be incorporated into other commands, including bark training.

• Start with a command the dog follows consistently.
• Use small treats, praise, or petting as rewards.
• Increase the pause between the sound cue and the spoken command over time.

What features are included for everyday use?

The handheld trainer includes a flashlight for late-night walks and is made for use at home or outdoors. Its operating range of up to 35 feet makes it suitable for use at a park or when a dog is farther away. The two sound settings let you choose the quieter indoor option or the louder high-frequency option according to the situation.

Bark Begone is promoted as the original handheld no-bark device, and the product is backed by Kevin Harrington from Shark Tank. Its sound cue offers a way to work on behavior using a training routine built around commands and rewards, rather than relying on yelling.

Bark Begone is best suited to dog owners who want a handheld ultrasonic cue for barking and behavior training at home, outdoors, or at a distance. It combines two sound settings, a range of up to 35 feet, and a flashlight in one training device.