The PBC00-10782 is a little dog nano no-bark collar that incorporates micro technology for detecting the vibrations caused by a dog’s barking, which in turn activates the release of a small static charge. It’s also designed specially for small or toy breeds, and it works on “temperament learning” basis, which basically means that it will adjust itself to the appropriate level according to your dog’s temperament.

The state of the art perfect bark technique ensures that the correction is initiated only when the dog barks. The tracker system to track the number of corrections required to reduce or eliminate the dog’s bark is a special and utile feature that comes with the PBC00-10782 bark control collar. Being built for small or toy breeds, the collar is very small and light, and it has a couple of lights that indicate whether the battery is charged or low.

This collar offers 10 levels of correction, and it’s also resistant to water, so it can be worn during bad weather, like rain or snow. In addition, the PBC00-10782 bark control collar comes with an identification tag, an RFA-188 battery, and an operating guide, of course. This small manual is very useful, and it’s worded in a way that even the new owners can easily understand how to use the collar to train their dogs. Another advantage of the PBC00-10782 is the guarantee that comes with it.

When you opt to make use of PBC00-10782, ensure that the fit on the dog is snug and does not hurt the dog’s skin. However, take into consideration that the no bark collar should only be used at times where barking is not acceptable. At most, the PBC-10782 should be used for a maximum of 10 hours per day.

Good Points About The PBC00-10782

The 10 correction levels and the temperament training mode available in PBC00-10782 collars make it suitable for dogs of different temperament. In addition, the PBC00-10782 is light and resistant to wear and tear. The collar can tell the difference between barking and other noises, thanks to its internal mechanism. External interferences do not interrupt and induce random corrections.

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