Question 1

I want to stop my own dog from barking in the house. Will this device work for that purpose?

Accepted Answer

Yes.  I have the original Dazer and bought that in 1990 and have used it all these years for dog training.  I have NEVER had a dog that got "used to it", as I have read several times in comments.  I raise Yorkshire Terriers and have had yorkies that range from 12.5 lbs. all the way down to 4.2 lbs., and the Dazer has worked with them all.  As another person stated, when you push the Dazer on for a few seconds, you say "NO" at the same time to reinforce your command.  So if they are barking, you say "No Bark" while pushing the Dazer.  If they are jumping on you, say "Down" while you are pushing the Dazer.  And you only push the Dazer for 1-2 seconds...do not hold down the button.  Work on one command at a time until the dog understands the new command.  When they understand the command, a verbal command is all they will need.  Maybe if the people that said their dogs got used to it, were pushing the Dazer for anything the dog was doing and not giving a command with it.  That would be confusing training to any dog.

Question 2

Does the Dazer II penetrate through a 'lapped and capped' wooden fence.

Accepted Answer

There is a block wall between me and the offending dogs; I just held it over the fence and pushed it once.  They used to bark at me every time I tossed the trash.  They haven't barked since.  Wow, first time in four years I feel like I'm not an intruder in my own backyard

Question 3

is this product just for barking dogs or for aggressive dogs that want to charge at you while walking outside?

Accepted Answer

I do not think this would work on aggressive dogs.  It works on my two Poms for barking control because their ears are up.  It does not faze my two Poodles, their ears are long and floppy.

Question 4

does it stop a dog from bad behavior?

Accepted Answer

It could if you used it for that: just like any negative reinforcement, if you use it to stop a specific behavior and your dog knows where the sound is coming from, eventually you won't need to press the button, just show it to him and he'll stop the behavior.

Dog Dazer II Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent

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