A new Christmas campaign has been launched by The Pet Hall, giving customers access to their high quality dog training at 45% off. It is designed for ease of use and no-shock training on all dog breeds.
The Pet Hall has launched a new Christmas campaign this holiday season with a focus on the best way to humanely train dogs not to bark. As part of this campaign, the Pet Hall humane no shock bark collar has been reduced by 45%.
More information can be found at: https://amazon.com/dp/B0763QLCF8
The Pet Hall no shock bark collar is exclusively sold on Amazon and offers customers a range of benefits when it comes to training their pet. It offers pet-safe bark training, using vibration and sound stimuli to distract dogs from unwanted and excessive barking.
Created by dog lovers with animal welfare at the forefront of their minds, the product offers an easy way to train dogs in all environments. Whether they bark too loudly at noisy neighbors, or owners want to stop them barking at other dogs, the Pet Hall collar is ideal.
Shock collars, which send a small electric current to get the dog’s attention, aren't ideal for either the dog or many owners. In these cases, it’s important to find a reliable alternative.
The Pet Hall is known for its high quality products and its no-shock dog collar is based on fully automated smart technology. This means there is no remote required, giving the owner ease of use and peace of mind when out and about.
The collar has seven progressive training levels and six different sensitivity settings, making it useable on all types of dog breeds. Whether they are stubborn or more sensitive, the dog collar can help.
In addition to this, they are designed for all weather, benign made from durable nylon. The secure, strong plastic buckles ensure a quick fit, while the easy release dual-retention design provides ease of use.
The design means that the collar can fit dogs necks ranging from 8 inches to 21 inches, and it is recommended for puppies no younger than 16 weeks.
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