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Precautions should be taken when testing the Deluxe Outdoor Bark Control.
Avoid repeating the Test Mode for long periods of time. See Important
Safety Information on page 2 for more details.
What to Expect During Use of the Deluxe
Outdoor Bark Control
Place the Deluxe Outdoor Bark Control within range of the dog with the unit turned ON. Most
dogs will understand very quickly that the Deluxe Outdoor Bark Control is disrupting their urge to
bark and will relax and stop barking.
You should notice a reduction in the dog’s barking within the fi rst two weeks that the Deluxe
Outdoor Bark Control is in use. Please note this product may not work on deaf or hearing
impaired dogs.
Excessive barking can cause a real strain on your relationship with your pet, as well as cause
disruptions in your neighbourhood. Please visit our website to view other customized solutions to
the problem of too much barking.
Regular Maintenance
• Remove the battery before cleaning.
• Clean the Deluxe Outdoor Bark Control with a damp cloth.
• Do no use any kind of spray chemicals or solvent to clean.
• Do not immerse in water or any other liquid.
Note: The Deluxe Outdoor Bark Control is weatherproof. However, if water enters into the
microphone it may disrupt the unit’s operation. After the microphone is dry the unit will resume
working properly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the range for the
Deluxe Outdoor Bark
Control?
The Deluxe Outdoor Bark Control detects barking and sends
the ultrasonic sound up to 15 m.
Can I use the Deluxe
Outdoor Bark Control
indoors?
No, we do not recommend using the product indoors. The
PetSafe
®
Indoor Bark Control is an ultrasonic product that is
safe for indoor use. For product information, please visit our
website at www.petsafe.net or call our Customer Care Centre.
Can a dog become
desensitized to the
ultrasonic sound?
There are some situations where dogs become desensitized.
To avoid this, use the timers to turn the Deluxe Outdoor Bark
Control ON during periods of unwanted barking (i.e. leave
the unit off when you are away).
