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Tips and Maintenance
• Before playing with your dog, turn the unit off. The activity may cause your dog to bark,
which could lead to him associating the play with the ultrasonic tone.
• Turn OFF the unit while not in use.
• The Indoor Bark Control should only be used with pets that are over 6 months of age.
• If your pet is injured or its mobility is otherwise impaired, contact your veterinarian or
professional trainer before use.
• Do not leave the unit unattended where your dog could accidentally damage it through chewing.
• Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself. This will invalidate the warranty and make repairs
more difficult.
• For indoor use only.
• Remove the batteries before cleaning.
• Clean the Indoor Bark Control with a damp cloth. Do not use any kind of spray
chemicals or solvent to clean.
• Do not immerse unit in water or any other liquid.
Note: The Indoor Bark Control is weather resistant, not waterproof. However, if water enters
into the microphone it may disrupt the unit's operation. After the microphone dries, it may
resume to working properly.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is the Indoor Bark Control
effective on all dogs?
• The product may not work on deaf or hearing
impaired dogs.
Will the ultrasonic tone
work for multiple dogs?
• Yes, it is effective on all dogs within the 8 metre range.
Can a dog become
desensitised to the
ultrasonic tone?
• There are some situations where dogs become
desensitised. To avoid this, only use the Indoor Bark
Control during periods of unwanted barking. Turn the
unit off when not in use.
Can humans hear the
ultrasonic tone?
• The ultrasonic tone cannot be heard by most humans.
Occasionally the speaker may vibrate which can
make a sound.
Can I use the Indoor Bark
Control outdoors?
• No, we do not recommend keeping the product
outdoors. PetSafe
®
Outdoor Bark Control products
are weatherproof and can work up to 15 metres from
a barking dog. Please visit our website at petsafe.com
for more information.
