Bark Collars By Dog Breed

At Bark Control we get lots of requests asking what is the best barking collar for a particular breed.  Well after a fair bit of work, the guys have selected our most common dog breeds and allocated a list of bark collars that we think will get you the best results.  If you cannot find your breed get in touch with us and we can add them to the chart if the breed is popular enough. 

How To Use This Chart:

This chart should be taken as a guide only. All dogs are different and if your dog is particularly timid or stubborn it may be worth talking to one of our experts before purchasing an anti-bark collar.

It is important to note we have based these bark collar recommendations on healthy adult dogs. If you have younger dogs or senior dogs with a barking problem we suggest you call us for some expert guidance.

Mixed breed owners should go by the dominant breed of the mix.  Mixed breeds like labradoodles for example can come in various sizes so before selecting ensure the bark collar is suitable for your dog's size.

Remember we have also selected what we considered the best collar not the cheapest.  So if you cannot find something in your price range feel free to contact us to discuss further as well.

AS WE ALWAYS SAY IF YOU ARE STILL NOT SURE PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL!  Call: 1300 668 931
 

Dog Breed:Akita
Recommendations:Not a renowned barker generally but a very headstrong dog none the less!  We recommend electric static collars for this breed.
Dog Breed:Alaskan Malamute
Recommendations:Although the Malamute is not a big barker, they can certainly howl! The Malamute is a very dominant breed so we recommend static electric collars.
Dog Breed:Aussie Bulldog
Recommendations:The Aussie Bulldog is a strong and energetic breed that responds best to barking issues with a static electric barking collar.
Dog Breed:Aussie Shepherd
Recommendations:Generally not renowned for excessive barking.  However they are a working dog with a strong temperament.  Longish coat works against spay collars.
Dog Breed:Beagle
Recommendations:A very popular breed that is prone to excessive barking.  Also can be very head strong so an electric collar is recommended.
Dog Breed:Belgian Malinois
Recommendations:Very intelligent working breed.  Static electric collars recommended.
Dog Breed:Bichon Frise
Recommendations:Intelligent and affectionate pet breed that can become a strong yapper!  Only recommended Static collars or Citronella Collars.
Dog Breed:Blue Heeler / Aussie Cattle
Recommendations:The Australian iconic working dog.  Forget spray!  Electric collars for sure.
Dog Breed:Border Collie
Recommendations:Very energetic working dog that often barks while running making spray collars ineffective.  Electric bark collars the best option.
Dog Breed:Boxer
Recommendations:Highly intelligent dog that can be very boisterous.  Have had spray work in the past on more timd boxers but generally manual set Electric recommended.
Dog Breed:Bull Arab
Recommendations:Headstrong Australian bred pig hunting dog.  Electric bark collars for sure.
Dog Breed:Bull Mastiff
Recommendations:A head strong devoted guard and hunting dog.  Electric bark collars should be your first choice.
Dog Breed:Bull Terrier
Recommendations:Not a big barking customer but, although very loyal can be a very head strong and stubborn dog.  Static collars if barking a problem.
Dog Breed:Cairn Terrier
Recommendations:A lively and loveable pet dog that is prone to defensive barking.  Citronella collars can be successful, unless running/chasing and barking.
Dog Breed:Cavalier King Charles
Recommendations:Another loveable pet dog that can respond to Citronella bark collars.  More stubborn individuals may need a manual set static collar.
Dog Breed:Chihuahua / Toy Breeds
Recommendations:One of the smallest breeds, but boy can they bark.  Very limited by size.  Spray or static options.
Dog Breed:Cocker Spaniel
Recommendations:A moderate barking dog.  Can have success with citronella.  Go with a manual set electric bark collar if required.
Dog Breed:Corgi
Recommendations:Generally a low level barker.  Spray collars can be effective in most cases.  Stick with a manual set electric collar if that is required.
Dog Breed:Dachshund
Recommendations:Can be a persistent little barker!  Spray collars do work on this breed particularly if not running and barking.  Otherwise manual set electric collar.
Dog Breed:Dalmation
Recommendations:Can be a very highly strung and exciteable dog without exercise and stimulation.  Electric barking collars recommended.
Dog Breed:Doberman
Recommendations:Very loud barking dog that can be excessive to all concerned!  Definitely a candidate for electric bark collars.
Dog Breed:Fox Terrier
Recommendations:Very active and sometimes very persistent little barker.  Even though it is small in size a static collar is often required.  Especially if barking is territorial.
Dog Breed:French Bulldog
Recommendations:Very active and sometimes very persistent little barker.  Even though it is small in size a static collar is often required.  Especially if barking is territorial.
Dog Breed:German Shepherd
Recommendations:Bold, strong and intelligent.  Electric barking collars are a definite first choice.
Dog Breed:Golden Retriever / Retrievers
Recommendations:Depending on the individual dog we do get some success with spray barking collars.   However static electric preferred.
Dog Breed:Great Dane
Recommendations:Gentle giant of the dog world and we have had customers go well with citronella bark collars.  However static preferred.
Dog Breed:Greyhound
Recommendations:Increasingly popular pet dog and not a big barker generally.  Depending on the dog we can have success with spray barking collars.   However static electric preferred.
Dog Breed:GSP
Recommendations:Popular hunting dog that is a bit of a barker as well.  Electric bark collars are your best solution.
Dog Breed:Hungarian Vizsla
Recommendations:Popular hunting dog that is gentle by nature but can have a big bark.  Electric bark collars are your best solution.
Dog Breed:Huntaway
Recommendations:A New Zealand herding dog trained to herd by barking.  If not trained barking can be a big issue!  Electric barking collars!
Dog Breed:Irish Wolfhound
Recommendations:Gentle Large breed dog that is not a big barker generally.  Mixed breeds tend to create loud deep barkers.  Electric collars.
Dog Breed:Jack Russell
Recommendations:Don't be fooled!  One of our biggest customers.  Small tenacious dog bred for hunting rats and will bark a lot!  Electric bark collars for sure!
Dog Breed:Japanese Spitz
Recommendations:Alert smaller dog that is known for territorial barking.  Can be a problem if living on a busy road!  Citronella Collars can be effective.  If stubborn go for a manual set static collar.
Dog Breed:Kelpie
Recommendations:Classic Australian working dog breed.  Tough, reliable and can bark.  Electric anti bark collars all the way!
Dog Breed:Labrador
Recommendations:Depending on the individual dog we do get some success with spray barking collars.   However static electric preferred.
Dog Breed:Lhasa Apso
Recommendations:Intelligent and affectionate pet breed that can become a strong yapper!  Citronella bark collars or manual Static collars.
Dog Breed:Maltese
Recommendations:Very popular and affectionate pet breed that can become a strong yapper!  Citronella bark collars or manual Static collars.
Dog Breed:Maremma Sheepdog
Recommendations:Anyone who owns one knows how stubborn this breed is and how much they bark.  Definitely static electric…and a good one!
Dog Breed:Neapolitan Mastiff
Recommendations:Very strong minded with protective territorial instincts.  Static electric collar is the best option.
Suitable Collars:Dogtra YS600
SportDog SBC-R
Dog Breed:Pomeranian
Recommendations:One of the smallest breeds, but boy can they bark.  Very limited in choice by dog size.  Spray or static options.
Dog Breed:Poodle (standard)
Recommendations:Poodles and variances can respond to Citronella bark collars with success.  More stubborn dogs may need a manual set static collar.  (For different size Poodles choose collars that relate to dog size)
Dog Breed:Pug
Recommendations:Another loveable pet dog that can respond to Citronella bark collars.  More stubborn individuals may need a manual set static collar.
Dog Breed:Rhodesian Ridgeback
Recommendations:Big strong looking dog that surprisingly gives it up for spray on occasions!  Manual set electric would be preferred option.
Dog Breed:Rottweiler
Recommendations:A head strong devoted guard dog with strong territorial tendencies.  Electric bark collars should be your first choice.
Dog Breed:Samoyed
Recommendations:Friendly breed that is not known as a big barker.  Spray bark collars can work subject to coat length stopping the spray.  Manual set electric bark collars if choosing static.
Dog Breed:Schnauzer (standard)
Recommendations:Can be a bit of a barker!  Spray can work in some cases but manual set electric collars preferred.  (For different size Schnauzer choose collars that relate to dog size)
Dog Breed:Shih Tzu
Recommendations:Very popular and affectionate pet breed that can become a strong yapper!  Citronella bark collars or manual Static collars.
Dog Breed:Siberian Husky
Recommendations:Not a renowned barker but is known for howling.  Sound activated static or spray depending on temperament.
Dog Breed:Staffordshire Terrier
Recommendations:Can suffer from seperation anxiety when left alone.  Static collars are best options for staffies!
Dog Breed:Weimaraner
Recommendations:Popular hunting dog that is a bit of a barker as well.  Electric bark collars are your best solution.
Dog Breed:Whippet
Recommendations:Sensative breed of dog that spray barking collars often work on.  If stubborn, manual set electric bark collars only.


* Only recommended if you have one barking dog.  If you have several barking dogs please select an alternative bark collar.

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