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The Cicpap is a handheld ultrasonic bark deterrent with two sensors, a training mode and a deterrent mode, plus a built-in LED flashlight. It aims a burst of ultrasound at a dog up to about 35 ft away and recharges over USB instead of using batteries. It suits owners who want a pocketable tool for walks or the yard, but it is not a fix for every dog: the maker says roughly 3% of dogs ignore ultrasound, and puppies under 6 months and dogs over 8 have hearing that limits its use. Compared with basic single-mode whistles, the dual sensor and flashlight add convenience, but results depend heavily on the individual dog.
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Ratings are middling, and owners split on whether the device works. Some report quick quieting of barking and liking the flashlight and rechargeable build; others say their dog ignored it or that it only worked briefly.
This ultrasonic bark control device helps correct excessive barking in dogs. When the dog barks, hold the button to emit an ultrasonic sound. Release the button to stop. When the dog is quiet, give it a reward. The device can also help deter other unwanted behaviors such as fighting, biting and chewing furniture.
It has a training mode and a deterrent mode. The training mode uses an ultrasonic frequency of 20-25 kHz, which is gentler than the deterrent mode. Different dogs may react differently depending on age and weight. A blue light flashes and the device vibrates while it is working. It also has an LED flashlight and a rechargeable battery.
It is meant for dogs from 6 months to 8 years old, of any type or size. Puppies under 6 months have not fully developed hearing, and hearing declines in dogs over 8 years. About 3% of dogs do not respond to ultrasound. It is for dogs that are misbehaving, and the first uses may be stressful for some dogs.
