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product_id: 3973571
title: "Lentek Super Bark Free Dog Training Device"
brand: "koolatron"
price: "A$44"
currency: AUD
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reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/3973571-lentek-super-bark-free-dog-training-device
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# Works for all breeds 50 ft coverage Dual speaker power Lentek Super Bark Free Dog Training Device

**Brand:** koolatron
**Price:** A$44
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🐾 Train with Ease, Bark with Peace!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Lentek Super Bark Free Dog Training Device by koolatron
- **How much does it cost?** A$44 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/3973571-lentek-super-bark-free-dog-training-device)

## Best For

- koolatron enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted koolatron brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Impressive Range:** 50 feet of effective outdoor coverage.
- • **Targeted Training:** Attachable dome for precise bark control.
- • **Bark Control for All:** Perfect for multi-dog households!
- • **Dual Frequency Settings:** Choose between audible and ultrasonic sounds.
- • **Weather-Resistant Design:** Built to withstand the elements.

## Overview

The Lentek Super Bark Free Dog Training Device is designed for multi-dog homes, offering a 50-foot coverage area with powerful dual speakers and adjustable frequency settings. Its water-resistant vinyl cover ensures durability outdoors, while the attachable target dome allows for targeted bark control.

## Description

The Super Bark Free is one of the most effective wireless pet training devices on the market today! Put an end to all the irritating barking of your pet.

## Features

- Ideal for multiple-dog homes, works with any size or breed of dog
- 50 feet radius coverage area - outdoor use only
- Super high power dual speakers, Audible and ultrasonic frequency settings
- Water resistant vinyl cover for additional outdoor protection
- Attachable target dome, targets bark control from far distance
- Kindly refer user manual for assistance

## Images

![Lentek Super Bark Free Dog Training Device - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81a1zYhtqlL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Works so far...needs improvement
  

*by M***S on Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2009*

I have tried many bark deterrent devices in the past couple of years in order to keep my dogs from barking excessively at night. This product seems to be working so far (a little over two weeks). I started with the "bark" correction setting at 2 in order to gradually train the dogs in case a stronger setting was needed later. This product provides correction strength ranges from 1-5, with a sliding sensitivity setting.After a couple of days on 2, I noticed the dogs were being adequately trained so I have not turned the setting up any higher. In order to conserve the batteries (this does not come with a direct power cord supply) I turn the devices off during the day at ~7:30am when I leave for work and I turn them on again around 8-9pm.Other than the actual performance of the device which is still in its infancy at this stage, I did have a few reservations about the durability of the product itself. This device, like most other things in the world, is made in China. China does make some quality products, but this manufacturer did not choose to go the extra $1-$2 per unit to provide a sturdier mounting bracket or stronger screws.I initially tried to use the screws supplied with the unit to mount the base to a cedar-plank fence, but the head stripped out almost immediately (using a hand-held screwdriver). I did manage to get the screw into the fence board with a fair amount of pressure applied while using a power drill.After that episode I chose to use regular 1-5/8" screws to securely mount the base to the fence. Overkill, maybe, but I don't want to find this device laying in the mud at any point. That, however, erased any hope of returning the unit for a refund.The base itself seems rather light-weight in comparison to the unit being held. The actual unit is a few pounds, and I'm almost certain the base will not hold throughout several months of weathering. That, however, will need to be tested over time. Again, I'm being skeptical here.Furthermore, speaking of the mounting bracket again, this device does pivot. However, the range of motion is very limited. I would say the range of motion is around 45 degrees. If you want a sharper angle you will have to figure something else out.The directional cone provided with the unit also takes a little patience to properly assemble. I did not find that the two pieces easily snapped together. You really need to spend a little time aligning all the clips and bending it ever-so-slightly to get the whole thing to "snap" together. A minor irritant.Another reviewer mentioned a problem with rain in relation to this product. I actually built a small cover for my unit out of cedar in order to shelter the device from rain and direct sunlight (again scared about the mounting bracket). The settings are located on top of the unit under a plastic cover that is sealed by a rubber gasket. If you choose not to use the directional cone, rain could still enter the front of the unit where the correctional sounds come out. I would advise putting up a cover over this unit since you may not want to waste money on a dead bark deterrent.In conclusion, I would like to reiterate that this device seems to be working as intented. Is it worth the asking price? Probably. It depends on how desperate you are to help with the barking.I gave three stars because I felt that better screws should have been provided, the base could have been designed stronger, and I truly believe some kind or small cover could have been provided. How much can a little piece of plastic add to the cost? They could even sell replacement covers...it's better than building a cover yourself.Always remember that you can never expect to stop 100% of barking 100% of the time. Always ensure that the barking is not due to trespassers (critters or human), neglect, hunger, boredom, or in an attempt to seek negative attention. If the case is critters, buy some critter repellent at your local home improvement store first and see if this helps.Try to contain the barking by using free methods first: walking with your poocher, spending time with your poocher, and providing adequate shelter. Yelling at a dog when it is barking will achieve the opposite effect you desire.If you are on the other side of the fence having to deal with a noisy dog next door please do not tease, harrass, or yell at the dog. Again, this will build a very negative relationship between you and the dog you have grown to dislike. Instead, talk to the neighbor first. I cannot believe the non-communication from my neighbors, and the passive-aggresive actions they take when simple adult conversation will suffice.If your neighbor still does not do anything about the dog, try to approach the situation in a more non-conventional manner. Try spending time with the dog so that it will get to know you and your voice. Talk with your neighbor before he/she leaves the dogs alone for the weekend and see if you can take them for a walk--you need exercise too.However, I realize some dogs just take after their owners and are not the best representatives of their breed--canine or human. In this case I sympathize with you. Try to locate a professional dog trainer to present to the owner or try to remedy the situation through the courts. In other words, sue for specific performance and make your neighbors enroll the dog in an obediance class. Maybe the dog and owner can both learn something.Remember: love thy neighbor!

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    It works...sort of
  

*by P***N on Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2012*

Well first let me say that the product I recieved was I think somewhat defective, in that it would go off at random times without provocation. But that's not the only reason I'm giving it a "meh" rating and am not buying another after returning it.The Lentek Super Bark won't work on all dogs. It just won't, some dogs have different reactions to the sound; some will actually bark MORE when they here a shrieking sound. Some dogs seem indifferent to it. I can say that I have 3 dogs, and then there's my neighbors little yapping Chihuahuas, who I bought the device for deterence.Some of the negatives included that the device goes off on any "loud" noise; we happen to have planes/trains somewhat near by (we don't live in a major hub but still they exist), plus a car might go by with an obnoxious subwoofer, etc, and the device doesn't differentiate between any of it. Drop something loudly, or stub your toe and let out an expletive in it's general vicinity? Well the device will go off on those too, and I don't think that's a lesson the dogs should have to suffer for. I encourage owners to put it on "audible" for a while so they can see just how often it's going off. However, the biggest negative for us was even though there's the "cone" on the front, the sound isn't all the directional. Our biggest dog who happens to have great hearing was most affected by this, and he was scared, uh, poopless for several days with the device. He wouldn't even go outside, and would just cower all the time. That's when we put it on audible and found out it was going on regularly. Ironically it only "somewhat" effected my neighbor's dogs to deter their barking (they'd do it slightly less).The fact that it caused my dog so much distress is easily why we returned it, but that is a factor that won't be applicable to everyone.Between the device working sporadically, being unable to differentiate between types of noises, causing my dog distress, and finally not really being all that effective on the neighbor dogs, I just can't give it a great rating. I can see how it may work for some, so I won't give it a bad rating, and instead I'll leave it with a "meh" rating, didn't work for me, won't work for a lot of people, but it may work for some.What I've finally started doing is just spraying the neighbor dogs with the hose (no, it's not a high-pressure blast, most the time it doesn't even hit them). I've seen some people say that's "cruel" but I really just don't think it is (a pressure washer or -10deg weather sure, but a few drops of water won't hurt them), and to be honest it was effective too. Now I have the neighbor dogs trained after saying "quiet" and spraying in their general vicinity, they've learned that barking at the crazy guy next door has repurcussions, and now I don't even have to spray at them, just tell them to quiet, which is all I really wanted. I'd be wary of recommending the hose thing to others though, some neighbors may over-react, it's not worth a physical confrontation over.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    It seems to work in audible mode, with maximum sensitivity, and single bark response
  

*by G***O on Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2012*

Updated review:3 starsThere are dogs this machine can almost never detect. Small irritating yappy dogs almost never set this thing off even if they're very close to it. It's more likely to go off from the sound of far away airplanes and motorcycles than a small dog barking right in front of it.To reduce the dog's barking a completely different strategy seems to help. Grow a very tall dense hedge so the dog has trouble seeing you and you don't have to see your neighbors. And put up a variety of different toned wind chimes near the offensive dog. The chimes will cover up your sounds and the dog won't know when to bark. A tall privacy hedge would make sense even if there were no barking dogs.-------------------------------Original Review:5 starsAfter leaving this thing sitting outside for a year, I switched it to audible mode (from ultrasonic) because it wasn't having any effect on the dog. I found the batteries were still strong and the sound to be sharp and annoying. The dog suddenly seemed to start noticing. Maybe it was ultrasonic deaf. Audible has the added benefits of letting you know it's still working and will punish your neighbors too. BTW I also have mine setup for maximum sensitivity and to activate after a single bark.If it were $20 I'd aim 3 or 4 at each fence that has a dog. If you have a lot of money you should consider this. Right now I only have 1 aimed at the most savage dog. The build of the product seems reasonable. Its weather sealed so mist and humidity don't rust out the electronics and other parts. I don't know how it would do completely exposed to the elements because I keep mine a little off the ground and covered from rain; the blow horn is not obstructed by the cover.

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