Garmin Report post Posted January 22, 2018 Today, Garmin announced the next generation of its BarkLimiter automatic bark correction devices. The BarkLimiters are being announced in conjunction with the 2018 SHOT Show in Las Vegas, and can be seen at the Garmin booth (#3009). The new BarkLimiter 2 works right out of the box to deter nuisance barking, differentiating between real barks and other noises â which substantially reduces false corrections. âIncessant barking can be incredibly annoying â not only for the petâs family, but often for the entire neighborhood,â said Dan Bartel, Garmin vice president of worldwide sales. âThe easy-to-use BarkLimiter 2 gently and consistently teaches the dog that barking isnât an acceptable behavior, which makes them a better family member and neighbor.â The BarkLimiter 2 features tone and vibration as well as 10 safe stim levels. Right out of the box, the device incorporates an Advanced Autorise algorithm that gradually and automatically increases as the dog barks. Users can expand the deviceâs functionality by downloading the Garmin Canine app on their smartphone, which allows them to remotely adjust correction settings â like setting a fixed stimulation level â as well as review the time and frequency of barking and the associated corrections. The BarkLimiter 2 is slim and unobtrusive, and is mounted on the provided black strap or any collar up to one inch wide and 0.12 inches thick. The unit comes with two sizes of extended wear plastic contact points to accommodate thick or short coats. The BarkLimiter 2 has a rechargeable battery that lasts up to 30 days, depending on usage. For those who only want vibration and tone modes, Garmin also offers the BarkLimiter 2VT, which users can configure and review bark history through the Garmin Canine app. The BarkLimiter 2 has a minimum retail price of $99.99, and the BarkLimiter 2VT has a minimum retail price of $89.99. Both versions are available now. The post Garmin introduces the next generation of BarkLimiter automatic bark correction devices appeared first on Garmin Blog. View the full article Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
