Canine Corner Australia Facebook ad: “Saying sorry to the postie?”

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If you've ever yelled "sorry" at the postie over your own dog, meet Miki. Her one-year-old Staffy, Crush, barks at anyone who walks past the front fence, especially if they've got a dog. She calls him, and to Crush that's background noise. When she's out, she worries the neighbours get the full performance. One of them texted her: "Crush was barking." So she put a Barkbuddy on the gate post next to the letterbox and turned the dial on. Crush got one bark out at the gate. The light flashed, and he dropped down and walked off. What she's noticed since: he "settles so much quicker now." That flash was Barkbuddy hearing him. It responds with a short ultrasonic tone, and the tone ends when the barking settles. It answers the first bark and the fortieth, and you never press a thing. And it works the same with nobody home, which is exactly when the neighbours start texting. No collar, and nothing touches the dog. Chris S. left this under one of our ads: "My two year old German Shepherd would bark at a leaf dropping. He's much calmer now with this and combined with voice commands of that's enough. 90% success at the moment after 2 weeks." The box gave his "that's enough" some backup. Yours has been background noise for long enough. One Barkbuddy covers 10 to 15 metres in a clear line, and walls cut that down. So the front gate gets one, and the back fence gets its own. Trusted by 50,000+ dog owners, and every order carries our 30 Day Bark Free Guarantee. Tap Shop now, and the next time a dog walks past, the gate post does the answering. Free shipping. Afterpay.

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Saying sorry to the postie?

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