Product Description

The PBD2004 portable ultrasonic dog training device is a compact aid for everyday outdoor dog handling. It combines light, audible sound, ultrasonic output and vibration modes in a retail-box set weighing 0.2 kg.

Use it as a responsible training accessory for redirecting barking, digging, chasing or other difficult outdoor behaviour. Dog response can vary, so it works best together with calm handling, distance control and consistent training. For serious aggression or safety concerns, use advice from a qualified dog trainer.

Key Features

• Four listed modes: light, audible sound, ultrasonic output and vibration.
• Portable 12.8 cm body with a comfortable grip for walks, yards and park use.
• 25-30 kHz variable-frequency ultrasonic output shown in the product specifications.
• USB charging, 3.7 V input and 40 mA current listed on the package.
• ABS construction with CE, FCC and RoHS certification references shown with the product.

Buyer Fit

Best for dog owners, pet shops and resellers who want a compact training accessory with clear specifications, realistic limits and easy shelf or online presentation.

Why Choose PandaBestDeals.com

PandaBestDeals.com keeps the listing practical: clear product price, honest 0.200 kg shipping weight, selected safe images and buyer-focused details without exaggerated behaviour promises.

FAQ

What dogs is this device intended for?

It is listed for dogs of different sizes and is best treated as a routine training accessory for outdoor behaviour redirection.

Will it make every dog stop barking?

No. Results depend on the dog, distance, surroundings and training consistency, so it should be used as one helper tool rather than a promise.

What modes does it include?

The product information lists light, audible sound, ultrasonic output and interval vibration modes.

How heavy is the packaged set?

The product details list 0.2 kg per set and a package-table weight of 192 g; PandaBestDeals uses 0.200 kg for shipping safety.

How should it be used safely?

Use short, responsible training sessions, observe the dog carefully, avoid misuse, and seek qualified help for serious aggression or welfare concerns.