Sevy Buzzy 2-in-1 Dog Bark Collar

Sevy

Quick Verdict

The Sevy training collar offers audio, vibration, and adjustable jolt options for dog training. Reviewer Gina used it with Joey, a 15-pound dog who sometimes barks too much; she says vibration got his attention when audio did not.

Video Proof Moments

Audio had little effect on Joey

Vibration made Joey stop

Collar trimmed for Joey

Remote was simple to use

Remote has a flashlight

Key Takeaways

Gina started with audio rather than a jolt when training Joey.

Vibration made Joey stop and notice, according to Gina.

She found the remote simple to use and noted its flashlight.

Audio did not seem to make much difference for Joey.

Gina trimmed the collar to fit her 15-pound dog.

Transcript

Are you training your dog to be a little bit less barky? I'm Gina with WTI. This is Joey. And we've been using this training collar from Sevy on him. Joey's a good watchdog, but he has a tendency to bark a little bit too much at times that he shouldn't. We find this training collar to be really useful because we didn't want to move straight into the jolt with Joey. And it gives you the option to start with an audio sound, then move to vibration, and then to a jolt and so many different levels. So you can really start small and work your way up depending on the level of stubbornness of your dog. So with Joey, the audio didn't seem to make much of a difference. But with the vibration, you can definitely see that it made him stop and figure out what was going on. Joey is 15 pounds. We went ahead and trimmed down the collar, used a lighter to secure the edges as recommended. Using the remote was very simple. And I like that it even comes with a flashlight on it so you can use it outside. This is a great option for getting your dog to obey. And that's my point of view.