QueenMew Handheld Ultrasonic Dog Repeller, 16.4 ft

“There are few things that ruin a dawn run like our dog barking himself silly at the gulls outside. I was running on fumes, not endorphins, after yet another 6 am chorus.So I clipped the little QueenMew box to the garden fence, thumbed the middle sensitivity and crossed my fingers. It's no bigger than a chunky soap bar, takes two AAA batteries, and the green LED gives a reassuring blink when it fires that high pitched tone the dog hears but we don't. First blast, he stopped mid-yap, tilted his head, then wandered off to pester the cat instead, I nearly cheered.And the teenagers slept through the whole thing, miracle.Range seems solid, it reaches from fence to back door about ten metres, even through the salt air here on the coast. Wind did swing it once causing a random flash, a quick cable tie sorted that.Build feels sturdy, sound is consistent, peace is priceless. I clicked five stars without a second thought.”

“Our postie never keeps to schedule and our collie, barks like mad each time. Last week I pulled the QueenMew ultrasonic trainer from my coat as the van rolled up.About the size of a chunky TV remote, it sits neatly in my hand, rubber ridges keep it steady and a tiny LED blinks when I press the trigger. The built in battery tops up with the same USB lead as my phone, saving me rummaging for loose AAs in the drawers.I tapped once, nothing I could hear, yet she spun round as if I'd called her. And because the signal carries well I stayed by the gate, asked for a sit, then rewarded before the neighbours noticed. There's no fiddling, just one button.So the unit now lives in my dog walking jacket. Battery still reads full after a week and the LED doubles as a torch for late garden trips. Without splashing out I've gained quieter evenings and a calmer collie, proper value for a bit of quiet.”