Pro Tip: Dog Silencer Faceplates
Because you have to mount our Dog Silencer units in such a way so that there are no obstructions between the device and the barking dog, you may be worried that your neighbor will notice this black device pointing in their direction.
We’ve got you covered. Literally. We offer 3 faceplate covers that will help the Dog Silencer blend in almost anywhere. We offer a tree bark pattern-which is great if you are placing the Dog Silencer MAX on a tree or even near a wood fence; a green camouflage pattern-which can blend in with other foliage; and a plastic white option-that can be painted to match the color of your home. This will allow you to be discreet about stopping that nuisance barking.
As a reminder: You can not use one of these faceplate covers if you are also using our sound-amplifying cone.
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