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Dog Barking
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Training
Your Dog to Stop Barking
If your dog is barking excessively, make
sure to act quickly to stop this behavior
before it becomes too annoying to you and
your neighbors. It is at best to train your
dog to stop barking while you’re at
home. Do follow these guidelines to train
your dog to stop barking unnecessarily.
- While you’re at home, simulate
a situation that will trigger your dog
to bark. If your dog tends to bark when
someone rings the doorbell or knocks on
the door, ask someone to help you practice
this exercise with you.
- Whenever your dog runs to the door and
bark, using a leash or a collar, grab
him and with a firm tone, say “Quiet”
or “No Bark”.
- If he does keep quiet, praise and reward
him.
- However, if the barking persists, hold
on to the muzzle of his mouth, and firmly
shout, “Quiet”. Massage his
body gently to calm him down. Then, praise
and reward him.
- If everything fails, you may also consider
purchasing the dog barking collar to assist
you in training your dog to stop barking.
Dog Barking DON’TS
Do not punish the dog for barking. Regardless
of any training method you choose, never
scold or abuse your dog.
Recommended
Dog Barking Training Equipment:
- Dog Leash
You need a dog leash when training your
dog to stop barking. Using a dog leash
is important so that you can control and
make corrections whenever your dog starts
barking.
- Dog Collar – Dog Barking
Collar
Dog barking collar (available in pet stores)
that is designed for the purpose of controlling
your dog from barking works well if the
barking continues. Choose one that can
humanely, safely and effectively control
your dog to stop barking. Seek professional
advice if you’re not sure which
is the best to choose.
- Dog Treats
Give your dog some dog treats if he stops
barking. Dog treats works as a great reward
for your dog for exhibiting good behavior.
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