i need advice. i have a dog who will nopt stop barking!!!! i have tried everything!!!! i bought a sonic sound maker, a bark shock collar, and she still barks. she will stop barking when i keep the shock collar on her, but once it comes off- forget it, out comes the barks. i cant keep the collar on her 24/7. she barks at the most random things!!!! i dont know how to go about training her, or working with her to stop barking. please help!!!!!
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please help my dog stop barking
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My family always used the dog carriers and/or dog treats to quiet our dogs, when I was younger.
If the dog barked more than it should, it was put in the carrier which was stored in a quiet room. Then the door was shut and he had to stay in there until he was quiet. When he was quiet for 5 minutes, he was let out.
Also, doggy treats. My sister carries some in her pocket, and when the dog is good, he gets a treat. When he's barking, he doesn't. So he knows that if he's barking for no reason, that he won't get a treat. He knows that if he's behaving, at times when he would typically bark (another animal in the area, the mail carrier, the tv, etc) he will. She just breaks little pieces of the treats up, so that she's not giving him too much in one day. That seemed to help her dog quiet down. She has a very small dog, and they're known to bark more frequently then the larger ones, or so I have heard.
If the dog barked more than it should, it was put in the carrier which was stored in a quiet room. Then the door was shut and he had to stay in there until he was quiet. When he was quiet for 5 minutes, he was let out.
Also, doggy treats. My sister carries some in her pocket, and when the dog is good, he gets a treat. When he's barking, he doesn't. So he knows that if he's barking for no reason, that he won't get a treat. He knows that if he's behaving, at times when he would typically bark (another animal in the area, the mail carrier, the tv, etc) he will. She just breaks little pieces of the treats up, so that she's not giving him too much in one day. That seemed to help her dog quiet down. She has a very small dog, and they're known to bark more frequently then the larger ones, or so I have heard.
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