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Article Check - Training Your Puppy: How to Curb the Barking When He's 'Home Alone'
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But what you do want to do is control excessive barking so that he doesn't drive you or your neighbors crazy. So, let's see what we can do.
To have any success controlling your dog's barking, we must understand why he does it when he does it.
To help you do this, make a little chart or 'diary' of when – and in what circumstances – your dog displays this behavior. Your neighbors may help you with this if you're aware (or suspect) that he barks a lot when no-one's home. A friend of mine had a neighbor whose dog started barking every day during the summer – but only when he heard the ice cream van jingle!
It's also worth taking the time to listen to your dog to identify his various barks. He'll sound different when he's excited and playing, as compared to when he's attention seeking, aggressive, or frightened. "Look at me" sounds very different to "Look out".
Remember that a dog is not a solitary animal. If there's no-one at home for 8 to 9 hours a day, every day -– the dog may suffer separation anxiety. This situation is not fair on the dog as the only answer may be some kind of medication. An idea that I re
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To have any success controlling your dog's barking, we must understand why he does it when he does it.
To help you do this, make a little chart or 'diary' of when – and in what circumstances – your dog displays this behavior. Your neighbors may help you with this if you're aware (or suspect) that he barks a lot when no-one's home. A friend of mine had a neighbor whose dog started barking every day during the summer – but only when he heard the ice cream van jingle!
It's also worth taking the time to listen to your dog to identify his various barks. He'll sound different when he's excited and playing, as compared to when he's attention seeking, aggressive, or frightened. "Look at me" sounds very different to "Look out".
Remember that a dog is not a solitary animal. If there's no-one at home for 8 to 9 hours a day, every day -– the dog may suffer separation anxiety. This situation is not fair on the dog as the only answer may be some kind of medication. An idea that I r
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It's also worth taking the time to listen to your dog to identify his various barks. He'll sound different when he's excited and playing, as compared to when he's attention seeking, aggressive, or frightened. "Look at me" sounds very different to "Look out".
Remember that a dog is not a solitary animal. If there's no-one at home for 8 to 9 hours a day, every day -– the dog may suffer separation anxiety. This situation is not fair on the dog as the only answer may be some kind of medication. An idea that I r
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It's also worth taking the time to listen to your dog to identify his various barks. He'll sound different when he's excited and playing, as compared to when he's attention seeking, aggressive, or frightened. "Look at me" sounds very different to "Look out".
Remember that a dog is not a solitary animal. If there's no-one at home for 8 to 9 hours a day, every day -– the dog may suffer separation anxiety. This situation is not fair on the dog as the only answer may be some kind of medication. An idea that I r
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Remember that a dog is not a solitary animal. If there's no-one at home for 8 to 9 hours a day, every day -– the dog may suffer separation anxiety. This situation is not fair on the dog as the only answer may be some kind of medication. An idea that I really hate.
Before you leave your dog -– or put him to bed for the night, always make sure that he's been fed, and that you've left him some water. Take him out for a walk or some play in the garden about half an hour before. This will make sure that he's not barking because he's hungry, thirsty, or needs a bathroom break.
I'll focus on the 'home alone' scenario, because it's the most common. In this case, he's barking because he's bored, or lonely, or frightened –- or all 3.
Boredom is the easier problem to solve. If you follow the above tips, the walk or play will tire him out a little. You should also leave him access to some toys and a chew to occupy his mind.
Loneliness is more difficult. There are 2 elements involved here.
First, some dogs just like to be around people all the time -– but our lifestyles don't always allow us to be with them all the time, even if we want to. As well as the distraction ideas for the bored dog, try leaving the radio playing quietly.
The second element takes us to the 'pack' principle. You
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