Stop Dog Barking
A dog will bark for quite a number of circumstances. The dog may feel it is time to eat or be tired of nothing to do, or maybe he wants to play or it is toilet time. It is very normal for any dog to bark when he hears a strange animal.
And of course there are times when it is very vital for your dog to bark e.g. when something is amiss, or an unknown person is acting in an unusual manner on your property.
Making a ruckus for these reasons is your pet’s method of communicating and should not be discouraged unless it starts to become beyond reason.
Obsessive barking on the other hand is a very different matter. A pet who continually and obsessively barks is quite exasperating for both the owner and his neighbours. No pleading, coaxing, punishment or bribery will placate the dog for any length of time
Not only does this get you into hot water with your neighbours, most local government bodies have by-laws against excessive noise from barking, which can result in substantial penalties and fines.
Uncontrollable barking can be extremely hard to get rid of, as with any compulsive behaviour, by people who are unfamiliar with the correct approach. In fact quite a few people become so pushed to the limit that they resort to extreme measures e.g. physical punishment, dog shock collars, and even surgical bark removal.
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