Showing posts with label dog bark training collar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog bark training collar. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 May 2010

Dog Bark Training

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Control Dog Barking

Is trying to control your dogs barking getting a bit of a pain when all you want to do is get a decent sleep, leave your dog for 5 minutes, or have some respected guests round without having to get the earplugs out?


Training your dog to stop barking doesn’t have to be stressful, no one likes the loud barking sound coming from your dog, especially at 3 in the morning so lets go through some tips to control dog barking.


1. Need Attention huh?


Don’t give your dog the attention he wants from barking at you. if I was getting everything I wanted just for barking id probably do it too. You’ve got to teach your dog that barking won’t get him anywhere. If he wants something wait till he has stopped barking first.


2. Time to bark yet?


If your dog barks when you leave the house, 8 times out of 10 it will be because you’re making to much fuss over them when you leave. Dogs can’t fully grasp the idea of saying goodbye and may find it upsetting when you give them cuddles and play then go out the door and leave for 8 hours while you’re in work. For a dog that’s a good enough reason to bark and howl the house down for you to come back and play. Try leaving the house without any fuss, Leave the house without drawing any attention to yourself and the barking will lessen and stop.


3. Bored with nothing to do!


Dogs enjoy barking, it’s something they like to do. The barking sound might not be completely to your taste but dogs enjoy it and it’s a completely natural thing for them, so if your dog has nothing to do in his spare time then barking passes the time like nothing else. Keep your dog busy with lots of exciting toys if he seems to bark a lot at night, something to chew and play with when you’re not around will help comfort the dog and keep him from barking and waking the neighbours. With nothing else to do your dog will bark through the night until you wake up.


4. Visitor time


When visitors come round it’s an exciting time for your dog, new faces, new smells and more attention than usual. This often causes dogs to bark, they want all the attention they can get in the form of cuddles and play time. You can solve this by using the ‘Stop’ command, teach him this and praise him when he listens to you and you should have no more problems with your over excited dog.


5. Be Consistent


Unfamiliarity can trigger your dogs barking off a lot of the time so keep constant with the times he barks most, for a lot of dog owners this is at night time. Decide where your dog or puppy sleeps. If one night your dog is out in the cold and the next he’s all snug and warm in bed with you or your kids you can guarantee he won’t want to be back out in the cold getting no attention from anyone again. Stick to consistency with your dog and you won’t go far wrong, otherwise you may be in for another sleepless night shouting at your dog.


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Tuesday, 14 July 2009

Dog Bark Training Collar

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Dogs are great pets to have, but occasionally coaching them to be well behaved woofers is a really hard task. Employing a dog obedience training collar will help teach a dog the meaning of 'no' fast.

-The principle behind employing a dog shock collar is easy when your dog misbehaves, or will not take your firm 'no' seriously, you click a button that sends a small shock to your dog, showing the dog that its behavior isn't right.

Dogs are intellectual creatures, they can shortly understand that they get a light shock from the canine training collar implies they do anything wrong and cease that behavior, rather than continually being shocked. This makes the dog shock collar very efficient.

Another type of canine obedience training collar is the dog bark collar, which instead of sending a shock to the animal, it will spray something similar to citronella every time the dog barks. The dog will find this spray annoying and will soon see the correlation between barking and getting sprayed, therefore ceasing the bad behavior.

The dog bark collar is only one sort of behaviour, that a dog obedience training collar is useful for. It can be employed for a whole range of behavior issues, like jumping on folks, running off, barking at other dogs, digging holes in the garden, humping legs and things like that.

There's some debate over the employment of a dog shock collar, but they do not harm the dog and are an effective and safe way of canine training.

To stop the bad behavior, with a dog shock collar, you should always start on the lowest setting and only increase it, if your dog continues to be unresponsive.

When you dog starts behaving well, you'll have a more delightful relationship, as you can give it love and attention all the time, with little need to discipline it. A dog obedience training collar, whether it's a dog shock collar, or a dog bark collar is a fast, effective method to get your dog to behave.

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