Answers from Zootooers
Answered by Ashley C. (BloodhoundBabe) 5 months ago
Ignore her until she stop, when she does, run in there and make a HUGE fuss over her. Eventually she will realize that barking won't get you back into the room, but being quiet will
Answered by Marta J. (2pitpuppies) 6 months ago
Training is the keys to most problems. When she barks at anytime, use a command like "Quiet" in a normal voice as you step towards her. Don't shout. When dogs are barking and someone shouts anything, the dogs thinks your joining the barking and barks more. Once he learns what the word quiet means he'll get the idea. It takes a while. Enlist your mom to help. If she's in the room when you leave and he barks she needs to touch him ( a sharp tap in the neck area that's not meant to hurt just get his attention) and say in a low stern voice "Quiet". Dogs react better to touch than anything else, after that's how they communicate. Read books and get cds on training. I like "It's me or the Dog" or the Dog Whisperer. Both have tv shows and websites too
