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It is natural and often normal for a dog to bark and before we answer the question how to stop your dog from barking using the anti bark collar kit we will explore normal dog barking behaviour. For example a dog will give a rough sounding bark as a warning of danger to its owner or self. An excited softer bark may be given during play and there are different sounding barks when the dog wants attention or are bored. This is all normal expression and should be acknowledged, rewarded and then the owner should take command and have the dog site beside you. Try not to shout at your dog in an effort to stop your dog barking because it will see this as joining in and will only bark louder.











Barking accompanied by snapping can be a sign of dog trying to be dominant above the master dog relationship.

When barking becomes a problem, perhaps keeping neighbours or the family awake or continual barking during separation when the family go out then action needs to be taken. One such course of action is to purchase the anti bark collar kit:






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100 Ways to Understand Your Dog by Roger Tabor suggests that if a dog is barking to gain attention then you should turn aside from the dog until it stops barking. When the dog has stopped barking then turn back to the dog and reward him or her with attention and or a treat.

He also suggests teaching your dog to bark on command by using the command of speak whilst visually enforcing this with a sign of an open and closing mouth with your hands. A treat reward can reinforce the positive barking and signal the end of the bark command.



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