Mar 22, 2011

How to teach your dog not to bark when you leave the house

How to teach your dog not to bark when you leave the house

How to teach your dog not to bark when you leave the house
Often, our dog, though well educated, he barks when we leave the house. Although the stops soon our neighbors complain about noise nuisance. There are many methods, more or less invasive, to teach the dog not to bark when we leave, what you describe is intuitive and less invasive for our puppy.

Instructions

DIFFICULTIES :1


1. The method is based on desensitizing your dog to our "going out".
In a quiet moment, away from the outputs of habit (to go to work or to go for the usual walk) prepared to go out as if I were to get serious.
Get your jacket, purse, keys and make sure your dog is watching you (he will certainly be attentive to these details.) Then say hello as if to exit.
Now stripped and system as a whole if you do not get out.
2. Repeat for one week each time adding a detail or a step toward the door without ever leaving. Reaches up to touch the handle but do not open.
If you have time be sure at this stage until the dog does not affect your more prepared.
When you feel ready or think your dog is ready and open the door as if you were born but do not. Recloses and pet them.
3.It 's important not to pet the dog when you shake too because it helps to fuel his anxiety for the remote and his excitement for your return.
Should now be passed at least two weeks.
Are you ready to quit.
Repeat all the steps but this time open the door and exit. Wait a minute, then in a moment of silence is part of your dog. I know it's hard to find a break between a bark and other things but it is essential that the dog associates the silence when you come back, "You come back sooner if he is not good and if he barks."
Keep it up longer and longer time to "exit" and coming back at all times while the dog is barking.
You'll see that within a short time the dog barks more and feel more relaxed even when you're away.

Necessary

* Lots of patience and a bit 'of good will

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