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anti-bark colars
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My old Dane was profoundly deaf and used to bark for the joy of it - she was the only one who didn't hear it! I rented a citronella collar for a week to see if it made a difference. Nope. However the house smelt lovely and lemoney for a few days! :rotfl:0
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How would you like lemon sprayed into your face? Personally I do not find that very funny.Caroline_a wrote: »My old Dane was profoundly deaf and used to bark for the joy of it - she was the only one who didn't hear it! I rented a citronella collar for a week to see if it made a difference. Nope. However the house smelt lovely and lemoney for a few days! :rotfl:
Anti bark collars generally can cause more behavioural problems than they solve. You need to adress the reasons behind the barking.Victoria_stilwell wrote:What Not to Do
The use of citronella collars, spray bottles, shouting or shaking cans of marbles near delicate ear structures have undesirable side-effects. Punishment may incite yourdog to aggress, become fearful, damage your relationship, and nurture a negative association/relationship with whatever or whoever your dog is barking at. .
http://positively.com/2011/06/04/barking-barking-barking-etc-etc-etc/
Find a good behaviourist and consult with them.'The More I know about people the Better I like my Dog'
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well i'm at my wits end i have tried everything the experts suggest,and still he barks. brought him upstairs as was suggested,now i can't get him out the bedroom as he just whines and barks if i move him. neighbours have started complaining about his barking when i am out,only for an hour at the most.but he barks continually when i go.any suggestions welcome0
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