Huskies
Saturday, August 16, 2014
EXCESSIVE DOG BARKING!
All dogs bark, but if you notice that your dog bark all day and night, it’s time to do something.The barking is the most common problem reported by men and if you ever lived with a dog barking, you will understand how annoying and noisy it is. It is thought that the barking is a symptom and should be found its cause. Common causes of excessive barking are: enthusiasm and boredom, anxiety, and attention seeking. Determine the reason for your dog’s barking to limit it. Always keep in mind to reward calm behavior of your dog. “Read below to find out more.
Excessive barking?
Dogs bark to communicate with each other and with us, no owner should expect to have a fully compliant dog. It is unreasonable to expect your dog not to bark when you hear a knock at the door, for example. is their job to tell us that someone has come! However, the problems are compounded when the dog barks excessively.
Why is your dog barking?
If your dog is barking more than usual, the first step to consider is why he is barking. Also, note that when your dog is barking and making sounds, in order to more easily find the emotional reason that causes these barking.
Excessive barking?
Dogs bark to communicate with each other and with us, no owner should expect to have a fully compliant dog. It is unreasonable to expect your dog not to bark when you hear a knock at the door, for example. is their job to tell us that someone has come! However, the problems are compounded when the dog barks excessively.
Why is your dog barking?
If your dog is barking more than usual, the first step to consider is why he is barking. Also, note that when your dog is barking and making sounds, in order to more easily find the emotional reason that causes these barking.
FACTS ABOUT ALASKAN MALAMUTE BREED
Husky puppy - Husky vs stairs
How to Train a Husky Puppy to Sit!
- 1)Select a treat that your husky puppy enjoys and place it inside your hand. Walk over to your husky puppy and hold the treat over his nose.
- 2)Move your hand slowly over your puppy’s head. As he looks back at the food, he will fall down on his bottom.3)Say his name, then “sit” when he falls on his rear. Give him his treat and say “good sit,” and give him affection 4)Repeat this routine many times and begin to wean him off of the treats as he starts to understand what you expect of him. The ultimate goal is for your husky puppy to obey the command without needing the treat to do so.5)Practice this trick in different locations throughout your home. Huskies tend to jump on people; therefore, teaching yours to sit by the door will help prevent this behavior when guests enter your home.
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