Features
November 2011 Issue
In any group of dogs, there are always individuals whose barking is more persistent and problematic than others. In this pack, it’s the German Shepherd and the white Greyhound.
Training Proper Barking Behavior to Multiple Dogs at the Same Time
It’s feeding time at the Miller household. All is calm until I pick up Scooter’s bowl to carry it to the laundry room where the little Pomeranian can eat without harassment from the larger dogs. As I lift the bowl from the counter, Scooter erupts with high-pitched barking and spinning, and Lucy the Corgi joins in with her deeper-but-still-sufficiently irritating vocals. It’s more of an annoying bit of ritual than a dangerous or disturbing one, but it’s annoying just the same, and one that would be nice to extinguish.
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