Citronella Anti Bark Collar

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This video is a tutorial on how to teach your puppy or dog to be calm. Some dogs need help to learn how to relax. Calmness does not come naturally to some breeds .By reinforcing your dog for being calm, your dog will start to choose calmer behaviors in the future and actually enjoy being calm. Tips for teaching a Default Settle: Don’t drop treats if the dog looks up at your hand as you move to give the dog the treat, instead try again later. Don’t cue the dog “down”. It works better if the dog figures it out on his own and CHOOSES to lay down. Use high value treats like real meat or cheese for such a wonderful behavior.

Rescue group steps in to help with expenses for Sweet William’s cancer care
Rescued eight years ago from a home where he was badly abused, Sweet William has become a beloved member of Scott and Tina Lockwood’s family.

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Need Help Training Your Puppy/Dog?

I have an 8 week old boxer puppy that is just a great little guy. WHEN WE ARE HOME! I’ve been crate training him and even at night while he’s in his crate all night he’s fine. As soon as I leave for work (8:15am) and put him in his crate he begins to bark. My upstairs tenant said he barks almost ALL day. Any suggestions? I don’t want to leave him out all day until I know he can hold it. He’s usually only in the crate from 8:15am-about 2 when my husband gets home. Please help! I love my little Lex but he can’t keep barking like this. Will it ever stop?
For those of you who feel I should quit my job to stay home with my puppy, you can message me for my address so that you can send me a paycheck weekly.

I’ve had him with me for 2 weeks now and he goes EVERYWHERE with me except work. I give him loads of love and attention.

Dog Training Video – Easy trick to teach any dog how to play fetch (and actually drop the ball at your feet). Don’t forget to rate this video, leave comments and subscribe to my channel. You can also get my FREE ebook “101 Ways To Improve Your Dog’s Behavior” at: www.amazingdogtrainingman.com

Dog to help man, family feel safer
Dog to help man, family feel safer

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Possibly somewhere in New York or around New York like New Jersey or Conneticut or something. I’m looking for one of those training facilities that has boarding for your dog and, of course, a training program. (Example: k9one) I’ve already looked at k9one, but I was hoping some could give me a place with a cheaper price. Please provide a link or something so that I can check it out myself. Thank you!

My dog has recently begun to howl like crazy. If I don’t find someway to make her be quiet at night, my dad will “get rid of her.” So I purchased an anti-barking collar that defers the dog from making noise by spraying her w/ this harmless stuff. It’s suppose to work for howling as well.

Problem is that it’s not spraying her. Yes, she’s pretty fluffy. But she can be loud and the sprayer isn’t even hitting her fur or doing anything it’s suppose to. I tried it myself (by giving multiple loud shouts & barks into the device), & nothing happened. The only time it seemed to spray was when you blew really hard into the device, which really doesn’t help anything.Does anyone know what’s wrong w/ it? It’s a petsafe deluxe kind, & it isn’t one of those cheap ones either. & I made sure it’s on as well when using it. Some people may say her fur may be the problem. However, the device said that you can put a bandana over the fur. But this is done so that the spray will actually hit her chin (& not for the sake of the device to pick up the sound & vibrations). & that still doesn’t explain why it didn’t work for me.

Any ideas as to what is going on?Also, do you know if those ultra high pitch frequency boxes work on loud animals? Or is there anything else that’s actually effective that you can recommend. Just FYI, my dog is not a small dog (she’s like medium husky or German Shepard size).