STOP Barking at Noises
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This video addresses the issue of barking at noises while in a house or apartment when the owner is home as well as absent. Dogs bark for many reasons. We can assume that dogs are barking at noises they hear outside the house because they are either startled, aroused or worried about the noise. There could also be the aspect of communicating to the other dogs and family members that they have heard a noise, which no doubt we selected dogs to do for thousands of years.
Barking can cause problems for us humans, like getting an angry note from the landlord. It can also cause problems for your dog. Worrying or being excited about what is outside while inside can mean that your dog will not be getting as much sleep and this can even cause chronic stress. Reacting to noises while at home is usually one of the root causes of other behavioral problems that show little or no improvement no matter how much time is spent with a behavior modification plan. For example, if you train your dog 100% of the time while on a walk around your neighborhood not to react to people or dogs, but then while you are at work an he reacts to the sounds of the people and dogs outside, it will prevent your training from progressing.
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How to stop my dog from barking at every sound he hears?
Recording a sound and re-playing it at a lower volume is a BRILLIANT idea! This entire session is so awesome.
For real! In the beginning I’m thinking “how the heck am I going to have a motorcycle drive by a thousand times for this” 🤦🏼♀️ duh! So genius!
Excellent points, we have such quiet rooms, especially during storms. We also found taking dogs out for enough exercise several times a day & having a job, lastly doing distraction training so they get use to it. We also go out in almost any weather. Keep sharing, its all been such a blessing for us. Blessings.
Thank you very much ..I have German shepherd puppy 5 months old ..I searched about dog training videos...you are the best one I learned very interesting informations....thanks alot and good luck 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I’m so glad I found you! Thank you for the excellent, and for my dog, the timely CZcams video! 💕🐶
Thank you! This is important: to feel safe at your own home.
We hear too many barking dogs when we pass by,
Thank you for this!
You are so wonderful I love all your videos so much! Keep it up you're so inspiring! xxxx
This is such an excellent video for a very common challenge! Thank you, thank you, for another wonderful and very helpful video.
I watched probably all videos with this theme and train it with my three dogs for two months. Somethimes I am tired and have doubts...Somethimes I am happy, because my dogs look more calm than before 🙂
I enjoy hearing and watching this video to make me sure, we are on a good way😊
Thanks a lot🙂
It's harder when there are more than 1 dog barking at things. I think of it as a respondent behavior- one you dont consciously think about. Like when you are with people laughing you laugh, or when something frightening happens you take a deep breath in, or jump at the toaster, for dogs when they bark at noises its like they are jumping at the toaster. I do have this article on reducing stress- dogmantics.com/too-much-of-a-good-thing-are-the-activities-your-dog-loves-doing-making-him-sick/
@@kikopup 🙂 it is true, thank you very much
that corresponds exactly to my experiences! Thanks for this great explanation.
Lovely dogs, kind lady God bless all
Once again, great information. I sometimes critter (dog) sit for friends. They have an Australian Shepherd that LOVES to bark. The Lab isn't quite as bad, but doesn't mind joining in. The elderly Chihuahua is rather quiet. After the first day they usually mind, stop barking so much. I will certainly use some of techniques you gave the next time I get to stay with them. Thank you!
Otro excelente video Felicidades 🐾
Thank you, you are amazing! A fantastic tutorial again with some really useful tips. Absolutely love your training methods. Thank you x
thanks!
Such an awesome trainer - thankyou for everything you share :)
Awe! You are welcome!
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Thanks you so much for your amazing tutorials & dedication. Very much enjoy every one of them. As always exceedingly good explanation, easy to understand & so remember. Understanding why they do these things & the language of them is essential for our interaction & relationships with them.
The more people understand the better.
Thanks also for touching on the area of
Feeling safe, lack of sleep, guarding, frustration, & that our behaviour can be unwittingly reinforcing unwanted behaviour.
Absolutely love all what you do. Thanks so much.
Thanks for always leaving a comment! It's much appreciated :)
@@kikopup Absolute pleasure it truly is. Love you channel & all what you do. Thanks very much.
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Thank you, Emily! My 8 month old is a barker and I`ve been trying to find a way to stop it for months. This is very helpful insight!
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I appreciate your generous, effective, free training. You rightly, suggest using a well established cue, as a bark interupter, but this is where I become confused and freeze, within this scenario...what do we do next, the dog has stopped barking and is now focused on me, expectantly. Do I now, mark the cessation of the barking, then reward or would this establish an undesirable chain of events?
Good way
This is the video I needed! Thank you
You're welcome!
Hi Emily! I really appreciate all the material you upload and the amazing insights you give. I have a 5 month mini doxie and she barks a lot. The issue is that we live in a building were you can hear everything in the hallway and outside. It drives her insane, at this point my boyfriend and I are trying to implement some of the training you show in your channel the issue is that she barks so often we don't know what to do. If we distract her and get her attention on something else she readily goes back to barking. Alternatively, if we catch her attention and reward her she will start barking even more although I am pretty sure we make sure to distract her enough from the barking and reward her a good interval of time after it happened. I feel like in a way we might be doing something wrong and reinforcing the barking. Please help 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
👍🏼 this video is one of my favorite on the topic.
However...
🤞🏼 I am hopeful to get some one on one customized advice of a similar nature.
My service animal in training and I live in an RV. This is the best we can manage with our current financial circumstance.
We managed by relocating every 24 hours to avoid being asked “go away and don’t come back”. Periodically, despite all our best efforts, we get a knock on the door.
To complicate the matter even further, I have hearing loss in my right ear. If I am laying down on my left ear I literally cannot hear someone calling my name and most of the time I cannot hear knocking on the door either. I rely on my dogs hearing. All the same I would like to shape his behavior and the choices he has to choose from. I want his hearing assistance not his frenzied reactivity.
Improvements have been made since Phoenix begin living with me 24/7 in the autumn of 2017 following the hospitalization of his former owner and his former owners eventual death. All the same I know it can get much much better with the right advice.
Thanks, Emily! Great video. Let the adds play so you get paid?
You’re older video “Kiko’s Kitchen nightmares” helped a lot too!
Don’t want to extinguish her bark, completely, though.
A couple years ago she saved a NY high rise from a flood by yelling at me to wake up!
Oh wow smart dog!
Thank goodness, I have a barker who then got my non barker to turn into a barker and then now we brought a puppy who I’m scared he’ll become a barker. My original barker is a rescue who barks out of fear and anxiety when people come over. My second dog is just a copy cat, he doesn’t care about people but thinks he needs to bark because the other one is barking. My puppy doesn’t bark yet but he’s getting anxie by hearing the other two 😑
Hopefully this video helps thank you!
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Thank you!
Thanks for the tips on creating calm... I’ve been working on this with our 1.5 yr old lab mix, who barks when she sees neighbors out the window or anyone comes to our porch or door. First up, convincing my husband not to yell “hey!” when she barks, as it doesn’t help calm even if it distracts her briefly.
Do you have a video where you demonstrate this? I have a hard time knowing where my dogs threshold is and working below it without crossing my dogs threshold
Great video, as always.
A topic I‘m interested in right now is staying home alone. I was able to have my dog with me all the time for the first few months so she‘s very attached to me and barks...
We've had a little bit of the same issue. Even if we knew it's important to train being left alone I feel we have not trained this enough as our kids have been home from school all summer.
In addition to actually training being left alone, here are some things that have helped our puppy stay calm when we leave the house:
Exercising beforehand so she's tired.
Ignore her for the last 10-30 minutes before you leave (it helps her focus on her toys, bed, etc. instead of focusing on you).
Limit her space to one room.
She gets her breakfast from a frozen Kong when we leave (chewing it makes her sleepy), plus we hide kibbles around the room that she can sniff around for.
My mother in law takes her for a walk in the middle of the day and then someone is usually home quite soon after that, if your puppy is left alone for more than 4-5 hours, try to arrange for someone to take them out.
When you return, ignore her for a couple of minutes (this makes it less exiting for her to wait for you all day). When she settles down you can go sit beside her quietly and enforce her for greeting you calmly.
I am planning on making a video on separation training. Write me at dogmanticsstore@gmail.com and I can give you some tips because the video I make might only be in a month.
Emily, my 7 year old freaks when I leave, even for a few minutes. She barks nonstop. She didn’t do it at the vet (she was there for 3 hours), so I think she’s trying to manipulate me to come back.
It’s not her “danger/warning” or “real” bark. It’s a high pitched shriek.
my dog doesn't react to us doing the sounds or recorded sounds but when the sound comes from strangers he always start barking, so I don't know how to approach his situation. He has almost 8 years I hope it's not too late. For now trying to distract him and requesting to do something that he already knows and reward him is what was working best, but if we don't keep his attention with several requests and distract him enough time until the sound is over (foot steps, doors, neighbors talking, upstairs dog running) most of the times he continuos with the barking.
I love this, and you’ve definitely been the best videos I’ve found. Any tips on stopping puppy barking when corrected. My bull terrier barks at me if I won’t let him on the bed. If I’m eating or in the kitchen and not allowing him to come closer or ignoring him. I’ve tried re directing him to a sit when he starts. But he just stares and keeps going. I’ve also noticed him doing the wrong behaviour in order to be corrected and given a treat.
It sounds like he barks when hes frustrated. I suggest that you prepare for the times that he barks, so for example if you are going to teach in the kitchen you send him to his crate where you can feed him treats for settling. this video actually would be great to follow teaching a dog to be calm in the pen- czcams.com/video/HWT9DI7hMfo/video.html&vl=ar then after he finds it a place to relax you could just send him to his pen.
Dog Training by Kikopup thank you! I will definitely give it a go. I wish I could send you a video of what he is doing. It’s so confusing and the trainer here is saying he needs to have a behaviour assessment. Being a bully type breed I don’t want them to misjudge him
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Thanks Mary! I like it too! I had stopped bleaching my hair because I became allergic to the bleach but then I found out recently you can get the salon to do it and not put the bleach in contact with the scalp and it was really awesome.
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How does this work for inside noises? Like kids he has always lived with suddenly talking, coming out of their rooms or opening/closing doors. If he’s up and moving, these sounds generally don’t bother him. It’s only when he’s laying down or sleeping that they seem to startle him and cause the reaction. Which also means if a kid wakes in the middle of the night, he’s going to bark/growl from his crate. It’s extremely frustrating.
Here is a video - czcams.com/video/pkHuLK5UyAI/video.html But basically you need to have the noise repeat, and feed, and then start to create time between the noises. Also inbetween training, put a white noise machine near the place your dog sleeps at night to reduce the startle effect of suddenly hearing a scream.
Thanks for your tips. What if your puppy only barks when you leave the house? Not at the noises but at the fact that you're leaving (He doesn't stay alone though, we have a 14 years old dog who stays calm, but the puppy starts barking at the moment we close the door)
Actually the video I just made is on the topic czcams.com/video/HWT9DI7hMfo/video.html
Squirrels!
i just had a situation where there were dogs in a garden behind a fence who suddenly started barking aggressively at my friends dog when we walked by. the dog was extremely irritated and stopped in his tracks and tried to run towards the dogs, pulling on leash like crazy. now he is very irritated when we walk by garden fences and wants to look inside the gardens all the time. i dont quite know how to fix this. i thought about teaching him the attention noise and lets go when this happens again. maybe it makes sense to try to simulate this situation of getting barked at behind a fence with very low volume at first by playing back barking noises when we`re on a walk again?
This video is super old and I d do a couple things slightly differently but its better than nothing czcams.com/video/3n_fPKPLA2g/video.html
@@kikopup ah, i totally missed that one. Thank you so much.
@@kikopup with doing a couple of things differently you mean that you do the Marking and feeding like you suggested in your "protocol for emotional and behavioural modification", right? I already Use this one to prevent leash reactivity in my friends dog as he gets nervous when I cant walk a Curve around a dog or the distance is too Short or the other dog is reactive. Btw would you say that its a big issue to feed the dog when hes nervous? I still reward him when hes able to look at me and Come with me even though hes really nervous to give him a good feeling when hes too close to the other dog. I try to prevent getting too close by all means but sometimes they just Come out of nowhere. Btw thank you for your Videos, im gonna get some of your Videos on demand, i just bought the leash reactivity protocol. Youre the Best Trainer ive Come across. Love how clear, simple and easy to understand your methods are. You changed so much to the better for me and the dogs.
I didn't quite understand what should I do if my dog barks. I'm not allowed to ignore or correct the barking, what should I do then? I'm lying on my sofa with the dog and accidently he hears a noise and bark at it - what should I do?
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Спасибо за русские субтитры!
Thank you for russian subtitles!
Добро пожаловать! Я постараюсь надеть их перед тем, как выпустить видео, как я делал с этим видео. Я на самом деле не знал, что это возможно, пока я не провел некоторое исследование.
You are welcome! I will try to put them on before I release the video like I did with this video. I actually didn't know it was possible until I did some research.
If I may come with suggestion: I would love a video where you teach the dog to raise their paw, like raise their hand! So like when you say "everyone that wanna go home raise their hands..." the dog sits and lifts its paw fairly high like a high five, but without the hand 😄
I live in an apartment, and my dog never growls or barks at noises when being left home alone (I´ve set up a camera when leaving her, that´s how I know). But when me or my mom is at home with her she can start to growl and bark quietly when hearing noises. What could this mean? Is it because she feels the need to protect us?
It's hard to know "why" dogs do things. When dogs bark when you are home its actually easier to work on than when you are gone. We can only guess. I do know of a few dogs that only bark if another dog or person is there. If not they don't bark.
My dog is the same. She only barks when I'm home. If just my partner is home, or if she's alone, she won't bark. Very odd. :-/
@@kikopup Same thing: I know two dogs who do the same thing: barking when their person is at home otherwise they keep silent.
@@kikopup Can you share some commonly theorized reasons?
Dog collar noise: czcams.com/video/cl-1VULYJsk/video.html
For me this is way too much info before the actual info on how to do it is very confusing. I like getting to the bottom line right away and not totally confuse things with too much info. But, thats just me.
My dog keeps barking exactly at his walk time.
That is more an issue of barking because of excitement. One thing you can do is try to not make a long preparation before the walk, as the anticipation of waiting can increase the amount of vocalization. You can also change the dogs motivation. If the dog is barking because hes excited to go out but the doors not opening fast enough, you can get some high value treats and ask him to sit or lay on his bed while you get ready and his motivation will be for the next treat. It will take a little time to change the picture. But as soon as he sees the "predictors" that you will walk him it will trigger the behavior of getting excited.
@@kikopup Will do and thanks alot, great work btw!
My dog barks at every noise she hears and once she start, she will never shut up. It’s pretty annoying.
My dog barks when we’re on s walk and he sees people or dogs
I do have a protocol here - dogmantics.com/protocol-for-emotional-and-behavioral-modification/
Write the noises:everything uhmm uhmm
At the end I just started whipping them in the but with a horse whip so far 3 weeks now they dont bark at any noise but they hear it because if someone knocks they just look straight and twist their head
You need to be in jail for whipping your dogs. You don't deserve them!
Whack the barking dog with a stick