The document discusses 7 risky methods for stopping a dog from barking and the issues with each method. Yelling, anger, physical punishment, candy as distraction, teaching the dog to bark on command, and throwing things near the dog can dramatize the situation and give the dog danger signals. Teaching the dog to grab something instead of barking may work but requires training and some dogs are not interested in grabbing. The document promotes an anti-barking school that teaches how to stop barking without risks and how to behave so the dog acts well.

1. The RISKY Methods When Stopping A Dog From Barking Based on experience and thorough dog analysis for over 30 years!

2. 1. Yelling:

3. YELLING will give your dog: The impression that you’re barking too. The impression that the situation is worth to dramatize, because you’re doing that. So called danger signals, that the situation is dangerous.

4. 2. Anger:

5. ANGER will give your dog: Danger signals The impression that it’s ok to be angry in that situation. Do you want an angry dog?

6. 3. Physical punishment:

7. PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT will give your dog: The experience of pain when it’s looking at things Pain will give the dog a negative attitude because it will certainly NOT associate the pain with the barking, instead with the whole situation and therefore experience it negative Huge danger signals… All kinds of anti-barking devices will count as physical punishment.

8. 4. Candy as distraction:

9. CANDY as distraction will: Make the situation positive and that’s good But you if you give candy during barking, you reward the barking…

10. 5. Teaching the dog to bark on command:

11. BARK ON COMMAND will: Give the dog the experience of great reward and reinforcement for barking. NOT give a certain priority for silence instead of barking, because of the reward and reinforcement for barking!

12. 6. Teaching the dog to grab something in it’s mouth instead of barking:

13. Get the dog to GRAB SOMETHING with it’s mouth: Great method, but you need to teach the dog to grab first. And that can take a lot of time and effort with some dogs… If you try with a dog that isn’t interested in grabbing things, it can dramatize the situation too much!

14. 7. Throw things at or beside the dog when it’s barking:

15. THROW THINGS on or beside the dog: This will make the situation negative and give the dog danger signals. Your dog will get afraid or trigged. Neither is good. (But sometimes this method can be useful, if you combine it with dog-logic!)

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