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Originally Posted by BLEU BOY BARBER  Harley needs to know that you are coming back. This takes a while but it does work. You need to practice leaving her several times a day. Starting with only for one Min. Just walk out the door don't look at her, don't acknowledge her, close the door stand on the other side and then wait a min. and walk back in. When you walk back in don't acknowledge her or look at her right away. do this several times a day and change it up sometimes put your coat on sometimes have your keys they are very smart and pick up on your habits. Gradually extend the amount of time before you come back in the room. This could take a while but it will work as long as you are consistent. Good luck.
I am sorry I can not help you as far as collars... i am thinking part of the issue may be and I could be wrong but if your life is like most others you are very busy!! Take time out for your dog and walk him or her and play with him or her and get that energy out! When you are with your dog use 2 words and 2 words only for a command and be repititious about it.... NO BARK ! If your dog barks again say NO BARK .. ECT.....
I wish I could inform you of a collar or any other method but I have trained 2 dogs and this is what I have used and it works.. My boy is 7 months old and follows my command...Also I am unaware of the age of your baby but you must start young....
Good Luck
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He doesn't bark when I leave either. I've checked by going outside and waiting, and he doesn't bark. I talked to my neighbor for a long time last night, and she told me that he doesn't bark constantly and that he does it at random times for like maybe 10 minutes at the most. I told her I was looking into bark collars for him, so she was happy that I'm at least doing something, so I don't think she will complain, but I do have other neighbors! The only reason I can think of is that when he has to go potty and is trying to let someone know that he needs to go! I know its sad, because he is doing what he is supposed to! But I can't be there ALL the time and he can't go EVERYWHERE with me. He has pee pads, so he has somewhere to go when I am gone.