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Old 10-05-2005, 06:14 AM   #13
Hickey007
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Originally Posted by maddiesdad
That's not the type of barking I'm worried about and there is a noticeable difference in her when she is barking at something and when she is nuisance barking. When we had the bird in the chimney she stationed herself in front of the fireplace and barked all day. That's what a terrier is supposed to do so I have no problem with that. The barking that is problematic is at nothing in particular or things that I know she really isn't afraid of.
Hmm...I see, I read about her barking at the vacuum and window and took it differently. But reading this "things that I know she really isn't afraid of", it does make more sense. Not more sense as in I know what to do but more sense in I understand your problem better. Reagan would bark at everything early on, but it was more so things that were new and she was usure of, I think we gave her more confidence and she doesn't bark as much anymore.

Honestly though if you are sure that she isn't barking to get your attention I think some form of training is going to be needed, whether it be a collar or something else. I can say on my big dog the collar has worked great. We were turned in at my old house so we had to do something about it and it worked. I have never used it on a small dog though so just be sure to do your research(as you are now doing).
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