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Old 02-06-2010, 01:23 PM   #6
skudz
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Originally Posted by friscomom View Post
Is it possible to help him into being quiet for a mere sec so you can praise and let him out? An irresistable something, or a little sound, anything that makes him momentarily shush even for a second, then work on lengthening that split second into one, two, three, etc as he catches on to the game? Maybe even if he stops for a sec to shift positions or catch his breath or something between barks, however short? Or maybe even a sudden distraction from across the room that catches his attention? Borrow a cat and let it walk by? Just brainstorming. I'm sure you can build on it no matter how it starts, but it has to start, right?
He eventually calms down but this is after at least an hour of barking. I keep trying over and over and over again and don't seem to be making progress.

I have him in the bedroom and I am in the living room (in an apartment). When he calms down I give him a treat and let him out and praise him. Is that all I need to do?
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