[Britster]

Although, thought I should add for people not knowledgeable about the clicker. The clicker is not technically supposed to be used in THIS particular way (though, of course, if it's working, don't stop!)

The clicker is simply a tool that you use to mark a GOOD behavior. It's the basis of you saying "Yes!" to your dog but the clicker is a much more consistent clear marker rather than human voice. So by you clicking when she is barking... you're essentially telling her she did good and will get a treat. So just a warning to look out for the in the future... she may start barking at you for a treat, waiting for that click!

I only use the clicker when I am shaping a new trick. Once he has the trick down pat, he no longer needs a clicker.... it's supposed to be used just for the initial training.

So it would probably be better to teach some sort of a Quiet command rather than clicking WHILE she is barking, because you could potentially be reinforcing the behavior.