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Old 02-22-2012, 12:47 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by navillusc View Post
Brody was not a barker, but Mia trained him different , so now the both of them will bark, chortle and huff when a kitty asks to go in or out, jumps off anything or knocks a paper to the floor making a whoosing sound...or, apparently anything else. I mean, they barked when they saw the "monsters" (garbage cans Daddy put) by the road...at night, then barked again the next night because the "monsters" were gone...apparently loose on the property somewhere.

Mia is the usual instigator, but then Brody gets all up in it and takes over the 'protection' barking fiasco. I tried a couple things, then decided, since it seems to be a lot of varied training all at once on my previously untrained,d re-homed babies, to simplify things so now when they start barking, I just insist they "Sit"...an it is working pretty well with added benefits.

Still, it's hillarious to me when I think about it, how, when awakened at 2 or 3 am by barking started by a kitty crunching kibble in the kitchen that, out of a sound sleep, I immediately holler "sit" even though I'm still half-asleep. Apparently I am pretty trainable...
That would drive me bongo for sure if mine barked at our cats in the middle of the night. They do sleep like babies at night thankfully. They do bark and let us know if a cat wants in. And no cats are allowed up in the bed at night they will attack and chase them out of the room if they try. My Little Jewels is the enforcer of the cats. If they get out of line shes the one that lets them have it. LOL cat/ yorkie dynamics are funny.
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