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Do you have a problem with your dog’s excessive barking? Well, you can use several ways so that you can remedy this matter.
Remember that your dog’s barking may be his way of communicating to you that, he is thirsty or hungry or that he needs to eliminate. It is also his way of announcing that he is seeing a stranger or intruder in your property. Furthermore, barking is also the dog’s expression of participation when he sees activity outside of your property. Some dogs also bark when they feel the need for attention or that they want to exercise.
Of course, a dog bark collar may not really be necessary just to control your dog’s barking especially if any of the conditions mentioned above is the reason behind it. However, there will be instances when you may need to have a dog bark collar handy, also.
Various kinds of dog bark collars are available in the market nowadays. Here is a list of these top choices of dog bark collars, along with a discussion of how they work and how effective they could be.
1. Citronella dog bark collar – this kind works by letting out a citronella scent whenever your dog barks. Dogs do not like the scent of citronella, so eventually, once they make the connection that it is their barking that causes the scent to emit, and then their excessive barking will be controlled. Another thing that would deter your dog from barking too much aside from the citronella scent is the hissing sound of the spray that sends out the scent.
However, if your dog figures out that the citronella scent as already run out, it would be most likely that it will go barking again. Another thing that could give off the scent of citronella in this type of dog bark collar is by a nearby noise. This may confuse your dog and eventually control its barking.
2. Dog bark shock collar – this works by sending out electrical shocks every time your dog barks. This kind of collars is being widely offered however, a lot of dog owners do not appreciate it. The electrical shock causes pain for the dog.
3. Aversive sound dog bark collar – this kind of collar delivers a sound or tone that would not be pleasing for a dog. This would then avert a dog every time it barks and causes it to stop barking. However, the success rate of this kind of collar is not great since other sounds can also cause aversion to the dog and may confuse it.
If you decide to use any of this types of dog bark collars for your dog, make sure that you use it along with a program for behavior modification. Most people adopt a dog in order to serve as their own protection or alarm system and most would still prefer their dog to bark. You can use the dog bark collar only during circumstances when you really need your dog to control its excessive barking. You can always take it off when you feel that your dog does not need it anymore.
To lessen the distractions on a dog that triggers it to bark excessively, you might also prefer taking it inside your home so that there would be fewer distractions and lesser reasons for him to bark. If you are keeping your dog from barking excessively by having it inside your home, make sure to close your window blinds so that they will not see the people walking by especially if your house is on a busy area.
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