I need help i used bark collars but it didnt work she even barks when i'm bathing her shes a pomeranian and driving us crazy. what can i do?
2006-11-15
13:07:54
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She has everything you can think of toys food water we play with her all the time we live in a big house so i dont have problems with my next doors but its just too loud to us and to ppl that come over hate it they look like they want to leave fast lol...whats prozac?
2006-11-15
13:25:01 ·
update #1
oh forgot to say she is perfectly trained you knw sit, go to your house, no, go sleep, roll, and everything else except BARKING and she is not a puppy
2006-11-15
13:30:54 ·
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oh forgot to say she is perfectly trained you knw sit, go to your house, no, go sleep, roll, and everything else except BARKING and she is not a puppy
2006-11-15
13:32:38 ·
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You may have a bigger problem if she also begins to drive the neighbors crazy.
You might want to start by making sure she is getting lots of exercise. This site has many good suggestions that might help with the problem. Good luck with getting it sorted out.
2006-11-15 13:20:29
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answered by Anonymous
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My fiancee has a pomeranian and he barks all the time. I think its gotten worse as he has gotten older and he is having leg trouble so he barks when he needs help. But I dont think your dog is having that problem. When you have guests over you could put her in her own little room with a bed and her toys and food and just let her bark.
2006-11-15 16:38:09
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answered by summerdean694 2
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just keep her don't give the dog away... ur dog doenst like being alone they might get crabby sometimes when u do that.... i would not prefer to use ark collers cuz u never know the coller can prolly hurt a dog i wouldnt want that. try traiing her get some treats a clicker. train her to bark when u say speak or something similar
2006-11-15 13:22:55
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answered by Anonymous
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Well that is a problem but it's natural for dogs to bark, You should put him outside in your back yard and make him a doghouse. When he gets older he will stop barking as much. Also try to train it to and play with it a lot. It will start to get used to.
2006-11-15 13:15:11
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answered by monpuchi k 2
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Don't you DARE have her debarked! You need to reinforce her barking when she's warning you about things, and firmly tell her NO when she keeps barking. Get a squirt bottle or smack her LIGHTLY on the nose. If you ABSOLUTELY have to, hold her mouth closed without blocking her nose, while telling her no.
2006-11-15 13:16:35
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answered by Lindsay 3
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i have the same problem, i just put my dog in my bedroom (while Im at work) that way she cant look out the window and bark.. the only reason she barks is because she can hear everyone and everything outside..
2006-11-15 13:17:20
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answered by risab05 2
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She is probably going nuts in there all by herself. Those little dogs are meant to be companions to people.
Why don't you give her to somebody who would care about her instead of just treating her like a possession.
Does she have water at all times? Is she in a fence or tied up? I hope she is not tied up. That is cruel.
2006-11-15 13:13:00
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answered by NANCY K 6
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Only things I can think of for reasons are seperation anxiety which yes puppy prozac would help with, possibly natural defense mechanism protecting his/her turf or just plain hyperactive like my chihuahua and other small breeds which then ya just have to live with it lol
best of luck hon!!
2006-11-15 13:13:15
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answered by Stinkerbell 2
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Does she have toys to play with? Could she be bored? I know when my dog is bored he cries non stop until we pay attention to him.
2006-11-15 13:13:42
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answered by Hoop 1
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i sujest seeing an expert (sorry i am not one) try to find out why your god is barking and see what you can do to help make her more comfortable
2006-11-15 13:10:43
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answered by pegleg0508 2
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