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Barking Dog Tips

Spend as much time as possible with your dog.  Bring your dog inside with you whenever possible and keep him in at night.  Take your dogs for a daily walk, teach the tricks, take obedience classes together. "Doggie day care” can help when you are away for extended periods of time.
 
Entertain Your Dog. Provide a child’s wading pool or a place to dig and stuffed toys or a ball.  Specially designed balls and toys or bones to chew on help keep your dog entertained.  Your pet supply will have many options.

Seek the Assistance of a Behaviorist. Ask your veterinarian, the Sacramento Dog Training Club (916) 482-5194, or the Sacramento Council of Dog Clubs (916) 483-3602 for assistance in locating an animal behaviorist.
 
Use a Training Aide. There are two types of anti-barking training devices-static shock collars and citronella spray collars and both can be purchased at most pet supply stores.  Carefully follow the directions as provided by the manufacturer and contact them if you have questions.

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