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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is 100% trainable. There is no excuse for letting them bark. PP whose dog barks while walking, this is the easiest scenario. Carry some training treats and redirect your dog. [/quote] Lol, new poster but one whose dogs are also set off by foxes, and there is no treat in the universe that would get their attention away from a fox. (to be clear, they are not left outside to bark, but on walks or when spotted from inside the house, foxes are a Defcon One threat)[/quote] If your dog is on a leash, you should already have control. You should also be "sweeping" visually for things that are going to upset/trigger your dog so you can mitigate the damage. The problem is in your "there's no solution" attitude. You're right, in a way. With the aptitude and attitude you've got, there's not. [/quote]
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