Anonymous wrote:Bark collar will rapidly fix the behavior with a marginally bright dog.
Anonymous wrote:Leave a big frozen long when you leave. My dog used to howl, now she can’t wait for me to leave to enjoy her treat.
Anonymous wrote:I am SO effing sick of my dog barking and howling when I leave my home (I live in an apt so this can't be going on). There's no rhyme or reason to when he decided to act up either, meaning it's not every time but I constantly have to be on alert and come home/cancel plans if the cameras show barking. I have tried multiple bark collars, none work. I feel like a prisoner in my own home, he is making my life miserable. I just tried to leave and I heard him barking, I came back and lost it, screamed at him to shut up, that he was a brat, why did he do this to me. Now I hate myself. I love my dog so much but I can't live like this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He's barking because he's scared, not to be a brat. He's scared and anxious with you gone - either he's worried about being alone, worried about you being out by yourself, or worried you won't come back. But bottom line, he's worried. You need to work on his separation anxiety.
First, take him to the vet to rule out neurological issues - is he old and getting confused?? Is he in pain? Next, get a trainer to help with separation anxiety. Invest in your and your dog's happiness.
Can trainers even help with that?
Anonymous wrote:He's barking because he's scared, not to be a brat. He's scared and anxious with you gone - either he's worried about being alone, worried about you being out by yourself, or worried you won't come back. But bottom line, he's worried. You need to work on his separation anxiety.
First, take him to the vet to rule out neurological issues - is he old and getting confused?? Is he in pain?
Next, get a trainer to help with separation anxiety. Invest in your and your dog's happiness.