We also use the "Quiet" command rather than No. When the doorbell rings, all three will usually bark. So we say Quiet and then get their attention off of the door. Same goes for when the mailperson comes by our house.
Good luck!
We also use the "Quiet" command rather than No. When the doorbell rings, all three will usually bark. So we say Quiet and then get their attention off of the door. Same goes for when the mailperson comes by our house.
Good luck!
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All 4 bark when the doorbell rings here; one starts and the others provide support.They do hush when we say "Quiet!"
In Lacey's class, the instructor told us she trained her dogs that when the door bell rings, they have to go sit in their beds. She used a leash, treats, and a family member on the outside to get this trained.
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lol not barking at the doorbell...that would be nice. mine dont stop barking till the person is totally off our property(they aint barking in exitment), drives me nutty. when I know someone is comming over I will stand at the door watch, and I will open the window(the door itself doesnt open) before they can ring the bell lol. the dogs still bark at the person but its not as intense as when the bell rings.
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I have had no truoble with a door bell but my male dog loves to bark at one of our friends when he comes in. And to make things bad don't let the cell phone ring.......... he howls it sounds pritty but it can get loud, I almost have him broke of it by doing the (shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh) thing and by letting him at ather times when it is not a hello call he seems to get it.
If it rins and we don't say hello he is aloud to sing but if we say hello he some what stops.
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mine bark at the door bell but stop when they come in....then start barking again when they leave...it is like everytime the door opens they start barking!!!
crazy dogs!!
but i love them
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My Lab Sasha does that too, I believe that its also a sign of protection when that doorbell rings they know theres someone at the door and want to protect their home..When Sasha does that with the bell or a knock, to get her to stop I will very sternly call her name once to get her to look at me and if her attention doesn't shift to me where I can stare her down, i will step in front of her and give her "the look" and point at her. Sometimes actions do speak alot louder than words....If you get yourself inbetween your dog and the source (the door) it sometimes lets them know that you are cutting them off from it, that you are dominent and their attention will turn away from it and they will stop barking. You could try that if you want, but do keep in mind it took me a few weeks of doing that before Sasha started to catch on and it may take some time, but now anytime Sasha barks at anything all I have to do is get up and stand in front of her and stare her down and she stops....its kinda fun! lol...I hope it works for you if you try it!
That is how it is around here. When my two actually see the people they stop. Ripley also barks Goodbye at people.Originally Posted by mrsbrewer
I thought he was the only dog in the world that did that so I was glad to read that yours do too.
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Sometimes I think it's not a bad thing to have a dog bark when someone
knocks or rings the doorbell. The police say that 'bad guys" often knock on
a door just to see if anyone is home when they are checking out a place to
break into. A dog (no matter the size) is a big deterrent.
Smokey never used to bark when he was younger but, he sure does now
and so does Maggie.
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