[nagdu] Barking

[Tracy Carcione]

That's funny; my Ben doesn't bark, either.  He says he's much too cool to
bark.
I think it has a lot to do with personality.  My old gal Echo barks like a
killer when someone comes to the door.  She's much more energetic than
Ben.
I think most of my GDB dogs barked a bit, and my one TSE dog doesn't.  So
if I were truly silly, I'd say that TSE does better at teaching not
barking--well, I might say that, until I think of my friend's TSE dog
sounding off like a monster.
Tracy



> Does any one know how the puppy raisers teach the dogs not to bark?  I am
> curious because for 10 years now I have been trying to teach Shiloh to
> bark when someone rings the doorbell, but I wasn't successful.
>
> She hasn't barked 20 times in the 10 years that I have had her.
>
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