"c" wrote in message
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On Apr 1, 1:48 am, (Gunilla
Fagerholm) wrote:
Hi,
I have a fouryear old flat. He behaves very nicely in the apartment
and never barks there. When we go to our country house, where he can
run around free in the garden, which is fenced, he barks almost
constantly. It seems that he is begging for our attention wanting him
to play with him all the time. We can never do any work in the garden
without him interfering wanting our attention. He also barks at
everybody passing by on the road. If we look him inside the house he
just continues barking for hours. We understand that we should not
obey him by playing with him all the time but it is so frustrating
hearing him bark while all other dogs are behaving nicely.
So what is the best way to teach not to bark in the countryside? He
never does it in town!
Gunilla

very easy, buy a bark collar. They work wonders. I recommend the kind
that give them a slight shock. I had to upgrade to collar for stubborn
dogs, but eventually I won

A shock collar? I'm not a dog training expert, but surely there are better
ways.

Kind regards,

(the)duckster