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Barking Behaviour
We all have the right to live with a pet. However we are responsible for making sure that our companion is not a nuisance to others. Imagine, for a moment what your neighbours must feel when they are subjected to incessant noise from a dog: elderly people who have a rest during the day, students who need to concentrate to prepare for exams even someone home due to illness. Barking is a natural form of behaviour for a dog. A dog that barks to give warning of an intruder or a danger, or to communicate his joy to his master, is simply expressing his emotional state.

HOWEVER, if your dog forms the habit of barking at the slightest external provocation, this behaviour becomes unacceptable.

There are different levels of nuisance behaviour depending on the breed, personality, age and history of the dog. These problems can sometimes grow so serious that an owner has no option but to get rid of his dog.

To prevent things from reaching this stage, and solve the problems as soon as they arise consider using an Anti Bark Collar. These collars are a tried and proven method of enabling you to retrain your dog.