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You got a lotta nerve…

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Is there any possibility to stop neighbourg’s dog barking (not killing it). Talking to neighbourg made no change and police do not want to react (in our country police do not do it in such cases). http://www.tenant.net/Court/nolo/nn167.html The National Association for Community Mediation http://www.nafcm.org/ 202 667-9700 For details see Barking Dogs: Legal Ways to Stop the Noise from Nolo press http://www.nolo.com Diane Blackman

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HOWEDY Master Of Deception blankman,

Is there any possibility to stop neighbourg’s dog barking

Yeah. That’s EZ. The Puppy Wizard can teach a body HOWE to do it themselves EZ FAST GENTLY and FOR FREE. Or, HE can do it AUTOMAGICKALLY from five hundred feet away or MOORE using HIS Doggy Do Right (And Kitty Will And A Rooster Did And A Cockatoo Or Two Did Too) Device. (not killing it).

All animals LOVE DDR and The Puppy Wizard’s FREE WWW Wits’ End Dog Training Method. Talking to neighbourg made no change

Right. The neighbor’s got no idea HOWE to handle and train their dogs. You could give them a FREE copy of The Puppy Wizard’s FREE WWW Wits’ End Dog Training Method Manual, or you could study it yourself and achieve the same same same same results. and police do not want to react (in our country police do not do it in such cases).

Well, police generally ain’t paid to train dogs. http://www.tenant.net/Court/nolo/nn167.html The National Association for Community Mediation http://www.nafcm.org/ 202 667-9700 For details see Barking Dogs: Legal Ways to Stop the Noise from Nolo press http://www.nolo.com

Oh? You think COMPLAINING is a viable option for curing his neighbor’s dogs ANXIETY BEHAVIOR, Master Of Deception blankman? Don’t you think COMPLAINING and bringin neighbors to court MIGHT make their neighbor HOSTILE or MIGHT GET THEIR DOG DEAD, Master Of Deception blankman? Diane Blackman

Well, we’re all grateful it’s not the OP’S dog or you’d be tellin him to choke shock or surgically debark his dog. You’re a liar and a dog abuser, Master Of Deception blankman. That’s HOWE COME you can’t post here abHOWETS noMOORE, Master Of Deception blankman. 4 Noted Authorities JERRYIZED HOWEDY People, Here’s barking up the wrong tree: "The following text includes information on how to solve your dog’s problem barking as recommended by the veterinary profession." Pages prepared by Joseph M. Stookey and Jon Watts Department of Herd Medicine and Theriogenology Western College of Veterinary Medicine University of Saskatchewan. 52 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada S7N 5A9 Tel. (306) 966-7154 Fax (306) 966-7159 <snip bunk We’ll examine the "experts" reasoning and see HOWE COME they can’t train a dog not to bark or eat poo or countersurf jump fences dig wander attack other critters including poisonous snakes toads bugs or anything else for that matter including peein on the floor, without barricading avoiding the problem hurting or even killing their ‘BEST FRIEND’. "The first step in solving problem barking, is to determine if your dog is barking in response to inadequate shelter or improper confinement." Good point. Nothin in heel will stop a dog from barking if he’s deprived moore than reasonably, of food water or shelter. "If this is the case, the dog must be provided with a comfortable amount of space or supplied with a doghouse if outdoor shelter is inadequate." But of course. The point is so obvious as to be boggling that anyone could overlook those matters except through ignorance, misinformation (i.e. moore ignorance), cruelty, or mental illness. For our puporses we’ll not address cruelty or mental illness today. "Increasing the amount of exercise given to your dog may also help." Wrong. Excessive barking is caused by anxiety. Probably all barking is caused by anxiety if you really look at it closely. Using exercise to expiate anxiety behavior problems is like taking narcotics, becase that’s HOWE exercise works, by triggering the release of endorphins which are mimiced by CNS suppressants. When the exercise routine is interrupted by necessity of health weather or conflicting schedules, the anxiety relief mechanisms return with the vengence of the exercise gorrilla on your dog’s back. That’s what you’d probably see as OCD behaviors including seizure activity, fly snappin and tail chasin…although some of these symptoms may be simply entertainment from lack of a willing playmate. "In the event your dog is barking in response to environmental noises," We probably cannot control the environmental disturbances but that’s IRRELEVANT on the one hand, yet IS THE CAUSE of some anxiety behaviors like separation and car sickness, on the other hand! All behaviors are related. When a behavior is repressed it seldom disappears, the energy goes somewhere, and that’s usually into out of control thinking or behaviors as anxiety relief mechanisms which COINCIDENTALLY, are further stimulated by our efforts to force (HOWEver gently) control. HOWE we force a behavior to change is IRRELEVANT. If the animal is being forced or restricted from engaging in a behavior problem we’ll likely run into it biting us in the ass on the flip side. Avoiding behaviors or behavior problems, making lifestyle changes or extroardinary efforts to work around disconcerting issues is only going to reinforce the behavior when the opportunity presents itself outside of your control. Overcontrolling dogs causes a dependency on the handler to control the dog in the face of stressors, like passers by the fence, other dogs barking or in view, children playing, furry woodslands creatures flying rats and kats or skunks, anything is going to set some dogs off. Therefore we’ve got to understand HOWE to work the issues so as to not overwhelm the dog as we expiate his fears about the environment we create for them. When the critter is dependent on the handler securing him by command, barrier or punishment when stressed, the critter becomes fearful when left alone, not for the sake of LOVE for the handler, but for the SECURITY of FORCED CONTROL (rather like being "institutiionalized" to mental facilities, jails, military, the circus, whatever), to keep him out of trouble. Sometimes they percieve they may get into trouble for inappropriate behaviors they haven’t even done in the forthcoming handler’s absence (including anticipating needing to relieve themselves before the handler returns, can cause enough anxiety to trigger some dogs to INSTANTLY need to wet themselves… just like you might when you get scared (or read a post from Jerry). It’s no coincidence the most troubled dogs I’ve known were IMPECCABLY HOWESbroken). "or the barking is simply due to its temperament," Earlier in this article was mentioned breed preferences for excitablilty and barking and exercise requirements. Once again, those are symptoms of anixety, and need to be addressed properly and then the deal is, a dog is a dog is a dog. "behavioural modification methods should be used." Unfortunately, most of the approved methods also have life threatening conseqences when the repressive methods cause the anxiety to become charged with additional fear and change to other, seemingly non related behaviors. "These methods can include reconditioning using a verbal reprimand such as "No!"," NO. The matter is not open for discussion. Means we got to duel it out. Choose your weapons. I’m using information and observation you’ve seen right here on our forums. "and leash correction." IOW HURT the dog. We don’t got to duel that out. That’s EZ to see HOWE punishing dogs may cause anxiety. "It should be noted however, that you should never yell at your dog, as loud noises may encourage your pet to bark more." Right… so when you tell IT "NO!" our experts admit they’ve just violated their method…like playing Russian Roulette and hittin the chamber with the round in it. I prefer to think of this kind of INEPTITUDE and DOUBLETALK to be moore akin to playing Russian Roulette with a freakin automatic with only one round in the magazine. "Also keep in mind the punishment should be applied while the barking is occurring," Let’s advise our "EXPERTS" to put two rounds in the magazine, cause at this rate they’re gonna miss the first shot again. "in order for your dog to associate the unwanted behaviour with the punishment." And whot of the PUNISHER? You think that’s going to develop a trusting relationship? SURE! Our experts will advise us as long as we’re CONSISTANT, the dog will look foreward to what he EXPECTS and will understand the consequences of his behaviors… yet on the OTHER hand, the dog needs to be punished IN THE ACT to "undersand" or associate the punishment with the cause, and that may take a half dozen repetitions according to the koehelr book which has nothin to do with the authors of this article. " Also remember to reward your dog when it stops barking. " NO. Dogs seldom understand the reward for a behavior they’re NO LONGER engaged in. So, was we to agree that we cannot successfully or appropriately PUNISH a dog when not IN THE ACT, HOWE then, can we RATIONALIZE rewarding the dog when not in the act? Would that SUGGEST the act of simply praising the dog IN ADVANCE of the undesirable behavior would REWARD the dog for the appropriate behavior, and consequent praising would likewise continue the desirable behaviors? "Indirect intervention methods can also be applied." Right. We never want to directly interact with an inappropriate behavior because we’ll NEED to be CONSISTANT in returning to the behavior and addressing it in the same way every time it is manifest till it is successfully modified by an incompatible behavior, as most of our "experts" would probably recommend. HOWEver, giving an alternate behavior ALSO means you’ve got to return to providing the alternative behaviors until the modification is consistantly effective and THEN teach the dog to seek that behavior as his alternative when stressed. That could be hard even for a human to accomplish, say when dealing with their own OCD behaviors like excessive smoking eating drinking or … read more »

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Is there any possibility to stop neighbourg’s dog barking (not killing it). Talking to neighbourg made no change and police do not want to react (in our country police do not do it in such cases).

http://www.tenant.net/Court/nolo/nn167.html The National Association for Community Mediation http://www.nafcm.org/ 202 667-9700 For details see Barking Dogs: Legal Ways to Stop the Noise from Nolo press http://www.nolo.com Diane Blackman

Response:

Is there any possibility to stop neighbourg’s dog barking (not killing it). Talking to neighbourg made no change and police do not want to react (in our country police do not do it in such cases). Thank for answers. Rome

Response:

HOWEDY romek-onet,

Is there any possibility to stop neighbourg’s dog barking

That’s EZ. Depending on your pupperty layHOWET, The Puppy Wizard can probably teach you HOWE to do that yourself, EZ FAST GENTLY and FOR FREE. (not killing it).

Only HOWER dog lovers hurt and kill dogs. Talking to neighbourg made no change

That’s on accHOWENT of they don’t know HOWE to train their dog and your request/complaint only frustrates and embarrasses them. and police do not want to react

Does your police department train dogs? (in our country police do not do it in such cases).

Good, they’re much better at law enforcement than dog trainin. Thank for answers.

You won’t be gettin no answers from HOWER dog lovers they HURT dogs and call the police on their neighbor’s dogs Rome

4 Noted Authorities JERRYIZED HOWEDY People, Here’s barking up the wrong tree: "The following text includes information on how to solve your dog’s problem barking as recommended by the veterinary profession." Pages prepared by Joseph M. Stookey and Jon Watts Department of Herd Medicine and Theriogenology Western College of Veterinary Medicine University of Saskatchewan. 52 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada S7N 5A9 Tel. (306) 966-7154 Fax (306) 966-7159 <snip bunk We’ll examine the "experts" reasoning and see HOWE COME they can’t train a dog not to bark or eat poo or countersurf jump fences dig wander attack other critters including poisonous snakes toads bugs or anything else for that matter including peein on the floor, without barricading avoiding the problem hurting or even killing their ‘BEST FRIEND’. "The first step in solving problem barking, is to determine if your dog is barking in response to inadequate shelter or improper confinement." Good point. Nothin in heel will stop a dog from barking if he’s deprived moore than reasonably, of food water or shelter. "If this is the case, the dog must be provided with a comfortable amount of space or supplied with a doghouse if outdoor shelter is inadequate." But of course. The point is so obvious as to be boggling that anyone could overlook those matters except through ignorance, misinformation (i.e. moore ignorance), cruelty, or mental illness. For our puporses we’ll not address cruelty or mental illness today. "Increasing the amount of exercise given to your dog may also help." Wrong. Excessive barking is caused by anxiety. Probably all barking is caused by anxiety if you really look at it closely. Using exercise to expiate anxiety behavior problems is like taking narcotics, becase that’s HOWE exercise works, by triggering the release of endorphins which are mimiced by CNS suppressants. When the exercise routine is interrupted by necessity of health weather or conflicting schedules, the anxiety relief mechanisms return with the vengence of the exercise gorrilla on your dog’s back. That’s what you’d probably see as OCD behaviors including seizure activity, fly snappin and tail chasin…although some of these symptoms may be simply entertainment from lack of a willing playmate. "In the event your dog is barking in response to environmental noises," We probably cannot control the environmental disturbances but that’s IRRELEVANT on the one hand, yet IS THE CAUSE of some anxiety behaviors like separation and car sickness, on the other hand! All behaviors are related. When a behavior is repressed it seldom disappears, the energy goes somewhere, and that’s usually into out of control thinking or behaviors as anxiety relief mechanisms which COINCIDENTALLY, are further stimulated by our efforts to force (HOWEver gently) control. HOWE we force a behavior to change is IRRELEVANT. If the animal is being forced or restricted from engaging in a behavior problem we’ll likely run into it biting us in the ass on the flip side. Avoiding behaviors or behavior problems, making lifestyle changes or extroardinary efforts to work around disconcerting issues is only going to reinforce the behavior when the opportunity presents itself outside of your control. Overcontrolling dogs causes a dependency on the handler to control the dog in the face of stressors, like passers by the fence, other dogs barking or in view, children playing, furry woodslands creatures flying rats and kats or skunks, anything is going to set some dogs off. Therefore we’ve got to understand HOWE to work the issues so as to not overwhelm the dog as we expiate his fears about the environment we create for them. When the critter is dependent on the handler securing him by command, barrier or punishment when stressed, the critter becomes fearful when left alone, not for the sake of LOVE for the handler, but for the SECURITY of FORCED CONTROL (rather like being "institutiionalized" to mental facilities, jails, military, the circus, whatever), to keep him out of trouble. Sometimes they percieve they may get into trouble for inappropriate behaviors they haven’t even done in the forthcoming handler’s absence (including anticipating needing to relieve themselves before the handler returns, can cause enough anxiety to trigger some dogs to INSTANTLY need to wet themselves… just like you might when you get scared (or read a post from Jerry). It’s no coincidence the most troubled dogs I’ve known were IMPECCABLY HOWESbroken). "or the barking is simply due to its temperament," Earlier in this article was mentioned breed preferences for excitablilty and barking and exercise requirements. Once again, those are symptoms of anixety, and need to be addressed properly and then the deal is, a dog is a dog is a dog. "behavioural modification methods should be used." Unfortunately, most of the approved methods also have life threatening conseqences when the repressive methods cause the anxiety to become charged with additional fear and change to other, seemingly non related behaviors. "These methods can include reconditioning using a verbal reprimand such as "No!"," NO. The matter is not open for discussion. Means we got to duel it out. Choose your weapons. I’m using information and observation you’ve seen right here on our forums. "and leash correction." IOW HURT the dog. We don’t got to duel that out. That’s EZ to see HOWE punishing dogs may cause anxiety. "It should be noted however, that you should never yell at your dog, as loud noises may encourage your pet to bark more." Right… so when you tell IT "NO!" our experts admit they’ve just violated their method…like playing Russian Roulette and hittin the chamber with the round in it. I prefer to think of this kind of INEPTITUDE and DOUBLETALK to be moore akin to playing Russian Roulette with a freakin automatic with only one round in the magazine. "Also keep in mind the punishment should be applied while the barking is occurring," Let’s advise our "EXPERTS" to put two rounds in the magazine, cause at this rate they’re gonna miss the first shot again. "in order for your dog to associate the unwanted behaviour with the punishment." And whot of the PUNISHER? You think that’s going to develop a trusting relationship? SURE! Our experts will advise us as long as we’re CONSISTANT, the dog will look foreward to what he EXPECTS and will understand the consequences of his behaviors… yet on the OTHER hand, the dog needs to be punished IN THE ACT to "undersand" or associate the punishment with the cause, and that may take a half dozen repetitions according to the koehelr book which has nothin to do with the authors of this article. " Also remember to reward your dog when it stops barking. " NO. Dogs seldom understand the reward for a behavior they’re NO LONGER engaged in. So, was we to agree that we cannot successfully or appropriately PUNISH a dog when not IN THE ACT, HOWE then, can we RATIONALIZE rewarding the dog when not in the act? Would that SUGGEST the act of simply praising the dog IN ADVANCE of the undesirable behavior would REWARD the dog for the appropriate behavior, and consequent praising would likewise continue the desirable behaviors? "Indirect intervention methods can also be applied." Right. We never want to directly interact with an inappropriate behavior because we’ll NEED to be CONSISTANT in returning to the behavior and addressing it in the same way every time it is manifest till it is successfully modified by an incompatible behavior, as most of our "experts" would probably recommend. HOWEver, giving an alternate behavior ALSO means you’ve got to return to providing the alternative behaviors until the modification is consistantly effective and THEN teach the dog to seek that behavior as his alternative when stressed. That could be hard even for a human to accomplish, say when dealing with their own OCD behaviors like excessive smoking eating drinking or masturbation as evidenced through our professor scruff shake’s little dog Maxie. "These techniques can range from spraying your dog with water" Although it may be effective and not severe, we’re not instilling confidence and trust, we’re VIOLATING everything we want to DEMONSTRATE to our dogs. "while it is barking," IOW, you got to catch the dog in the act. Therefore if the dog sees you approach to administer the punishment, there’s NO WAY you can punish the behavior if it’s ceased even for one second, as the dog is no longer in the act and therefore probably not thinking about IT, whatever that may or may not be, based on our subjective opinion of HOWE COME the dog is demonstrating whatever behavior. " to using noise producing devices such as "Dog Stop" or "Barker Breaker," Another aversive? HOWE COME our EXPERTS from the universities cannot resolve anxiety behavior problems without using anxiety producing stimuli? Isn’t THAT what would cause an OCD like … read more »