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Few things are as annoying as not being able to sleep because the dog next door barks all the time. To some people, these sounds are just as intolerable as the cries of a baby. If you want to learn how to stop dog from barking without physically punishing him, read on.
There are a few things you should know about barking. First, it is a completely natural behavior for your pup to engage in. Howls, yips, whines, and barks are how they communicate. It is fairly unrealistic to expect that you can train your pet to never make noise. However, you can control unwanted barking in a few ways.
One thing you need to realize is that incessant woofing is most often caused by the dog being bored. If it is an active type breed that is left alone for long periods of time, it is going to have a lot of pent-up energy. Controlling the noise starts with exercising your dog regularly. If it is an outdoor pup, bring it in the house sometimes when you are home. They are social animals and need to belong to a pack. Do some short obedience training sessions to work their minds as well.
Your other option is to teach your dog when barking is alright and when it is not. Some of us want our pets to alert us to strangers, but then want them to be quiet later. You have to teach your canine this so they are not confused. You do this by teaching a command known as "quiet" or "stop barking." The next time the woofing starts, say your chosen command then wave a treat in front of their nose. They will stop, and then you can give the treat after they are stopped for a set amount of time. Eventually, they will get the idea. Praise when they alert you, then praise when they obey your commands.
Pups that are making a lot of noise at any point in the day can be a real headache. Obviously you and your neighbors want some relief. Follow these methods of how to stop dog from barking to be on your way to a better behaved pooch.