You could get her de-barked. Although it is contoversial. Some Vets will do it some won't and many time if you have the pet de-barked, the vocal cords heal back and they are able to start barking again.
Just a thought.
Sean Allen
That's great...I will share this with some of my dogowner homeowners...I myself have cats...they don't make too much noise, just furballs.
Gail Gladstone, Long Island Realtor
Hi Chris,
I have to yappy toy Manchester terriers. The female has an "ear piercing" bark and I have seriously thought of having her debarked. Even called the breeder to discuss it with him. He said they debark some of their dogs because they just will not stop barking.
I bought one of the spray collars but never used it because my dogs do not have any hair on their throats and it looks like it would hurt them.
The one thing about these barking dogs--people would be fools to try to break in the house--they really are as protective as they sound.
Yes, barking can be good too. She just barks constantly out of boredom or what have you when I am at work, and I do have to work! So this collar is great.
I also have two (enormous) cats and a rabbit... Definitely the cats are easier than the dog!
Thanks everyone!
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