easttexasoutlaw33
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« on: February 05, 2012, 09:56:28 am » |
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Here is part of the article he claims 70% success better than 0 lol. HOW DO I STOP A DOG FROM BARKING ON TRACK? What I had to do was shorten the sentence a little and say.... "How do I stop a dog from barking and when she wants to bark make her think this is not a good idea?" What I did was this.. I got a good barking collar and it became part of her wardrobe here at the house for about 6 months. Every time she wanted to bark, she got an automatice no no sinsation...... The only time I took it off was a recharge or when I went hunting. When I went hunting, I put the tracking collar on her and I guess in her mind, she figured it was still the bark collar. She got to where she ran to catch there for a long time,,,, no bark, just catch. After a while and the size of hog changed her mind. She did like the rest and bayed. I no longer have the bark collar on her, shes gone back to barking here at the house, but not while hunting. The one thing I DONT DO, is let her run with an open mouth dog!!! Most of the time, if you run them with an open mouth dog, they will go back to barking on track. The only time she will bark on track and it isnt much is if she hasnt been hunted in a while, and usually after a little bit, she will go back to normal. Ive done this with several dogs, I would guess I run about a 70% success rate on succeeding.... But it doesnt always work. Ive had some (in my opinion) some dang good hounds over the years that I tried every thing I knew, but couldnt get them quiet. So I usually let someone have them that didnt mind a barking on track dog. Hope this in someway helps ya, good luck with your dog
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