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While a dog’s bark is a natural way for it to communicate, it is also partially a learned behaviour. For example if a dog elicits the response it wants from the barking then it has been rewarded. Dogs bark for many reasons, including:

  • Stress
  • Excitement
  • Boredom
  • Loneliness
  • Separation anxiety
  • Pain or discomfort

If the dog barks for attention and the owner yells at the dog, the dog has still received attention. Good or bad attention, the dog often doesn’t care which. If the dog barks because it wants to play and the owner throws the ball, the dog has received the desired response. It is being rewarded for its barking behaviour. Other problem barking behaviours are:

  • Dog barking when left outside or alone for extended periods of time.
  • Dog barking whenever people pass the property on the street. They may not need to enter the property at all for the barking to occur.
  • Dog barking as soon as owners leave the house
  • Dog barking continuously to get owner’s attention
  • When owners or neighbors are losing sleep due to overnight barking.

Understanding the reason why a dog is barking excessively is the first step to solving the problem.


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