How To STOP Any Dog From Excessive Barking: The Ultimate Guide.

Hi! I'm here to share my extensive knowledge on dog training, particularly on how to stop any dog from barking. With 19 years of experience, I've learned a lot about dog behavior and how to modify it in a positive way. This video is your ultimate guide to quiet dog training, and I guarantee it's packed with effective dog training tips you won't want to miss!

Through positive reinforcement and evidence-based dog training methods, I've found a way to address the common barking problem many dog guardians face. Whether you're dealing with puppy training or adult dog training, my techniques apply to all. This isn't just about dog obedience training — it's about understanding dog communication and addressing canine behavior in a modern, effective, gentle, no punishment way.

I'm passionate about canine communication, and I want to help you understand your barking dog better. So, if you're tired of the constant dog noise and you're ready for some peace and quiet, this dog training tutorial is for you. Join me as I guide you through the process of training any dog not to bark.

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Thank you so much for watching this video! If you have any feedback, requests for future content, or just want to tell us about your dog… We’ll see you in the comments!! 🤗 - Zak and Bree (and Inertia… and Veronica! 🐾)

[CheDeco]

Re-watching this video and realizing that I need to reward my dog for what we call his “old man ruffs.” If he’s trying not to bark, he’ll sort of bark under his breath and it’s much quieter and I can tell he’s really trying to get his barking under control. 💜

[CheDeco]

I LOVE this type of video! Curating clips of your older content on one topic and then adding new commentary is SO HELPFUL! Plus, you know I love the longer videos! 😊 I’m sending the link for this to my parents ASAP because it’s a great and detailed overview of the things we’ve been working on. Thanks for teaching us everything we know about dogs and dog training! 💜

[louisejensen]

I love these indept and very useful videos on specific topics! Please keep them coming, they are so useful and easy to implement in everyday life :)

[likmijnreet]

seeing your dog obey the stay command mid frisbee throw is mind blowing!

[JenKirby]

Last century I had a dog called Trixie. I don’t remember why she barked but I did come across a way to teach her to have some control of her barking. The first thing was to teach her to “speak” on command. (Easy bit). Then I had to teach her to stop. She didn’t have physical control over her barking. She would sort of hiccup as she was trying to stop the bark from coming out. I rewarded her for the attempt of course.

[lifeisdog]

Great job addressing multiple barking stimuli in a brief video!

[salichingching]

Gentle reminder: put your headphones on before you watch this video if you have a barky dog, thank me later.
Me watching it for 2 mins and my dog heard all the barkings from the video, jumped up from his sleep and started barking at the door😅 haven’t even got to the part where I learn how to make him stop😂

[rylanbean]

Oh gosh, this is exactly what I've been needing. Thank you!! ;-;!

[eleathyra]

Love your approach to dog training, Zak, keep up the good work! How do you handle meal times? As far as I can see, you never did a video about that, but you have so much great content, I might have overlooked it.

[KS-yvtw]

My dog will go to a window and bark at anyone moving outside or next door inside their home, except when we had our motorbike stolen. But apart from that, she alerts us to everyone…loudly. I go to her, say thank you, look outside, say all is fine and she can be quiet now. This works quite well.

[adventurousdoglover]

Just know it can reinforce the behavior if you’re not careful.

Love to see updates on some of the dogs you’ve worked with especially on older videos.

[theresa]

Thank you. My dog has really improved at home, I can usually say “quiet” “yes I saw that.” But I used to take him to the park and any dog outside the car is a wild ride. I feed him treats but I have to funneling them to silence.

[jfrankcarr]

Amazon delivery people set off our Yorkiepoo alert barking. She's quick to learn changes in the Ring and Alexa alert sounds to know when to bark at the 'intruder'. She also seems to be able to tell if it's just us triggering the alerts or the delivery people. We've gotten her to reduce it some with a settle command but she'll still do a quieter "see I told you so" bark.

[undeadladybug]

Our little terrier mix definitely yaps because of a territorial issue. We call him "the sentry" because he runs back and forth along the fence as he does it, like he's literally standing guard. Our other dog often just starts barking because he is.

[jessekolar]

Love your videos and have watched many, multiple times. I get much more out of the older videos of your training sessions with the dogs, than the ones where you describe methods and occasionally show clips from old training sessions. Please don't stop making the videos of the actual training sessions!

[petraalt]

Yeah we’re pretty lucky to have you as a trailer on YouTube thank you

[HaiJosephine]

I will be using your videos to help train my service dog prospect. Thank you!

[Anisky]

Today we went to my Moms and he played with grandkids then I dropped him back home and was going out again. He went nuts barking because he thought he would miss another party. So I slowed way down, made him a peanut butter chicken Kong and gave him a bully stick. I sat down and did say no a few times cause he had worked himself up a lot. He settled with his Kong and didn’t care when I left and was fine after. I think it’s partially separation anxiety and partially triggers which are many, like putting on shoes (Velcro:) and even just moving fast getting ready or the phone rings right then. It’s definitely much better then it used to be. He’s almost two. This is good. I’ll work on those triggers with him and leaving several times in a row. Thanks!

[stephanienewton]

Great video! Thank you for being so helpful! You mentioned you would post a video on barking due to fear and anxiety but I don't see it. I searched your page and can't find it. My dog has this problem so I would love to watch it. Thanks again!! 😁😁😁

[kphyfe]

Zak, Thank you for these videos. I am a disabled Veteran who for the past 15 years has had a service dog. My service dog has just past and a week later we had to give back our son's dog that we were watching while he served in the USMC. Our sole remaining dog a little 10 pound Cotton De Tulear is heart broken. I have decided my medical condition no longer requires a SD to keep me safe so we are not looking for a new Service dog. We've decided to look and found a beautiful Wheaton that we will get one week from now.

I have trained a few dogs while I was younger and your video's are a great refresher and also very refreshing with the positive methods you use. If you know of other assets or tools that could possibly help in this endeavor please let me know. I know that I am disabled and I hope this does not become to much of a task. (The reason we went with the Wheaton is her size is going to be manageable unlike trying to work with a 90 pound lab.)