Dog Isn't Allowed To Bark Inside So He Lets Out Half-Bark Instead

Nov 12, 2019

If you are lucky enough to be a pet owner, you know how much love you hold in your heart for your furry little friend. Pets bring so much joy and fun into your life, and all they ask in return is some pets and snuggles.

Even though you love and adore your little guy or girl, you likely have thought at least a few times a sense of annoyance that your pet was making such a fuss over little things. For instance, after five years haven’t they learned that the 1 p.m. noise they hear is simply the mailman delivering today’s mail? Haven’t they learned that a doorbell ring is harmless or that the dog next door’s bark doesn’t need to be responded to with a massive series of their barks?

Sure, it can be frustrating, but one dog owner decided to get creative when it came to excessive barking. Rather than putting on a bark collar, which many people believe is cruel to dogs, she decided to teach her dog to simply accept that people are going to come to the house, walk along the street, and other dogs are going to bark.

She realized that giving her dog a swift pat on the behind to get him to shush wasn’t a match for a truly heavy dog. Pups will do anything to make their humans happy and to win their approval and affection. Whether it’s learning new tricks, snuggling, or coming when their owner calls. 

Teaching your puppy or young dog to do a few tricks and obey a few commands is a great idea to teach them about obedience. These ensure your dog listens to you and keeps his cool in stressful situations. Dogs love to receive praise. One dog owner firmly taught her pooch not to bark in the house. You can see in this video how much his pup wants to bark, letting out tiny little barking noises that are hilarious!

Don’t you love the tiny baby barks coming out of such a big dog? Do you let your dog bark in the house? What tricks have you taught your pooch? Show this video and story to any dog lover that you know would appreciate it.