A binder of puppy barking practice notes
I like to keep barking practice in a short list I can repeat, so nobody has to invent a plan when the doorbell rings. My version has three parts. First, a settle spot, like a mat or bed near the door. Second, a few planned knocks when you are not expecting guests. Third, a rule that the door opens only after the puppy is quiet. Yelling from another room is not part of the plan. If the puppy is very young, keep rehearsals to a couple of minutes and stop while it is still going well. The longer writeup, including what to do when the habit is already loud, is on our barking training page: https://lovemypuppy.store/barking-puppy-training/
Love My Puppy / Larry Meyers
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