Critical Dog Training News Reveals How To Stop A Dog From Barking

Critical Dog Training News, an online magazine that focuses on helping people train their dogs, has announced that they have released a new post on their website. The post, 'How To Stop A Dog From Barking', offers advice on how to teach a dog when it is the right time to bark. The post explains that it is only natural for dogs to bark so what is important is that dogs know when it is the right time to bark.

"Many of the behaviors dog owners consider to be undesirable are actually completely natural for dogs," says a representative from Critical Dog Training News. "Dogs naturally bark when they are excited or scared, so it is not a behavior that you should try to repress entirely. Rather, try to teach your dog when it is appropriate to bark, and reward him for being quiet."

The decision to write an article on nuisance barking came after there was a conversation on the company's Facebook page, where members of the community had expressed their concern about their difficulties with their dog, especially when it comes to barking. Indeed, Critical Dog Training News has a very active Facebook community for this very reason, always ensuring that their followers are provided with the information they are looking for.

More recently, members of the community have started asking about pulling on the leash, which is another form of troublesome behavior. Sheree L.G., for instance, says on Facebook: "My dog a yellow Lab 1 yr old wants to pull on the leash, She always wants to be in the front. She is getting better about pulling off and on, but how to get her to walk beside me, not in front is what I want to know. Any ideas would be appreciated."

Critical Dog Training News connects with their followers through various social media pages, including Twitter. The have several thousand followers on each of their pages, always sharing with them the latest information on dog training and dog behavior, while being guided by the wishes of their community. The representative says: "Like what Sheree has done, we encourage you to let us know if there is something in particular that you want us to address."