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Barking bischon

tbaymusicman · 2009-07-30 12:33:01

Hey guys my mum recently decided to adopt a 16month old bischon friese lovely little fella but some small issue's!!i know a dog is ment to bark but is there anyway to stop him barking at everyone and everything:D and secondly he seem's to have problems with his bladder when he gets excited??

30-07-2009 1:33pm

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Hey guys my mum recently decided to adopt a 16month old bischon friese
lovely little fella but some small issue's!!i know a dog is ment to bark but is there anyway to stop him barking at everyone and everything:D and secondly he seem's to have problems with his bladder when he gets excited??

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#2 30-07-2009 8:19pm

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ignore him when he barks, put him in a separate room if necessary. when he is calm then give him attention. When people come ask them to ignore the dog until he is calm. People go a bit lala with small dogs and over excite them.
Not too sure about the peeing - provided he doesnt have any health problem, if you dont let him get too excited it will reduce the likelihood of it happening.

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#3 30-07-2009 8:45pm

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No he has no health problems:) He gets excited if you leave him for two minutes and then come back

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#4 30-07-2009 9:57pm

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How about taking him to training classes, it'll help with his problems

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