Understand the Cause
Dogs bark at strangers due to fear, excitement, or territorial instincts.
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Expose your pup to different people and environments during puppyhood.
Socialize Early
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Reward your dog when they stop barking on command.
Teach “Quiet”
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Introduce strangers at a distance and reward calm behavior.
Desensitize Gradually
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Treat and praise your dog for staying quiet around strangers
Use Positive Reinforcement
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Provide a cozy retreat for your dog to relax away from triggers.
Create a Safe Space
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Close curtains or blinds to block your dog’s view of strangers.
Limit Visibility
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A tired dog is less likely to bark excessively.
Exercise Daily
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Avoid yelling or punishing, as it can increase anxiety.
Stay Calm
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Consult a trainer if barking persists or stems from fear/aggression.
Seek Professional Help
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