Alert barking. Territorial barking. Attention barking. Demand barking. There are many  ”types” of barking that occur inside of the home, but what is actually happening in these scenarios? Why do these types of barking occur so frequently, and why it so hard to get dogs to stop? In this episode we cover:

– How to unpack barking to identify what is maintaining that behavior

– How the environment is reinforcing your dog

– Strategies for reducing barking towards foot traffic and delivery people

– Teaching dogs to self interrupt

– And so much more

About Kiki:

Kiki Yablon, MA, KPA CTP, CPDT-KA, is a Chicago-based dog trainer who holds a master’s degree in applied behavioral science from the University of Kansas, where she conducted thesis research related to excessive barking in dogs. In addition to helping pet-loving households, Kiki teaches fellow professionals through several channels, including as a faculty member for the Karen Pryor Academy and as a co-instructor for Dr. Susan Friedman’s Behavior Works.

http://kikiyablondogtraining.com/

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