malteese puppy 17 mounths barkes at ru nners bikers and other dogs when walking him
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Hi this is a calming necklace it takes about 30 minutes later just to start working and I last for 27 and 30 days.
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If your malteese puppy is always too excited, perhaps a collar would calm it overall. However, maybe you could take some phermone spray with you on a walk to use when bikers or other dogs were around. The spray has the same ingredients as the collar. The phermone mimics what a mother dog excudes when around her puppies to calm and make them feel safe.
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I went to a talk by the attending vet at the state college. She swears by dog (or cat) phermones. They mimic the smell mother dogs have around their puppies. You can get them as a spray, plug in device, or collar. The collar is called DAP, but there are other brands. I think it does help our old dog relax.
1050105
No. The devise had little if any effect on the dog's barking -- it did however drive my teenagers completely insane.
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I have a teacup Yorkie that thinks he is a Great Dane. He growls every time he comes into contact with another male dog. The Little Dog Bark Collar has decreased his barking but unfortunately he still growls.
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That depends on you as the rider. My Aussie is 61# and she has jerked me on a couple of occasions but I have managed to stay seated and not lose control of the bike. I'd say if your a 110# rider with a dog that ways the same as you I'd be leery if your dog tends to get excited or tend to want to chase after other dogs. However, the dog doesn't tend to pull you around when you walk, and you have good control of him it should be just fine. The "leash" has give to it, so your going to know when he/she starts to pull. I have had mine now since last June and we use it almost every day. It such a great way to exercise your dog! That depends on you as the rider. My Aussie is 61# and she has jerked me on a couple of occasions but I have managed to stay seated and not lose control of the bike. I'd say if your a 110# rider with a dog that ways the same as you I'd be leery if your dog tends to get excited or tend to want to chase after other dogs. However, the dog doesn't tend to pull you around when you walk, and you have good control of him it should be just fine. The "leash" has give to it, so your going to know when he/she starts to pull. I have had mine now since last June and we use it almost every day.... » Read More That depends on you as the rider. My Aussie is 61# and she has jerked me on a couple of occasions but I have managed to stay seated and not lose control of the bike. I'd say if your a 110# rider with a dog that ways the same as you I'd be leery if your dog tends to get excited or tend to want to chase after other dogs. However, the dog doesn't tend to pull you around when you walk, and you have good control of him it should be just fine. The "leash" has give to it, so your going to know when he/she starts to pull. I have had mine now since last June and we use it almost every day. It such a great way to exercise your dog! « Show Less
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I don't think so but check with Petmate.com. I'm so sorry for you that this happened - it sounds like something several people might do.
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In my experience (YMMV) the only real solution to this problem is to let them bark it out. If you continue to respond to him each time he barks then you're essentially rewarding him. He'll need to learn that crate-time is quiet time. My dog took a little while, but now her crate is her own private space. When she goes in there, she knows that no one is allowed to mess with her. She can just go lounge and relax or whatever. She goes in on command, too. Associate the crate with good stuff, not with punishment. I've read to never use the crate for punishment. If it's looked at as a "jail cell" to him, then of course he won't want to be in it. Make it comfy and cozy and enjoyable for him and he'll begin to like it and even WANT to spend time in it. Just my experience though. I definitely wouldn't use a training aid like this for crate training.
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It never seemed to affect my dog in any way. He continues to bark at all dogs we encounter on our walks. I wish I could be more encouraging.
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I had zero luck with this thing. The only thing that worked for me was talking to the neighbors and/or calling the cops. Our township has regulations about barking dogs and I took advantage of them. It's a shame you have to call the law on your neighbors but it may be your only recourse dealing with people who lack common sense.
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I have a 13lb eskipoo and he still continued to bark regardless of the zaps he got but then again my dog is a rebel so I'm sorry if this doesn't help you
864226
Sorry I don't know. I use mine outside but without much luck with the barking but I think that it has helped with the howling issue.
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Check make sure collar is tight enough and that the leads are making good contact with the dogs skin. you may have to trim some hair where the leads make contact with the dog.
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My dog is a 5.5 pitbull when i was giving him bully max i did notice when he would walk up the steps his back and neck were more muscular. It gave him diarrhea so i stopped giving it to him. I recommend boiling chicken and giving him boiled chicken and raw egg mixed in his food. Dont dump the chicken broth feed him that too. Just try upping his protein intake and making sure hes getting daily exercise. Depending on how old he is it might just be how its going to be. Just like when we get old taking body building supplements isnt going to do much when your 90 lol. Good luck. Talk to your vet about options.
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I do. See my review (currently on June 5, 2014 on page 11) by "Hawaii Dude" and click on "Comments" after reading the review for an important update. I have the system set up for the dogs to roam on about 1 acre of the 13 acres since I don't want them within 30 feet of the road - we tend to get a lot of bike riders and walkers here and I don't want the dogs to start chasing.
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There are lots of different animals. There may be two or three of each though.
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Sorry, I have ha, but not yet. Good luck. Please post back and let the rest of us know what happenedd no problems as yet. I have a Florida Cur & Chow mix. I thought I was going to havre the same problem
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Mollie does not have this issue. She loves people and I have to work to keep her from jumping on others. The calming coat has been a big help with thunder storms and toe nail clipping. I noticed in one video I saw, this issue was addressed and it seemed to help that dog.
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I never had that happen with my dog. He was always trying to drag me behind him when we went walking but this has stopped that completely for me.