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Posted by hound-hunter101 on 10-07-2010 01:30 PM:

Dog Barking In The Box

I have a friend that has a female that barks every breath in the box. Any suggestions on how to break this? I will tell you what we have tried already. Shocking system, putting the leash through the vent and throwing her head into the box. We have tried tying her outside the box and switching her countless times. It has almost gotten to be in-humane how much abuse we have given her but she still barks every breath in the box. As soon as she gets in she for some reason thinks she has to be barking. Any suggestions?

Posted by Ron Ashbaugh on 10-07-2010 01:38 PM:

Buy yourself a Dogtra bark collar and put it on 7 and drive around. If the dog cannot stop barking in the box after that you will likely either have to live with it or get the dog to someone that can. The dogs here will generally throw a few barks as soon as we hit a dirt or gravel road. Other than that, its quiet. If you tried what you tried and the dog hasn't stopped, that dog be dumb...

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Posted by 1nighthunter on 10-07-2010 03:34 PM:

22LR

Posted by goodtimekennel on 10-07-2010 03:46 PM:

dog barking in box

i have taken dogs for rides to town or where ever im going , they relate the box with hunting, but i have got them to quit by riding them around when im not hunting. lol ive seen some off them dogs ive beat them hurt my hand worse than them. drive 10 ft and they wereright back to barking . put dog in box for a hr. before you ride them around .

Posted by CWT on 10-07-2010 04:05 PM:

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Originally posted by 1nighthunter
22LR

Yeah. Thats a real smart suggestion.

Posted by CWT on 10-07-2010 04:07 PM:

Re: dog barking in box

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Originally posted by goodtimekennel
i have taken dogs for rides to town or where ever im going , they relate the box with hunting, but i have got them to quit by riding them around when im not hunting. lol ive seen some off them dogs ive beat them hurt my hand worse than them. drive 10 ft and they wereright back to barking . put dog in box for a hr. before you ride them around .

Mine barks too but not all the time. I never thought of it as them knowing they are going hunting. Barking out of excitement I guess?

Posted by circleykennels on 10-07-2010 05:28 PM:

barking

I will load mine in the box when I am going on a road trip if what I am doing will allow you would be surprised it normally only takes a couple of trips in the box for a couple hours at a time and do it day and night if that doesn't work good luck and either get used to it or get rid of it.

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Posted by Jim Hill on 10-07-2010 05:32 PM:

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Buy yourself a Dogtra bark collar and put it on 7 and drive around. If the dog cannot stop barking in the box after that you will likely either have to live with it or get the dog to someone that can. The dogs here will generally throw a few barks as soon as we hit a dirt or gravel road. Other than that, its quiet. If you tried what you tried and the dog hasn't stopped, that dog be dumb...

this is what i did

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Posted by hound-hunter101 on 10-07-2010 06:15 PM:

He has rode her during the day for hours and during the night. She never missee a beat either! My biggest concern is her getting wore out before entering her in a hunt a long ways away. She is without a doubt the hardest dog to handle I have ever seen. Do they make dog ridlin?

I suggested to him a dog muzzle? That was his next option. Would it work? Anyone else tried a dog muzzle?

Posted by Jim Hill on 10-07-2010 06:20 PM:

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Originally posted by hound-hunter101
He has rode her during the day for hours and during the night. She never missee a beat either! My biggest concern is her getting wore out before entering her in a hunt a long ways away. She is without a doubt the hardest dog to handle I have ever seen. Do they make dog ridlin?

I suggested to him a dog muzzle? That was his next option. Would it work? Anyone else tried a dog muzzle?

bark collar

Posted by hound-hunter101 on 10-07-2010 06:23 PM:

She is completly immune to any kind of shocking device. She acts almost as if she doesn't feel pain.

Posted by dsa1 on 10-07-2010 06:26 PM:

ever try an open wire cage/kennel..maybe if she can see might help..

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Posted by SamClark on 10-07-2010 06:38 PM:

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Originally posted by hound-hunter101
She is completly immune to any kind of shocking device. She acts almost as if she doesn't feel pain.

Haven't had the problem myself but it sounds as if you are up against a tough one. Muzzle her in the box? If she's good "all things considered" and this is her major fault, I'd give that a try.

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Posted by hound-hunter101 on 10-07-2010 06:47 PM:

She's definatly coming along nice but she is such a headache. It doesn't help that she has a horn either. We tried tying her outside of the dog box between the box and the tailgate. Didn't help a bit. I also got me a switch and sat back there beside her switching her right on the head. Didn't help a bit. I guess the muzzle may be the last option.

Posted by Ron Ashbaugh on 10-07-2010 06:51 PM:

Maybe call Clark W. Griswald. He had a solution.

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Posted by MamaKiti2 on 10-07-2010 07:02 PM:

Have you tried...

one of those electronic "no Bark" things that you just hang onthe kennel/box? Instead of shocking the dog it makes an ultrasonic noise instead. We got one for the kennel and it worked there on a couple of obnoxious barkers. you can get them at Wal-Mart for $10 and the cost of a 9volt battery

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Posted by hound-hunter101 on 10-07-2010 07:07 PM:

Thanks I will look into that.

Posted by turman on 10-07-2010 07:55 PM:

I can`t believe a dog can bark through a Trashbreaker set on 6! Never seen a dog that could stay on their feet when the button was pushed. Barking in the box is one of my biggest pet peeves, I`ve seen a few that would do it and all could be broke with the trashbreaker. If I couldn`t it would be gone, I just couldn`t stand to listen to it while driving down the road.

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Posted by hound-hunter101 on 10-07-2010 07:59 PM:

Pete, I have yet to see a dog with the determination that this dog has. Her mind is set on barking and that's what she does. It ain't my dog or it would be gone!

Posted by wildbill on 10-07-2010 08:22 PM:

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Pete, I have yet to see a dog with the determination that this dog has. Her mind is set on barking and that's what she does. It ain't my dog or it would be gone!

wet the dog down and run an extenction cord to the truck and wire a fence charger to the dog and truck bed,was told you could hook a small watt light bulb up to the charger hot and ground and it will increase the voltage ,have someone standing hold of the plug in and light the dogs eyes up,,and pull the plug before it has a heart attack

a friend broke a hardheaded beagle of running deer with a fence charger,,what i was told it had the dog rolling when it opened on the deer scent on the wet yard...

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Posted by rowdyhound on 10-07-2010 09:54 PM:

Sounds like she's kin to my female. The ONLY reason I put up with it is cause she's a good coon dog, and no I haven't found anything to stop it............................

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Posted by john Duemmer on 10-07-2010 10:01 PM:

Absolutly nothing that cant be fixed with duct tape, about two wraps around the muzzle when you load her. Problem solved.

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Posted by cody walker on 10-07-2010 10:02 PM:

lay the titronics to her

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Posted by croatankid on 10-07-2010 10:16 PM:

since you've tried about all the negative stuff, i would try the duct tape. maybe wrap a piece of cloth around first, to keep the tape from sticking to its hair, and then wrap the tape around. that has to work.
my cur barks all the time she's in the box. i've never tried to break her. it drives my friend crazy but since we don't hunt together he can just get over it. it's my way of telling my neighbors that i'm going hunting again and they're not.

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Posted by Okie Dawg on 10-07-2010 10:46 PM:

If the dog acts like it isn't getting the elec. it probubly isn't. Put a shock collar tight right behind the ears, turn the control to high and constant, use a good dogtra or tritronics then light it up and hold the button down till it squeels. Some dogs have an oily coat on there skin you have to burn threw. Once they get it they will get it every time though. If it is a good hot collar and you are getting good contact it won't be able to ignor it. It will take a while of driveing around getting it out of the habbit for as long as it has gotten away with it though.
I have seen several dogs that you had to burn threw before they got the shock. I would set on the tail gate and let the other dogs go. Then shock it till it stops then praise it for stoping. Never let it out of that box till it is shut up.

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