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Posted by preacherblue on 08-17-2003 03:02 AM:

? for vicki l -voice barked out

i have a female 2 years old she barked her voice out at a buddys
house for last 3 weeks it is real horse sounding i have her home now with a bark limiteter on her what else can i do

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Posted by preacherblue on 08-17-2003 07:16 PM:

anyone else can answer or help

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Posted by cndgmn on 08-17-2003 09:35 PM:

You could give her a couple tablespoons of good clover honey.It's soothing as well as having natural antibiotic properties.It can't hurt.

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Posted by Wayne Valentino on 08-18-2003 12:32 AM:

Same thing happened to me

Limit her barking and Robitussin DM helps... Voice may very well never come back fully,, some do...Mine didn't...
Good Luck

Wayne

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Posted by Vickie Lamb on 08-18-2003 01:25 PM:

Hello,

If ths question was for me, I just have seen it; please post an update on how your dog is doing with hoarseness and with regard to the bark collar, and which bark collar/limiter do you have?

Thanks,

---Vickie

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Posted by Wayne Valentino on 08-18-2003 01:50 PM:

Vicki

I would like to hear your take on what to do here... My gyp is at about 65% restored and it's been 6 mos. Innotek bark limiter all night long but no longer than 12 hrs a day... Her daytime barking is not excessive...

Wayne

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Yeah, I competition hunt !! All Fall and Winter long.. My Blues compete with the local coon.. My Blues win a ton !!! We use and recommend MOONSHINER LIGHTS, Peggs , Ok.


Posted by Wayne Valentino on 08-18-2003 07:15 PM:

btt

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Yeah, I competition hunt !! All Fall and Winter long.. My Blues compete with the local coon.. My Blues win a ton !!! We use and recommend MOONSHINER LIGHTS, Peggs , Ok.


Posted by Vickie Lamb on 08-19-2003 02:39 PM:

Many times prednisone can help a hoarseness/barking out problem. However, this is a steroid and should be used with caution. It can really do the trick sometimes. You would have to get it from your vet.

I'm not a big fan of bark/no-bark collars, but lots of times these gadgets are the only help some folks have. It's just that their usage can and does sometimes cause additional problems. Not often, but it happens. I prefer to teach a dog the command for NO NOISE, whether it be that command, or QUIET, or HUSH or whatever works...this can be done in a variety of ways. Then, it can be reinforced by you with a regular e-collar, but this has to be done consistently over a period of days and you must be there to do it. If you are using a bark collar, always monitor the battery life, and initially, make sure your dog understands that collar. Some dogs panic and continue to bark, which is obviously a bad situation as they bark through the stimulation.

When using any training collar, be it e-collar or bark collar, do not leave it on for longer than a maximum of 12 hours (for some dogs, less) without at least repositioning it, if not removing it.

Hope this helps.


---Vickie

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