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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Could be a touch of deafness - they cannot hear themselves barking and tend to not hear you when you tell them to shut up! You might need to use a hand signal to indicate that you are not impressed - I have an oldie of 15 too who does this. If she is barking I throw a tissue or something to land in front of her, just to distract her from barking.
My old boy does the same thing maddie and he has never been a barker as such ..only when someone comes to the door .I agree with lankeela and garner .Shaney sometimes starts barking for no reason and I just distract him with a toy or biscuit . I think that he gets confused as his sight is going and probably his hearing (bit like me )and it's just old age .I put it down to what I call Dogzheimers !
shaneystar2 mentions 'Dogzheimers' - our dogs are living longer and do get a little senile and confused.
You can use this against them - once they have eaten the distraction biscuit they will forget that they were previously barking.
Either that or you have a pack of wolves in our area and he is speaking to them!
You can use this against them - once they have eaten the distraction biscuit they will forget that they were previously barking.
Either that or you have a pack of wolves in our area and he is speaking to them!