I bought my working cocker an anti bark collar. It worked instantly. She wears it every time she goes out in the garden. No cruelty involved. It just makes a small noise when she barks, then vibrates if she continues. She became a much calmer dog overnight and now comes to me to get her collar fitted before going out. I stress again, there is no pain involved.
Just found your videos and want to thank you. I have a 7 month old totally lovable Cockapoo who appears to be 90% cocker spaniel and 10% poo from his behavior. Putting your suggestions into daily training. I’m not getting immediate results, but will keep on keeping on as I continue binge watching.
My family had a English Cocker Spaniel when I was in high School and College. Winston (ECS) was always around people and loved people so he seldom barked, except to tell us he wanted to go outside and do his business.
Love y'alls channel! My cocker spaniel is not much of a barker but he does get really excitable and fussy when meeting new people. I'm thinking the same principles from this video could be applied. Keep up the awesome videos! Thanks for the help.
Hey guys! We recently adopted a gorgeous cocker cross from a rescue centre. He is very quiet in the house and rarely barks, but does get vocal during play with other dogs - we've tended to own quieter breeds in the past so are not sure if this behaviour is normal & ok, or if we need to step in and help him tone it down? He can bark if he's chasing & playing, or get vocal when another group are playing and he wants to be involved (this seems to err on the side of attention seeking and might be something we'd need to address)?
Do Cavalier King Charles Spaniels bark as much as other spaniels? I had an American Cocker Spaniel and he only barked when he heard someone at the door. But it wasn't an aggressive bark. It was an excited, "omg new friend! new friend!" kind of bark. I think he nipped my mom once by accident and she said "ow" and he jumped back like he was in shock and then started licking her hand. Very gentle dog. Never bit anyone. But I have a disability and I can't go for a long walks. I have a big back yard with fencing though. Is that going to be a problem? Am I going to be a terrible dog owner?
@@willathertonspanielshow6381 .yes very helpful ,lots of ideas for me to think about , I will endeavour to calm the situation by being more assertive with what I want from her rather than letting this behaviour carry on .
I bought my working cocker an anti bark collar. It worked instantly. She wears it every time she goes out in the garden. No cruelty involved. It just makes a small noise when she barks, then vibrates if she continues. She became a much calmer dog overnight and now comes to me to get her collar fitted before going out. I stress again, there is no pain involved.
What brand was the collar if you mind me asking?
I got one for my English cocker spaniel and at this point he just uses it as a massage collar😅, only worked for the first 1 days ☹️
@@Andylandia I have to admit that she sussed it out after a while and now it has no effect whatsoever.
Just found your videos and want to thank you. I have a 7 month old totally lovable Cockapoo who appears to be 90% cocker spaniel and 10% poo from his behavior. Putting your suggestions into daily training. I’m not getting immediate results, but will keep on keeping on as I continue binge watching.
You've got this Tomie! Hope you start to see improvements, remember consistency is key 🐕
My family had a English Cocker Spaniel when I was in high School and College. Winston (ECS) was always around people and loved people so he seldom barked, except to tell us he wanted to go outside and do his business.
My cocker rarely barks too, unlike his sister....
She's got better though
Love y'alls channel! My cocker spaniel is not much of a barker but he does get really excitable and fussy when meeting new people. I'm thinking the same principles from this video could be applied. Keep up the awesome videos! Thanks for the help.
Absolutely fantastic advice thank you 👍
Hey guys! We recently adopted a gorgeous cocker cross from a rescue centre. He is very quiet in the house and rarely barks, but does get vocal during play with other dogs - we've tended to own quieter breeds in the past so are not sure if this behaviour is normal & ok, or if we need to step in and help him tone it down? He can bark if he's chasing & playing, or get vocal when another group are playing and he wants to be involved (this seems to err on the side of attention seeking and might be something we'd need to address)?
Hi none of the links to the course seem to be working? Are there new links?
Do Cavalier King Charles Spaniels bark as much as other spaniels? I had an American Cocker Spaniel and he only barked when he heard someone at the door. But it wasn't an aggressive bark. It was an excited, "omg new friend! new friend!" kind of bark. I think he nipped my mom once by accident and she said "ow" and he jumped back like he was in shock and then started licking her hand. Very gentle dog. Never bit anyone. But I have a disability and I can't go for a long walks. I have a big back yard with fencing though. Is that going to be a problem? Am I going to be a terrible dog owner?
Any plans to make a few colours in the product range in terms of harness/collar/leads?
Thank you so much! Love the videos !
You are so welcome!
Amazing video!!!!!!
Can u help me for my cockel spaniel why I go to shop to leave him at home
He is 6 months old
My cocker spaniel runs around the whole house when a person comes
This works, some issues quicker than others.
I got my english cocker spaniel 7 Christmas ago. she know paw and sit. I believe we need to go to dog training.
Well don't forget to check out our website and training courses: www.fenrirdogtraining.com
I have a Coker spanel she's a puppy🐶🐾
My 18 month cocker spaniel barks and goes crazy every time I get dressed every morning because she knows it's time for her walk.😭
Hopefully our video has given you some good tips on how to stop this from happening!
@@willathertonspanielshow6381 .yes very helpful ,lots of ideas for me to think about , I will endeavour to calm the situation by being more assertive with what I want from her rather than letting this behaviour carry on .
Our Cav barks at birds excessively
Very verbal. I know WE need to change.
Peaple are the issues not the dogs