[header] How to keep your dog under control outside [title] Teach your dog the " quiet " command. [step] If your dog tends to bark at people or other animals when they are outside, you may want to teach them the " quiet " command. This command can encourage your dog to stop barking and calm down.
[header] How to keep your dog under control outside [title] Teach your dog the " quiet " command. [step] If your dog tends to bark at people or other animals when they are outside, you may want to teach them the " quiet " command. This command can encourage your dog to stop barking and calm down.
[substeps] You can teach your dog the " quiet " command by saying " quiet " in a normal tone and making eye contact with your dog. Hold a treat in your hand when you do it and only give your dog the treat once they stop barking. You can also encourage your dog to go to the bathroom outside in the room without barking. [substeps] The " quiet " command is often used by dogs as a way to dissuade them from barking at strangers or problems. [substeps] To teach your dog the " quiet " command, use a pen and paper. Follow the directions on the pen, the pencil, and the papers. [substeps] Do not use the " quiet " command if you are outside in the woods. Your dog can easily become distracted by noises or people, so using the " quiet " command will keep your dog under control.