Larry Petty wrote 09/25/2003 08:10 PM Bark Collar question #31284 - 09/25/2003 08:10 PM
Larry Petty Webboard User Reg: 04-30-2003 Posts: 6 Loc: Offline	I have a Dogtra YS500 bark collar that I use on my 1-year-old Lab and it works great. He uses level 5. I've started using the same collar on my 5-month-old Lab. The collar goes from 1 - 7. I started out low and move up after awhile of him still barking. It is now set for level 3.5 and he continues to bark but screams afterwards. He's continually doing this. I'm not sure what to do next. Should I leave it where it's at and hopefully he'll learn how to turn it off? Or do I move it up to level 4? - Larry
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DavidStevenson wrote 09/25/2003 10:26 PM Re: Bark Collar question [Re: Larry Petty ] #31285 - 09/25/2003 10:26 PM
DavidStevenson Webboard User Reg: 12-01-2001 Posts: 116 Loc: Offline	First I would try to help him and give him a 'No' at the same time the correction cames. As soon he stops barking I would praise him to tell him he did good. If he doesn't learn it this way I wouldn't hesitate to go to 4 or 5. It's the same as a leash correction. If it takes a stronger jerk with the leash to correct him you have to do it. You don't stay with medium and wait until he may learn. Some dogs just need a harder hand than other. My dog is my dearest Man says it's a sin He was loyal in the storm But man not even in the wind
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