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What I’ve learned: You need to train so that you’re more interesting than whatever the thing is. If you give a command that would either focus on you or have them do a positive behavior to earn a reward - treats, praise, toy, etc. it distracts them from whatever that thing is and gives them another job. Coming when called, sit, focus…. I’m no expert, but it is working as I train my two young dogs. Good luck!
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Ehh normal dog behavior. I’ve meet many dogs this way. Not sure how to prevent it. But probably a professional trainer could help snap them out of that.
train them like be in control don’t scare them but let them know that’s not okay
Questionable dog parent advice. You have to gently expose your dogs to new situations so they become confident. Not make mean demands or lock them away where they never learn independence or socialization. A trainer can always help but the first thing @OP is to get off your hiney and go play with your dog outside and explore new environments and situations with nouns: people places and things.
My dog does that too, I don’t know how to stop him either
How long have you had the dog?
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My younger dog did this a lot and he loved sitting out on the front porch where he would see everything and bark at everyone and everything.
He lost front porch privileges and the barking stopped. He doesn’t do it on walks or any other time. It was just the front porch with a gate where he was probably experiencing too much FOMO
Try a white noise machine
My dog barks at whoever walks up to our front patio but outside of that never barks inside or on walks. I prefer the security of her alerting us to someone coming up to the house
I normally go up to my dog and pat his head and rub his belly to show him affection and distract him from the outside noise. We will run around the house with all his dog toys. It is indeed, so cute the way my dog runs around! Keeps me on my toes when I'm home. I love it on a personal level.