Welcome back to the No Bad Dogs podcast. If you have a dog that barks hysterically and habitually in the crate, this is a good one for you. This is a dog owner is living in a big city and their dog is going through the ringer on barking habitually. So this isn't the only option to work on this, but these are some things that I have found in the past that have been very successful.

So you're just going to listen to the whole process of their situation of the dog barking every time they leave,

getting to a point of shaking and having diarrhea and the whole nine.

It's real serious to all the options that I think are on the table for this dog.

And I know it's going to help you guys out, and I hope that you enjoy this podcast.

I'm going

on tour Seattle this month. We're going to be doing a seminar at my facility in New York. We're also

going to be in England, in York, England. We're also going to be in New Zealand and Australia.

All the links for the for the events are in the show notes. Thank you for listening and we'll talk to you

next time. So what's up?

So we had a dog for the last three, three and a half years.

We got him when he was a puppy.

And since we got him maybe a few months after,

we realized that we can't really leave him alone.

At the beginning, it was a lot know, a lot of screaming in the

crate. He's okay being in the crate, like when he sleeps or he likes to stay there, he likes

the crate itself is not an issue. And then we tried all the tricks of leaving him in the crate,

living him with a toy or a snuffle mat or you know for shorter periods of time and at the

beginning he was just very whiny to the extent that our neighbors were complaining so naturally

we kind of started doing it less and less because it became an issue in the building and then in

the last two years we started moving around as well we're kind of like all over the place

so he doesn't feel like he has a home yeah like a home base and we think it may have made him

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