Dog Barking Training
In dog training are examples closer and closer approximations?
Training my dog to bark when other people knock on the door or ringing the door.
You are talking about behavior shaping, interesting things, which are steps towards the goal behavior. I hope this will be easy because it is something most dogs do naturally. So I would start with a sensitive reaction to the stimulus eg the dog looks toward the door in response. Moving up the dog at the door in response, assuming that is what you want. (In dogs training service for the hearing impaired, we teach them to go to the manager in response to rattle / knock.) It is what you want. If you want this behavior to repel burglars or sales people, send the dog to the door and if you want to alert you, the dog come to you. If the dog has no natural response occasional barking at the door / hit, you need to teach him to "talk" separately. Your assistance bell or knocks (may use the tape if you do not support), the dog goes to the door and you reward and control barking and then reward. If you want a lot of barking, gradually increase the number of times he must do so for profit. Please note, when you learn a dog barking on command, some of them produce this behavior when he is not asked to hope for a reward. Until you correct or not to reward undesirable barking, he stops. Same thing if the dog starts to go off with bells TV. Of course, you'll end not need to give all the commands and the dog chain the whole thing into one response. According to the dog, it may take time and you will need to continue to practice and the issue of rewards for a good time. I suppose you want the dog to do when you're not home too, to leave home for a few minutes, turn, ring the bell or strike, and assuming dog barks the way you want, enter and rewarded. You also helps to have your ring, enter and reward the dog. You'll also want to teach him a word out, so he stops barking when you tell him of. If someone rings the Bell and you're on the phone, you probably do not want to bark until you arrive at the door. This behavior is not difficult to teach and should not take long if you're patient and consistent. ******* ******* It is not an automatic natural response by all means! This dog is obviously not someone do it and my Doberman, I just adopted does nothing when someone knocks or rings that look and no, his hearing is fine. It is a common response, but not all dogs bark when someone comes to the door.
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