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All mine start when the icecream man comes round lol,I've always used the hose,I bought pir sensors that work of a remote,they sound off it you go to open run doors.when dogs start I just arm them and they make a beeping sound-shuts them right up.atb dc

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All mine start when the icecream man comes round lol,I've always used the hose,I bought pir sensors that work of a remote,they sound off it you go to open run doors.when dogs start I just arm them and they make a beeping sound-shuts them right up.atb dc

I am the same mate always used the hose, I always thought if it works on a hound it will work on anything lol but I am been proven wrong, it's just annoying when I go out with the hose and every dog runs for cover and that wee ballsy b*****d stands waggling his tail lol that sleeping tablet sounds good lol

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One of mine used to whine in the kennel absolutely no fear of hose would just stand there & get a soaking so i cable tied a piece of clear perspex to bottom half of gate going into kennel run & when ever she'd start i'd shout No & chuck a tub of water at perspex & even tho she didnt get a soaking it stopped her over nite??!! Atb

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I start them for an hour at a time with a bone,when it's time to move full time make sure he's knackered,full of good food and has a bone to chew whenever he's in there.

 

Same here mate i always start them off at a hour at a time in with a older quiet dog and slowly build it up over a few weeks. Only letting a pup out when it is staying silent. Usually works for me along with a few sprays of the hose.

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