Dogs like to bark, which is really a bad habit. So in order to avoid this happening, we need to train the Irish Terrier not to bark, and we must teach it to obey commands from an early age. Just like the rules in a child's home. Only in this way can we adapt to daily life and everyone can get along happily. So how to train?

Irish Terrier

First, we need to strengthen some basic training. For example, the Irish Terrier barks when it hears someone walking outside the door. It barks when there are too many people coming in and out. It also barks wildly when there is movement at night, waking people up from their sleep. When this happens, you should immediately grab its mouth with your hands, shake your head and say "No". After trying it a few times, it will understand what it means and will not bark randomly because someone is passing by outside.

Secondly, attention should be paid to strengthening training, especially those prohibited behaviors. The methods are similar. For example, some puppies like to chew on furniture, tablecloths, and potted plants. We lose our temper, hit and kick it, but it doesn't help. You should pull it away immediately, close its mouth with one hand, and say "no" or "NO" in a stern voice. The tone must be strong, never appear weak, and never turn a blind eye or be conciliatory.

It is worth reminding that when the Irish Terrier exhibits the above behavior, if you touch it with your hands and speak softly, it will misunderstand it and think it is encouragement.