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 Cost of Debark, anyone knows? can they still bark?

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luffy4688
post Mar 7 2010, 08:01 PM

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I do not personally support debarking, but nor do I find it inhumane if it's necessary.

If you decide not to rehome the dog, I suggest you try to work out the reason he's barking before even considering debarking him. If it's seperation anxiety, boredom etc, debarking would not solve the problem at all.

If you tell us more about your situation, we might be able to help you more. Information like below might help explain the reason behind his barking more
1. When does he bark(Is it only when you're away etc)
2. Has it been a recent problem? Or since you got him? If so, since when?
3. How much physical/mental stimulation do you give your dog daily?
luffy4688
post Mar 31 2010, 09:19 PM

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QUOTE(Daniel Chok @ Mar 31 2010, 06:35 PM)
I cant believe got ppl to say these to me, Especially in a "Debarking" topic. My dog is now 7 Years Old. And almost every month he eat two slice of Pizzas but not the onions(I dont have to take it out). He seems okay and healthy 2 me. Quite playful, very active and a good jumper. And u say Milk Base food is no good? What about Milk Itself? My Dog Drink every night, So, not every dog is the same?
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Divas is right. Do a bit of research online and you will find she is not lying or making things up. She is just concerned about your dog, not trying to have a go at you.

 

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