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Answeredby Jessica O. · 2mo ago

My trainer suggested teaching a "quiet" command early. Did it actually help?

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I found the 'quiet' command to be useful too.
Ethan J.02mo ago
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Yes, I think it was a great idea. My American Eskimo has a strong personality and can be quite vocal. Teaching him to be quiet when asked made our lives much easier, especially at home. It took some time, but he picked it up well with positive reinforcement.
Emily N.02mo ago
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Teaching my American Eskimo the 'quiet' command was a game changer! They are naturally vocal and can be quite dramatic at times. Early training made a big difference in managing their barking. It took some patience and consistency, but now I can enjoy quiet moments at home. I highly recommend it to anyone with this breed!
Mia T.02mo ago
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The 'quiet' command really made a difference for us. American Eskimo Dogs can be quite chatty, and having that command helped me manage barking situations early on. Consistent training was key though!
Carlos M.02mo ago
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Yes, it really helped!
Natalie A.02mo ago
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Teaching the 'quiet' command early was one of the best decisions I made with my American Eskimo Dog. They are known for being vocal, and without that command, I would have been overwhelmed. It took some consistency, but now he responds well. It means a lot to have some quiet time at home!
Thomas B.02mo ago
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I found it to be super helpful as well!
Lucas R.02mo ago