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👉PRO TIP: Program Alexa to Distract from Barking 1) Using the Amazon Alexa app, go to Settings and click “Routines” 2) Then click the plus sign (+) on the upper right hand corner to add an “Event,”and then choose “Sound Detection” 3) Next, click “Dog Barking”, then click Continue 4) Then it will ask you to choose the Alexa device you’d like to use if you have more than 1 5) Then it will ask you to “Customize” the action. You can create multiple actions when Alexa hears the dog barking sounds. You can set Alexa to call your dog’s name like in the video, and say your preferred dog command words to call your dog’s attention. Just type in the phrases you’d like Alexa to say to your dog when your device recognizes barking. You can follow up with sounds. You can even add calming music for dogs to play for the next 2-5 minutes. This truly works for me. Just be patient, it’ll get better the more it activates. I recorded this video to demo Alexa. This was from the first day of activation so Rio was in the process of getting used to it. NOTE if you want Alexa Say a phrase—> after you choose “Sound Detection”—> “Dog Barking,” it will open a “new routine” page, scroll down to confirm schedule, —> then “Alexa Will” —> Add Action—> if you wish to say a word, click “Alexa Says”—select “Customized” at the very top…proceed to type the phrase… 6) Set up a schedule. You can schedule this routine according to your work schedule so it only activates when you’re not home. 7) Change it up regularly with something new— like a new voice, words, sounds— especially if your dog has grown numb to the routine. 8) If you don’t like it— or you’re home and want your dog to feel less agitated, simply say, “Alexa, CALM my dog.” Alexa will usually play proven calming music using your music app. Use technology to help train your dog! Let me know if you tried it! SAVE & SHARE if you care! Read 📌 comments for more ideas in the Comments section. Follow me @riocavapoo for more proven pro tips. #dogbarking #alexa #dog dogsofinstagram cavapoo

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@lapaudc Why would we tell our dogs to stop communicating the want to go outside?

@kobe.doodle.24 Trying this when I get home!!

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@eversoquirky @jjledlie

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@anjali_gupte ❤️❤️

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@rosebrain23 @emmahobbis ..Wooda? Xx

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@kascaps70 It doesn’t appear to be working

@jenngarre Seems like dog asking to go out touching bells on door and barking gets told to shut up! Very helpful not!

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@mrsmccann1 But isn't he asking to go out?

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@serendipitycork @shane_cronin99

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@serendipitycork @shane

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@riocavapoo USE ALEXA TO TRAIN DOGS: Using Amazon Alexa to help train your dog can actually work surprisingly well—just don’t expect it to replace real training. Think of it as a consistency tool that reinforces routines and commands. 1. Use Alexa for Consistent Commands You can create custom voice routines so that Alexa always says the same command in the same tone: * “Alexa, say ‘Sit’” * “Alexa, say ‘Stay’” Dogs respond better to consistency, so this helps everyone in your household use the exact same wording. 2. Set Training Reminders Use reminders to keep your training on track: * “Alexa, remind me to train the dog at 6 PM daily” * Schedule potty breaks, feeding, or short sessions (5–10 minutes works best) 3. Create Routines for Structure With Alexa routines, you can automate parts of your dog’s day: * Morning routine: lights on + “Time for a walk!” * Evening routine: calming music + “Bedtime” Dogs thrive on predictable schedules, and Alexa can enforce that. 4. Use Sounds and Music Some dogs respond well to: * Calm music for relaxation * Specific tones as cues (like a bell sound for going outside) You can say: * “Alexa, play relaxing dog music” 5. Pair with Smart Devices If you have smart plugs or treat dispensers: * Trigger rewards remotely when your dog follows a command * Reinforce positive behavior immediately (this is key in dog training) 6. Practice “Leave It” or “Quiet” You can use Alexa as a distraction tool: * Play noises (doorbells, dogs barking) to train calm reactions * Gradually increase difficulty

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@judykingerski Aww look at that bell - what a cutie!! Not sure how that Alexa would work for barking but Waffles may need it - NOT our Jynny!!!

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@mrslittlebird7 This would be awesome! I just don’t know if it would work outside at the new house that is our biggest issue!!

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@andreb330 Yeah I feel like it made him bark more!

@goforgold58 Set up eventually but the voice has no intonation in it. It just says blandly Oliver stop barking. Needs to be more for forceful 😞

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