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Glad to see that I'm not the only one who chooses her battles at home. I have gotten the dogs to be quiet when we fluff the trash bag, but it wasn't easy!
My most recent success was getting the trash out from under the sink and replacing the bag w/o Lexi attacking it. She's 6....![]()
I have one very reactive barker and nothing has worked. The worst part is he's taught his triggers to some of the other dogs so it's really pandemonium. I'm afraid the barking will outlive me!
OMG - that is too funny! He must think you are a slow learner in spite of his perseverance!
Having to work on his reactive barking a lot lately because he has hurt Tully a couple of times. Atm we're working on not barking when the cats come to the front door and not barking in the car (that may be a lost cause).

Our last sheltie made the trip Alberta to Ontario & back with us many times. She was gold in motels ( never barked) and in the car she was awesome except when a transport when by. She used to watch for them and give just one really loud bark as they passed us (practically gave herself whiplash tracking them past ). Never managed to break her of that, but she seemed to have so much fun with it that we actually just ignored her and sometimes would tell her when one was coming.
Sigh....I can't water the single plant in my house without Indy going bananas. I even tried using a different water container, but as soon as I go near the plant, he goes wild! It's always been that way....not this particular plant....any plant!