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Originally Posted by digables
"Play with dog" isnt the problem. I wouldn't get a dog if I didn't think I had the time to play with it
I think it is but it's the other way. It's probably just doing that because it has proven to be a successful method of getting attention earlier. Your play is to ignore it, like literally 2nd grade **** turn away and don't give eyecontact. Odds are it'll be upping the volume for a couple of weeks so your neighbors are **** outta luck if you live in an apartment.
I wouldn't punish it since it isn't as simple as jumping on a table with its front paws or anything and I assume this has been going on for a while. There will be a period where it doesn't know what's going on so it'll be confused and that's how you end up with a crazy dog if it doesn't know why you're being aggressive.
After it has chilled out with the barking then go and initiate playtime yourself.