How to train a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog not to bark? Although Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs like to bark, the reasons for barking vary. To get rid of the bad habit of barking, you need to prescribe the right medicine and adopt different methods according to the cause.

1. Let it get used to contact with people: When it is wary of guests and barks, you can, with the help of the guests, make it aware that the guests are not dangerous people. The owner can pet the dog to make it quiet while letting guests feed it food.

2. Let your dog get used to the sound of the phone: Some dogs will bark when they hear the sound of the phone. When the ring rings, feed it food and pat its body gently to keep it calm. Ask your family to ring the phone on purpose, and when it rings, feed it food and pat its body gently to keep it calm.

When the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog barks, you should be severely reprimanded and take the following actions:

1. Lift the traction rope upward: Lift the traction rope upward, give the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog a stern warning, reprimand it, and tell it not to bark.

2. Lift the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog’s chin: Lift its chin and tell it to bark without saying anything. This is also a very effective reprimand method.

If the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog stops barking after being reprimanded, praise it by saying "Very good, good boy, good boy".