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Spending time at home has resulted in more visitors at the door, whether it’s a grocery delivery, Amazon dropping off a package or takeout being delivered. Being isolated at home means your dog gets less socialization opportunities, which results in less exposure to new people. While barking is a form of communication for your pup, it can become disruptive and can make those on the other side of the door uncomfortable. Check out these tips to help your cooped-up dog and keep things calm at your front door. 1. Reward the Quiet When a dog senses a presence at your...