[glencorgi]

I tell thee owner 'Doc don know why not to bark cause you haven taught doc rules, boundaries an leemeetaytions, see?' I show you. Put your hand out like dees and say, 'Chshhhht!'....'Chshhhht!'...."Hey, hey, hey"...."Chshhhhht!" That's eet. See? 'Chssshhhht!'...."Chssshhhhht!' That's all you need. Now you try. Thaaat's bedder.

It's a lot to do with body language and the empowerment of the handler and in taking the dog to where he/she has transgressed moments before eg front door, in car, and displaying calmness through leadership. Re the car, a lot of the particular problem was that the dog was allowed to jump into the car and onto the seat. But when Millan picked up the dog and placed him/her on the seat, the situation of the dog's demeanor changed.
But there are other little things along the way that reinforces what a dog really wants and needs. Incessant barking and other poor behaviour may be the result of insufficient exercising ie not done daily, inadequate time and effort, constantly covering the same route which can be tedious for an intelligent dog who longs for different sights, sounds and smells.

<ROFLOL> Looks like Chris nailed the episode.

Debbie