- Train your dog to be quiet on command. This means that when your husband gets in bed, you should give your dog a command to be quiet, such as "quiet" or "shush." If your dog obeys the command, reward him with a treat. Repeat this process until your dog learns to stay quiet when your husband gets in bed.
- Provide your dog with enough exercise and attention. A tired dog is a good dog. Make sure that your dog is getting enough exercise each day, both physically and mentally. This will help to keep him from getting bored and barking excessively. Also, make sure that you are giving your dog enough attention. Dogs bark when they feel lonely or neglected.
- Create a calming environment for your dog. Make sure that your dog's bed is in a quiet area of the house, away from any potential distractions. Also, try to keep the lights dimmed and the noise level low when your husband is getting ready for bed.
- Ignore the barking. If your dog starts to bark when your husband gets in bed, try to ignore him. This will show him that barking is not an effective way to get your attention.
- Consult a professional dog trainer. If you are having trouble training your dog to stop barking, you may want to consult a professional dog trainer. They can help you to develop a training plan that is tailored to your dog's individual needs.