If your dog will not stop barking it can get quite annoying and can make you feel that you want to stop your dogs chronic barking as soon as possible.
However, you first need to identify the reasons behind your dogs barking.
There are any number of possibilities that can explain why your dog barks constantly so it can be a little tiresome trying to pinpoint only one, but there are a few signs that can point you to the reason, especially if your dog is ill.
If you can find out whether he or she is ill then you'll find that you can stop your dogs barking in no time.
While illness can be one of the reasons behind dogs barking, it is not one of the most common reasons.
As a result, it's easier to determine if this is the reason for the barking or not.

• For example, your dog may normally not bark so much.
  
• Your dog may bark more due to loud noises or if he's disturbed.
  
• It may bark at certain times of the day or night.
  
• Perhaps your dog doesn't want to be touched or, alternatively, he may be extra cuddly.
  

If your dog has been acting strangely, he may be ill and it will be easier to stop your dogs barking than if there were some other reason behind it.
If you suspect that your dog is ill then you should take him to the vet immediately.
The vet will be able to diagnose the problem as well as the cure, which will also help to quickly stop your dogs barking.
Although this is a rare cause of sustained barking, it is not out of the realm of possibility, so by eliminating this cause first, you can then move onto another solution to stop your dogs chronic barking.