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Default Help! Dog barks while Human is on phone

Hi everyone! We have a one year old YorkiePoo and two problems. I will use separate threads for each problem.

Mia is a sweetie, but likes to bark when one of her humans is on the phone. She doesn't bark much at other times. Any advice on how to get her to stop barking so we can hear the person on the other end of the phone would be very helpful. I should say she is kept in the kitchen for now and that is where the closest phone is most times. If we take the call in a different room she is quiet.

Thanks for your help!
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