puppy barking

1. Caused by the environment. Dogs that have just been brought home or are just born bark all the time. It may be that they are unfamiliar with the environment. Because the dog is nervous, it keeps barking.

2. Caused by hunger. It may be that the dog is hungry, and the owner can feed the dog dog food and drink water.

3. Caused by boredom. It may be that the puppy is bored and wants the owner to play with it. The owner can buy some toys for the dog and spend more time playing with the dog to accompany the dog.

4. Caused by estrus. Dogs also bark when they are in heat.

5. Caused by pain. The cause of the dog’s pain can be considered. The common pain areas are the abdomen and joints. It is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for further examination and treatment in time if the barking does not stop.

6. The puppies have low body temperature. The body temperature regulation of puppies is not yet mature within one month, and they will feel cold when they are far away from the mother dog. The barking may be calling the mother dog.

7. Suffering from physical or emotional distress. A puppy's howl may also be a response to physical or emotional distress, requiring veterinary advice and owner help.

8. Respond to stimuli. For example, police sirens, other dogs barking, and music are common causes of dog barking, and high-frequency sounds can cause anxiety in dogs.

9. Seek attention. A bored or lonely dog ​​may howl to let the owner know that the dog needs attention.

10. Communicate with other dogs. Like wolves, dogs howl to communicate with each other. Sounds can be used to communicate to other dogs that they should stay away, approach or be aware of danger.

What to do if your dog keeps barking:

1. Interrupt the barking of the dog. You can yell at the dog and say NO command to let the dog know that you don't like it to do so, so as not to cause inconvenience to others. It is necessary to train the dog well to improve the obedience of the dog.

2. Set up an independent rest area. It may be a symptom of separation anxiety. The owner can choose to set up a dog-specific rest area in a quieter and remote place.

3. Reduce or avoid stimuli. Do not let the dog come into contact with the stimulus, or let the dog avoid it, so as to reduce the stimulus to the dog and reduce barking.

4. Borrow tools. For example, muzzles and bark stoppers can stop dogs from barking, and can also play a role in punishment.