Every shoveling officer who has ever raised a dog should have this experience. Two days before the dog is brought home, it will howl all night. Although it is very distressed about the dog, it is more worried about disturbing the neighbors.
Dogs can't talk, so they express their emotions by barking. Understanding the reasons for barking can help shoveling officers get along better with the "new member" of the family.
The environment is not adapted
Dogs who have just arrived at their new home tend to feel nervous and frightened because of the sudden change of environment and the departure of familiar brothers and sisters. They will bark to express their uneasiness.
Dr. E is here for advice.
In this case, old clothes with the smell of the owner can be placed in the dog's nest pad, and the dog's nest pad can be placed closer to the owner, such as the bedside, which can effectively relieve the dog's nervous mood.
Attention seeking
When the shoveling officer leaves the dog alone in the room, the dog may bark to get your attention.
Dr. E is here for advice.
This happens mostly because the shoveling officers pay too much attention to them. Don't check the dog's condition or pick up the dog at the first time when you hear the dog barking. Don't pay attention to the dog until the dog is quiet. Repeated many times, the dog can understand that keeping quiet equals getting attention.
Don't like being caged.
After some dogs are caged, because the space for activities is too small, there is no place to vent their excess energy, and barking will also occur.
Dr. E is here for advice.
For dogs that bark at the top of their lungs as soon as they close the cage, shoveling officers might as well try the pet fence, which can also limit the dog's range of activities, but it is much larger than cage's range of activities, can be adjusted according to the situation, and is not as closed as the cage, and then put some small toys to let the dog have something to do.
I'm hungry
Puppy dogs usually need to eat 3-4 times a day, and if the shoveling officer doesn't feed the cutie in time, the dog will bark to remind you: Master, it's time for me to eat.
Dr. E is here for advice.
In order to prevent dogs from crying out with hunger, Dr. E suggested that the shoveling officer should set the alarm clock and feed them a small number of times. Dogs under 3 months old should remember to feed soft dog food.
