What should I do if my golden retriever puppy barks at night? Golden retriever puppies bark at night because they feel lonely and scared. Try not to turn off the lights or turn on the TV to make some noise when sleeping at night. Give your golden retriever some toys to play with before going to bed, and he will naturally fall asleep when he is tired from playing. If a puppy barks, don't go over to coax it immediately, and don't scold it. Just ignore it.

To stop the golden retriever from barking at night, you must first know the reason why the dog barks.

A golden retriever puppy will feel very lonely when it has just left its brothers, sisters and mother. When it is alone at night, it will be very scared and can only bark incessantly to attract your attention. In fact, it is very simple to prevent the golden retriever from barking at night. Just make the golden retriever not feel lonely. You can turn on the TV to make some noise by leaving the lights on when you go to bed at night, so that the golden retriever will not be lonely. You can also give it some toys to play with. Son, I went to sleep when I was tired from playing.

Dog owners should remember that if a golden retriever puppy barks, the owner will pretend not to know and let it be. Never let the owner go over to care for the golden retriever puppy when it barks. This will make the golden retriever puppy feel like the owner will accompany it as soon as it barks.

Nor should you reprimand a golden retriever puppy just because it barks at night. Although the golden retriever puppy will temporarily stop barking, it will make the golden retriever puppy fear its owner and create a sense of distrust in the owner.

Generally speaking, golden retriever puppies will gradually become familiar with and adapt to the environment and stop barking at night after 2-3 days.

Some dog owners will cover the dog cage with a piece of black cloth when sleeping, so that the golden retriever will feel that the space has become smaller and feel safer, so they will stop barking. As long as this period of time passes, the golden retriever will adapt to the new environment and will stop barking.