Why do Poodles like to bark? Poodles like to bark when they feel excited, scared or upset; sometimes Poodles bark because they are hungry, and their owners need to feed them regularly; Poodles in cages also like to bark because It hates being locked up and will protest by barking.

1. Express emotions

Poodles bark to express emotions such as excitement, greeting, warning, fear, pain, uneasiness, or boredom. Many dogs will scream and bark when they hear a sudden noise. However, some dogs will bark for long periods of time unless they are taught to control their behavior. Its bark is very rhythmic and will only stop when its owner orders it to stop.

　2. Caused by hunger

Poodles sometimes bark because they are hungry, especially if they are fed on time every day. Once one day they forget to feed due to various reasons, this time it will They will start to call, but this sound is generally gentle and crisp. This is their reminder that the meal time has come and it is time to prepare food for them.

　3. Being locked in a cage

Poodles especially like to be free and do not like to be locked in a cage. Therefore, dogs in cages are prone to barking. It is recommended to do a good job in toilet training of dogs, spend more time with dogs and less often put dogs in cages.

　4. Strong dependence

A highly dependent Poodle often barks, especially when it enters a new environment. If he is not picked up, the request becomes more urgent and the behavior becomes chronic because the release of adrenaline is a reward in itself. The training method is to spend more time with the Bichon Frize and leave it with its beloved toys, sufficient food and water when going out to prevent it from barking because its basic needs cannot be met.