Why does a puppy tremble? It may be because of the cold, especially when the temperature is low. It may be because of nervousness. When the puppy is nervous, it will It is manifested in physiological reactions; puppies tremble because they are uncomfortable, and physical discomfort accounts for a large proportion of the reasons for trembling.

　1. Temperature

Your dog may be shivering simply because of the cold. If you take your dog out in cold weather and find it shivering, it means it’s time to return to a warm home. If you find your dog shivering at home, please close the windows first to make sure the room is warm enough. If your dog trembles too frequently or continuously, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

　2. Nervous

Dogs are not as good at covering up as humans. Once they are nervous, it is easy for them to show physiological reactions. If your dog is anxious for any reason, such as a doctor's appointment, a thunderstorm, etc., he may start to tremble. This usually means the dog is feeling uneasy or doesn't know what to do. Some typical signs of anxiety may also appear together, such as shrinking, drooling, panting, and whining.

　3. Uncomfortable

This situation accounts for a large proportion of the causes of trembling in dogs, because dogs are relatively tolerant animals. When they are uncomfortable, they usually try their best to endure it. If the pain is unbearable, it will cause the body to shake. Usually, the dog's mental state is not very good under such shaking. Parents must deal with it in time after discovering it.

　4. Disease

Tremors caused by diseases are relatively common, but there are many types of diseases, and it is difficult to show specific symptoms through specific tremors. However, this kind of shivering is often accompanied by other symptoms, such as vomiting, convulsions, foaming at the mouth, etc. If parents find that other serious conditions have occurred, they should send the dog to the hospital in time.