Some breeds of dogs are very barking. For example: the selection criteria for hounds is that they must be able to bark very well, and the dogs who guard homes and nursing homes also have barking duties. Even small ornamental dogs will often bark to attract attention.

Although it is also a dog barking, it is also very important to distinguish between normal barking and non-stop barking. If your dog barks and wag its tail, it means you want to play with it. There are many reasons why dogs bark. Dogs bark when they are hungry, lonely, scared, want to go for a walk, or want to be relieved. Once the dog's requirements are met, they will naturally stop barking.

If dogs bark continuously for several hours, it means that they have a message they really want to convey through their sounds, and many times it is because they feel uneasy. Dogs are inherently social animals, so if they are the only ones left in the place, they will feel abandoned. In order to convey their feelings to their owners who are away, they will bark continuously. Because the dog waits for too long for its owner to come home, the dog will bark to tell its owner that it is very lonely and misses its owner very much.

It is said that the wolf howls in the distance is to let its companions in the distance know its position and gather with its companions. Some people also say that this kind of dog barks not only to communicate with its companions, but also to convey its loneliness and uneasiness.

A dog will never bark for no reason, there must be some reason for it to bark. Owners should be aware of this fact and work hard to reduce the factors that cause dogs to bark.

From the perspective of dogs, the place near home is their territory. If someone comes to visit or passes by, they will bark to warn these people out of defensive instinct. This is also the reason why dogs bark the most. If there is a messenger or other people passing by, the dog will bark immediately. Dogs barking constantly like this will make people feel very noisy. Statistics show that this is also one of the most annoying problems for dog owners.

Dogs have a strong sense of protecting their territory, so whenever strangers or other dogs approach, they will bark in protest. If the person passing by or visiting leaves, the dog will think that his barking has driven him away. Dogs develop a barking habit once they remember that they will leave whenever they are barked at strangers.

Sometimes, if the owner speaks loudly while the dog is barking, the dog will mistakenly think that the owner is supporting it, and it will bark louder. If the dog barks, try to get them to sit down and stop barking.

If the dog is raised outdoors, avoid placing the kennel near a door that is frequently visited by people. The kennel cannot face the road or directly see the road, and must be placed in a quiet place.

Some dogs will have sensitive reactions to very small things due to lack of exercise or mental stress, and even bark very much. Therefore, we also hope that owners can spend enough time taking their dogs for a walk or playing with them.

WhyWhich puppy barks more?

The first reason is that timid and overly wary dogs, that is, puppies, will bark more.

The second reason is that overprotected dogs bark more. Small ornamental dogs always hope that their owners can pamper them more, pay attention to them, and hug them often. As this need becomes stronger, they will bark non-stop.

The third reason is that dogs that are small and can bark are an improved breed. Among small and medium-sized dogs, dogs such as West Highland White Dog, Welsh Dog, Cairn Dog, and Scottish Terrier are all hunting dogs. In order to catch mice, otters, foxes, badgers and other small animals, they will first dig the soil and then get into small nests, so their body size forms the most suitable size for the prey they chase.