Why do dogs bark?

It seems a bit silly to ask this question, because dogs bark just like people. In order to express your thoughts to others or other dogs, you can only communicate in this way. However, different barks also represent different meanings. If the owner can understand the dog's barking intention, the relationship between the dog and you will get better and better, and it will also bring a lot of convenience to your life.

Usually, dogs bark at their owners to spoil or express their needs. For example, when they make a gentle and short "woof" sound, they are begging for food from their owners or asking you to play with them for a while. If the pitch of the "woof-woof" sound is high, it means that the dog may see strangers breaking in or feel threatened. As long as dogs think that the alarm has not been lifted, they will continue to bark, often barking louder and louder as they get to the back. When dogs find that yelling can't scare strangers away, they will be ready to attack, and their barking will gradually turn into a heavy growl.

Of course, the dog's emotional changes can also be reflected by barking. When dogs are bored, they often make sounds like wolves howling. You can obviously feel that their emotions become depressed, especially in childhood, and they even make a cry similar to a child's "whoops". If the owner finds the dog in such a state, it is best to appease it immediately, and a gentle touch or a snack can make them happy immediately.

In the process of daily maintenance, the owner may also hear the dog make a continuous low voice, which is a sign of illness. Once it appears, it is best to find out the reason and treat the dog in time. In addition, if the dog is trampled by its owner, it will make a sharp and short cry.

Many owners can understand the meaning of their different barks after getting along with dogs for a long time. As long as you understand the dog's thoughts, you can live with them better.