Why don't huskies scream?

Husky is an ancient dog. Their ancestors lived in the polar regions. Today, huskies have become popular all over the world. The evolution of this kind of dog is closely related to their natural environment. In the polar regions, huskies need to face bad weather conditions and threats from predators such as wolves. Dogs barking may lead to predators' attacks, so huskies gradually lost the ability to bark in the process of evolution.

In addition, in the process of human domestication, people increasingly need to use visual signals to identify the state and intention of huskies, so huskies gradually lost their powerful barking and turned to other ways to express their emotions, such as expressions and gestures.

2. Husky's communication mode

As a hound, huskies need to keep good communication and cooperation with their owners, companions and prey. Therefore, Husky has developed a variety of communication methods such as gestures, expressions and sounds to express different emotions and intentions.

Husky's expressions are rich and varied, and its emotional state can be read through expressions, such as being happy when playing and frowning when dissatisfied. In addition, Husky's body language is also rich, such as wagging his tail to show happiness, standing upright to show vigilance, bending down to show obedience and so on.

In addition to expressions and body language, huskies can also express their emotions by howling, growling and sobbing, which also contains rich emotional colors, such as fear, dissatisfaction and joy.

3. The influence of artificial reproduction

With the popularity of huskies as family pets, the influence of artificial breeding has gradually emerged. In order to adapt to the family environment, people pay more attention to huskies' social habits and quiet performance, so fewer and fewer people regard barking as an authoritative expression.

In addition, with the deepening of people's understanding of huskies, more and more people begin to realize that the noise of sound will have a great impact on the physiology and psychology of dogs. Therefore, when training huskies, people are more and more inclined to use encouragement and whistling instead of barking to keep huskies quiet, confident and healthy.

4. Husky's personality characteristics

Finally, to understand why huskies don't bark, we need to consider their personality characteristics. Huskies are very independent, confident and stubborn dogs. They don't like being restricted and controlled. Therefore, when training huskies, excessive control and severe punishment will cause huskies' boredom and resistance, thus affecting the training effect.

At the same time, huskies also like to interact with humans very much. They are sensitive, intelligent and curious, and perform well in social situations. Therefore, when dealing with huskies, we need to give priority to entertainment and excitement, rather than overemphasizing strict obedience and obedience.