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Why does my dog bark when he sees other dogs?

Why does my dog bark when he sees other dogs?

Most dogs that bark and lunge at other dogs are really stressed out by other dogs. They might be scared, aggressive, or overly excited. Seeing another dog without being able to escape, attack, or go say hi is generally “upsetting,” so the dog barks and lunges. Your dog is trying to get the other dog to go away.

How do I get my puppy to calm down around other dogs?

If your dog is uncontrollable about other dogs, there are still several things that you can do to help teach him to be a bit more polite:

  1. Don’t greet other dogs on leash.
  2. Avoid the dog park.
  3. Find good dog teachers.
  4. Teach your dog to focus near other dogs.
  5. Use hand targets to interrupt playtime.
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Why does my 5 month old puppy keep barking?

Many pups bark because they’re lonely or bored. Even if the dog has nothing to bark about, the barking may be better than silence. Chew toys that reward the puppy’s attention with tasty treats also fill up the mouth—it can’t bark and chew at the same time. It eliminates boredom and the barking, often within minutes.

Is it normal for puppies to bark at other dogs?

Puppies bark when they see other dogs for two basic reasons, either they want to approach them to play and interact, or they are worried about them and are trying to make themselves feel better about that dog being too close. If your puppy hides, freezes, or tries to run away, go to ‘Fear And Anxiety In Puppies’.

How do I stop my puppy from barking at other dogs?

Have a friend with a dog stand out of sight or far enough away so your dog won’t bark at the other dog. As your friend and their dog come into view, start feeding your dog treats. Stop feeding treats as soon as your friend and their dog disappear from view. Repeat the process multiple times.

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Why does my 6 month old puppy bark?

Some pups bark to protect their territory when other people and dogs outside of their immediate family encroach their area. Alarm barking happens in response to something like a strange noise that catches your pup’s attention. And lastly, your pup could simply be bored and frustrated from being left alone.