== == * Think of a puppy as a human baby. We all have to start somewhere. Babies cry for a reason, as well as laugh or giggle when they get a little older. They are beginning to get their coordination down as well as they start to grow. Puppies are no different. They will race around, sometimes falling over and get back up and run again. There is nothing funnier than watching a puppy get use to it's first bark. They will gnaw on your hand, arm (sometimes it's teeth just like a human baby) so go to a drug store that sells RUBBER BABY TEETHING RINGS (NO TEETHING RINGS WITH WATER OR GEL INSIDE OF IT) then put it in the freezer of the fridge and take it out a 1/2 hour later so the puppy can chew on that. It's soothing to the gums. Growling while playing is harmless, but it dates back to wild dogs. When a pack of dogs would have a kill the pack would share the meat, but it went in pecking order. Older dogs first, adolescent dogs second and the puppies last (unless the mother shares her food.) Along with this would come low grows (a warning to stay clear and wait their turn.) Don't let the puppy get use to gnawing on your hands or arm, but don't scold it. Give them the teething ring and play with the pup along with the teething ring. You are their master/mistress and you need to train them. YOU are the leader of the pack.
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It depends on the dog. Dogs can produce different barks depending on their mood. The dog's size also plays a part. Some have a higher pitch and some have a really low/deep barks. Some are really loud barks and some are kind of low growls.
According to a 2006 study by the Canine Behaviour Centre in Cumbria, dogs do exhibit regional accents in their barks and growls. The study found that a dog raised in Liverpool will have higher pitched growls that are thought to be a result of mimicking the human accent of the region which is also of a higher pitch.
barks and growls
If your child is very young, the dog may feel nervous about the loud noises and unexpected movements, or a lot of the time dogs will get jealous of the attention, this does not mean your dog is mean or bad, it just means that you have to be giving it the proper amount of attention and discipline, if you cannot provide this to your dog, then you might want to try to find a better home. If your daughter is not young, it is possible that she has been rough playing with the dog, and caused it to mistrust her, or she could be afraid of the dog, and her own nervousness is upsetting the dog.
It is a good thing because when the dog growls, it is telling you to back off and get out of my space. This should obviously make you leave.
It growls, bites and claws.
It growls, bites and claws.
if you agrivate it enough, yes
well you should still move it because if it growls at you it does not respect you. you should try to train it
I suggest buying a new more friendly dog like a beagle.
This is because your dog has possessive behavior.
Growl can be a noun or a verb. As a noun: That dog has a vicious growl. As a verb: My dog growls at the animals on the television.
because it feels angry or abused.
If you are with your dog at home..... etc. and they growl at strangers it's because your dog is protecting you from what he/she thinks might be danger because he/she don't know who they are.
Dog barking collars are collars for dogs that shock their necks when the dog barks or growls. These collars are very cruel, mean and inhumane towards animals.
If your dog growls when you approach, it may be expressing discomfort, fear, or a desire to protect something it values, such as food or a toy. It's important to respect your dog's space and avoid punishing it for growling, as this can escalate the behavior. Instead, try to identify the triggers and gradually desensitize your dog to your presence through positive reinforcement. Consulting a professional trainer or behaviorist can also help address this behavior effectively.