My puppy is 2 months old and just bought it, but what if it always barks at night

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The main reason for puppies barking is that they have just left their original group, have just arrived in an unfamiliar environment and have a sense of fear, or feel lonely and lonely. So, how can you keep your newly arrived puppy from barking at night? In my experience, it's best to put it in a cage before going to sleep and don't turn off the lights.

Put a few kraft paper envelopes or dog chew gum in the cage for the puppy to play with and bite, and the puppy will naturally sleep when it is tired of playing. If necessary, you can turn on a radio next to it, tune in to an all-night programming channel, and the appropriate sound can reassure the puppy.

If the puppy barks, the owner pretends not to know and lets it be. Don't want the puppy to bark, the owner will go over to care for it, so that the puppy will have the feeling that as long as it barks, the owner will accompany it. You can't reprimand the puppy because it barks at night, although the puppy will temporarily stop barking, but it will make the puppy fear of the owner, which will lead to a sense of distrust of the owner.

Generally speaking, after 2-3 days, puppies will gradually become familiar and adapt to the environment and stop barking at night.

It's normal for a newly bought puppy to bark at night, and it's thinking about its mom and brothers. Be careful not to let it catch a cold, it will be fine in two or three days. Remember, the dog that has just arrived at home should not be coaxed by the old, if it barks and you go to coax it, it will always bark in the future, the purpose is to ask you to accompany it, hehe, as long as it is not sick and let it bark for two or three days, it will be fine.

A 2-month-old puppy barks at night, probably because it has just been separated from the mother dog or is not adjusting to the new environment. At this time, the owner can put objects with the smell of a female dog in the litter, and gently pet the puppy to distract from the toy. A 2-month-old puppy barks at night, probably because it has just been separated from the mother dog or is not adjusting to the new environment.

At this time, the owner can put objects with the smell of a female dog in the litter, and gently pet the puppy to distract from the toy. Physiological factors such as cold and hunger cause the dog to bark, so the owner needs to meet its needs in time, such as putting a hot water bottle in the cold. Secondly, when the puppy is energetic, it will bark all the time, which requires the owner to increase its exercise time during the day.

If the owner guides them correctly, this situation will not last long and will generally get better after the first 2-3 days of arriving at the new home. During this period, the owner can interact more with the puppy, so that the puppy gradually accepts itself and has a sense of trust, so that the puppy will feel comfortable and safe, but it needs to be stopped when barking during the day.