Title: How to make a puppy call to people
During the process of raising a dog, many owners may encounter situations where the puppy doesn’t like to bark or is too quiet to strangers. Although dogs do not like to bark can reduce noise troubles, moderate barking is an important way for dogs to express emotions and alertness. This article will combine popular topics and hot topics across the network for the past 10 days to provide you with scientific methods to help you guide your puppy to bark while ensuring controllable behavior.
1. Why don’t puppies like to bark at people?
There may be many reasons why puppies don’t like to bark, including personality, environment, training methods, etc. The following are common reasons and corresponding solutions:
| reason | Solution |
|---|---|
| Introvert or timid | Through social training, gradually contact strangers |
| Lack of stimulation or alertness | Use toys or sounds to attract attention |
| Overtraining leads to depression | Avoid punitive training and adopt positive motivation |
2. How to scientifically guide puppies to bark at people?
The following are several effective methods hotly discussed across the Internet, combining the suggestions of dog trainers and pet bloggers:
| method | Operation steps | Things to note |
|---|---|---|
| Stranger interaction method | 1. Invite friends to your home 2. Have your friends pretend to knock on the door or walk around 3. Encourage puppies to make sounds | Avoid having strangers touch the puppy directly to prevent scaring |
| Sound stimulation method | 1. Play doorbell or footstep recordings 2. Give rewards when the puppy is alert | The volume should not be too high to avoid stress |
| Toy guidance method | 1. Use toys to attract the attention of puppies 2. Imitate the "Woom" sound and encourage imitation | Choose toys that your puppy likes to keep it fun |
3. Controversial points in hot topics
In the recent discussion on "How to make puppies bark", the following topics are very popular:
1.Should the puppy be barked on purpose?Some netizens believe that excessive guidance may lead to noise problems, while others believe that this is a natural expression of dogs.
2.Different varieties:For example, Husky and Shiba Inu are born to be yelling, while Golden Retriever and Labrador are relatively quiet, and the training method needs to vary from person to person.
3.Positive motivation vs punishment training: Most dog trainers recommend using snacks and praise as rewards rather than negative methods such as beating and scolding.
4. Things to note during training
1.Step by step: The training time should not be too long every day to avoid fatigue of the puppy.
2.Timely rewards: Give rewards immediately after the puppy makes a sound to strengthen the behavior.
3.Avoid overstimulation: If the puppy shows fear or anxiety, stop training immediately.
4.consistency: Family members should uniformly train their methods to avoid confusing the puppy's cognition.
5. Share of recent popular cases
Here are some real cases compiled from social media for reference:
| Case | method | result |
|---|---|---|
| Teddy Dog "Doudou" | Use doorbell recording + snack reward | Start barking at strangers 3 days later |
| Corgi's Fat Tiger | Friends come to interact regularly | Build alertness within 1 week |
| Bi Xiong "Xiaobai" | Toy guidance + imitation training | Learn to speak out actively in 2 weeks |
Conclusion
Getting puppies barking to people requires patience and scientific training methods. By combining social training, positive motivation and environmental stimulation, you can gradually guide your puppy to express your emotions. However, it should be noted that barking should be controlled within a reasonable range to avoid becoming disturbing behavior. If your puppy is always unwilling to speak out, you don’t have to force it. A quiet personality is also its uniqueness.
Finally, it is recommended to consult a professional dog trainer before training and develop a personalized plan based on individual differences in puppies. I wish you a happy time with your dog!
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