VETERINARY MEDICINE: Understanding Dog Barking.
Barking is one way of communication that all dogs use, and it means different things depending on the scenario.Sometimes it can go out of control, and when this happens, it is your job to find out why your dog is barking so much or often to stop him/ her and control the situation.
First, you need to understand three facts about why dogs bark:1) It is natural, Dogs bark.
2) A dog barking is not necessarily a dangerous dog
3 Excessive and out-of-control Barking can test our patience.
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