Puppies are very cute. They are just born and are still curious about the world, so they always show cute and cute characteristics. But what should I do if my little puppy keeps barking? Friends who are interested can come and find out more.

1. Prepare food and water

The puppy is in the stage of growth and development, and may keep barking because of hunger or thirst. The owner can check the dog's food and water bowls. If they are indeed empty, the owner needs to quickly prepare the appropriate amount of food and water for the dog. After the dog has eaten and drank enough, it will naturally stop barking.

2. Take measures to keep warm

Puppies have weak resistance. If the temperature drops suddenly and it feels cold, it may not be able to help but bark. Owners need to pay close attention to weather changes and take measures to keep their dogs warm, by putting clothes on their dogs or putting blankets in their dogs’ dens. If it’s summer, don’t turn the air conditioner too low to prevent your dog from catching cold.

3. Soothe the dog

If it is a puppy that has just arrived home, it will be very scared and keep barking because it is not accustomed to the new environment. At this time, the owner needs to comfort and accompany the dog more, and use toys and snacks to divert its attention.

4. Physical discomfort

If the dog not only keeps barking, but also suffers from malaise, loss of appetite, coughing, vomiting and other adverse symptoms, it may be sick and keeps barking because of physical discomfort. At this time, the owner needs to take the dog to the pet hospital immediately to avoid delaying the condition.