In everyone’s impression, dogs are always lively and happy. As long as they are accompanied by their owners and delicious food, they will never be sad. But in fact, it is wrong to think this way. Dogs also have their own emotions. So do you know why dogs growl at home? What's going on when your dog growls? Next, let us understand what is going on when dogs growl.
Sometimes a dog's growling is a warning sign. Dogs use these sounds as distance signals to tell other dogs or strangers to stay away. It is not ruled out that there are mice or other small animals in the house that can make sensitive dogs growl. If the owner is about to go out and the dog growls, that is the dog expressing its anger. In expressing fear of separation from the host, the growling usually begins when the host leaves.
The main meaning of dog roaring is warning. If your dog is growling or even baring his teeth, the next step may be aggression and involvement. In this case, it is recommended to first figure out why the dog is acting like this, and then eliminate it. Otherwise, direct punishment will hurt the other party's feelings and fail to solve the root cause of the problem.
The above is all about what happens when a dog growls at home. Do you all understand it?