What are the signs if the dog at home cries?
In recent years, pets have become an indispensable part of the family, especially dogs. Their behaviors and emotions often attract the attention of their owners. Recently, the topic of "whether a dog crying indicates anything" has sparked widespread discussion on social media. This article will combine the hot topics and hot content on the Internet in the past 10 days to explore the possible causes and signs of dog crying.
1. Common reasons why dogs cry
Dogs cry for a variety of reasons and may be a physiological need, an expression of emotion, or even a sign of a health problem. The following are some of the most discussed reasons among netizens in the past 10 days:
| Reason | Proportion | Typical performance |
|---|---|---|
| Physiological needs (hunger, thirst) | 35% | Frequent lip licking and restlessness |
| Emotional expression (loneliness, anxiety) | 30% | Whining, scratching at doors, breaking objects |
| Health problems (pain, illness) | 20% | Loss of appetite and slow movement |
| Environmental changes (new home, new members) | 15% | Avoidance, increased vigilance |
2. Folk omens of dogs crying
Among the people, dogs crying are often given some special omen meaning. The following are several theories that have been hotly discussed by netizens in the past 10 days:
| omen | support rate | Regional distribution |
|---|---|---|
| There will be changes in the family | 40% | North China, East China |
| The owner has bad luck | 25% | South China, Southwest |
| Weather changes (such as rainfall) | 20% | Northeast, Northwest |
| supernatural events | 15% | Central China, East China |
3. Dog crying from a scientific perspective
From a scientific perspective, a dog’s “crying” is more of a behavioral expression than a supernatural omen. Here are the common opinions of pet experts and veterinarians in the past 10 days:
1.Physiological needs: Dogs may whine because they are hungry, thirsty, or need to relieve themselves. This is their way of communicating with their owners.
2.emotional problems: Separation anxiety, loneliness, or fear are common reasons why dogs cry, especially when their owners leave home.
3.health warning: If your dog cries frequently and is accompanied by other abnormal behaviors (such as loss of appetite, vomiting), it may be a sign of a health problem and requires timely medical attention.
4. How to deal with dog crying
For different reasons why dogs cry, owners can take the following measures:
| Reason | Countermeasures |
|---|---|
| Physiological needs | Check the food and water basin, and walk the dog regularly |
| emotional problems | Increase companionship, provide toys, and train independence |
| health problems | Seek medical treatment promptly and have regular physical examinations |
| environmental changes | Gradually adapt and provide a sense of security |
5. Sharing of real cases from netizens
The following are real cases of dogs crying shared by netizens on social media in the past 10 days:
1.Case 1: The mother of netizen @小白 said that her dog cried for two consecutive nights. On the third day, she found that the dog was uncomfortable with gastroenteritis. The symptoms disappeared after treatment.
2.Case 2: Netizen @阿Chai’s father mentioned that the dog cried frequently after the new member (kitten) arrived home, and his mood gradually stabilized after a week of adaptation period.
3.Case three: Netizen @Tuanzi’s sister shared that the dog was extremely anxious and crying before the heavy rain, which may be related to the change in air pressure.
6. Summary
There are many reasons why dogs cry, including scientific explanations and folk omens. As an owner, you should give priority to your dog’s physical and mental health and troubleshoot problems in a timely manner. Although folk omens are interesting, you should not rely too much on them. Scientific pet care is the key.
Through the analysis of this article, I hope you can have a more comprehensive understanding of the possible causes and coping methods of dog crying, and provide better care for your pet.
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