Let’s be honest. Everyone loves a pet that’s a lil’ bit naughty. As a parent, it may annoy you when your furball wrecks the bed for the millionth time or lays siege to that new cushion or paws the internet router right when you are in the middle of a meeting.
It’s all endearing, you realise in hindsight with a chuckle. After all, a little mischief never hurt anyone.
But in the moment, it’s possible for pet parents to get carried away and react strongly to their furbaby’s silly antics. You may manifest the anger or irritation you feel by shouting, yelling, screaming at them, or even punishing them.
However, will raising a finger up to their noses help? Or is it entirely counterproductive? What signal does it send out to your pup?
Barking is one of the languages your dog uses to communicate with you - about their tensions, fears, excitement, happiness, anxieties. But she doesn’t interpret misbehaviour the way humans do. You, on your part, should not reciprocate your feelings at the same loud pitch.
Here are five good reasons you should never ever yell at your dog:
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