What to do when your dog is jealous

The dog's jealousy It can have many causes. They feel neglected, and this is how they express their discomfort. They don't welcome the arrival of a guest, which could be another pet or even a person entering the house. They rebel against too frequent visits from strangers, who may even enter their territory.

WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR DOG IS JEALOUS

What to do when your dog is jealous? First of all, don't ignore a growing feeling that has its own gradual reactions. It ranges from trying to attract the owner's attention to staying glued to his feet, as if he needed help. caressesAnd then we move on to barking, growling, and biting. Regardless of age.

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SOCIALIZE

The dog must be socialized, and this also depends on the good education it receives from its owner. Yelling or uncertain and peremptory communications are not necessary: poche word, but very determined. A well-socialized dog tends to be less jealous, and therefore causes fewer problems.

DEVOTE TIME TO THE DOG

Dog jealousy can also arise when he feels distant and distracted. Dogs always need care and attention. Let him out often, share his toys and things, and don't leave him alone at home too often. 

BARK 

This is one of the most common signs of jealousy in dogs: if I bark it If it's excessive and insistent, it could be because you're giving more attention to another person or an animal. Try to get the dog to stop barking as soon as possible, perhaps by involving him in a game he likes.

GROWL 

After barking, the jealous dog may also start to growlGrowling is another sign of aggression, often accompanied by other behaviors such as baring teeth or lunging. 

BITE 

Biting is the most serious form of jealous aggression and should never be ignored. If your dog tends to bite, he should first be kept away from people in your home and then trained to break this bad habit. And if you encounter this problem, don't hesitate to consult your vet. trusted veterinarian. 

DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR 

Beware of the damage dogs can do when they're jealous. Dogs can also exhibit destructive behaviors when they feel jealous, such as biting. furnishings or toys, or digging in the garden. 

NEW ARRIVALS

New arrivals are almost never welcomed by your dog, who feels the risk of losing his centrality, his space and your attention. Introduce new pets or people slowly, making sure the dog has plenty of time to adjust to the newcomer before leaving them alone together. 

CONSISTENCY 

Be consistent in your behavior with your dog, and be just the right amount of strict. Never overdo it, one way or the other. Maintaining a consistent routine will help reduce your dog's anxiety and make him feel more secure. 

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