Did you know? Dogs also have their own "Achilles' heel". Some things can make them tremble, as if they have encountered something terrible. So, what are dogs afraid of? Let’s take a look!

Thunder and lightning< /p>

Do you know? Dogs’ ears are super sensitive, and the slightest disturbance can make them alert. So, when thunder rolls and lightning flashes across the sky, your dog may be so frightened that he hides under the table or bed and trembles. At this time, remember to give them a warm hug and tell them "Don't be afraid, I'm here."

Loud noise

In addition to thunder and lightning, other loud noises, such as firecrackers, construction, etc., may scare dogs. They may cover their ears with their paws or find a place to hide away from the noise. At this time, we can try to talk to them in a soft voice to calm their emotions.

Unfamiliar environments and people

If you take your dog to a new place, or if a stranger comes to your home, they may feel uneasy. The dog may cling to its owner or hide in a corner to observe new surroundings and faces.

Being punished

For dogs, being punished by their owners is a very scary thing. They will feel frightened and frustrated, and may even become fearful of their owners. Therefore, when we educate dogs, we should try to avoid using punishment, but use encouragement and guidance.

Bath time

For many dogs, bath time is simply a "nightmare." The water gurgling down, coupled with the pungent smell of shampoo, made the dog feel as if he had been struck by lightning. They will struggle desperately and even try to escape.

So, when bathing your dog, it is best to prepare some toys it likes or give it some snacks to distract it, so that the bathing process will go much smoother.

Go to Pets The clinic

For dogs, the pet clinic is like a "horror house". There are sharp needles and a pungent smell of medicine that make dogs shiver just thinking about it. Every time I take my dogs to the vet, they become very well-behaved, as if to say: "Please, please let me go!"