What does it mean when a dog whines?

There is no meaning when a dog whines. It may be caused by hunger, failure to adapt to the surrounding environment, boredom, fear, happiness, joint pain, etc. First of all, if the dog just whines and there are no other abnormalities in the body, it is normal. By adjusting eating habits and adapting to the surrounding environment, the symptoms of physical discomfort can be restored to normal without special treatment. If there are other symptoms and joint abnormalities, untreated symptoms may continue to worsen and affect the recovery time. It is recommended that the owner take the dog to a pet hospital for treatment, which will facilitate the recovery of symptoms.

1. Hungry

If you haven’t eaten for a long time, you may be hungry, which will be expressed by a whining sound. When the owner feeds the dog, the sound will gradually subside.

2. Failure to adapt to the surrounding environment

If the dog has just arrived in the new environment and has not adapted yet, it will feel scared and whine. It is recommended that the owner takes the dog with him. It adapts to the surrounding environment and generally does not require medication.

3. Boredom

If a dog feels bored, it will make a whining sound to attract the owner's attention. It is recommended that the owner take the dog to play outside or accompany the dog. Dogs love to play with toys.

4. Fear

If the dog is in a state of tension and fear, it will make a whining sound involuntarily. It is recommended that the owner calm the dog's emotions.

5. Happy

If the dog is happy, it will beat constantly and bend its body, and it will also wag its tail back and forth, and express its happiness through sounds.

6. Joint pain

If there is pain in the joint area, the owner will express his pain through his voice so that the owner can observe him and then follow a method of taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Medicine improves.

If the dog whines for a long time without any relief through the above methods, it is recommended to take the dog to the hospital for detailed examination in time to understand the cause and treatment.