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Read articleBarking can mean many things. Context helps you respond well.

Abin Thampi · Dog Training Suraksha
A dog may bark at strangers because they are uncertain, excited, territorial or trying to create space. The same sound can have very different causes.
Look for body language: a loose body and wagging tail tell a different story from a stiff posture and a desire to retreat. Give your dog room rather than forcing a greeting.
If the barking is escalating, a behaviour assessment can help identify triggers and build a safer plan.
Every dog is an individual. If you need help applying these ideas to your dog, a consultation can help you find a sensible starting point.
Read more in our excessive barking guide, or explore dog training options.

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