Nowadays, many families have the hobby and habit of raising small animals. Keeping a pet not only relieves a dull life but also provides companionship and someone to listen to us when we are sad or feeling down. Most families today are one-child households, unlike before when families valued “many children and grandchildren.” The large rooms and scattered few people no longer have the previous liveliness. Having a lively dog by your side may be the best choice. Watching them run, listening to their barking, regularly taking them out for walks and feeding them, it feels as if the empty life is filled, and the home instantly gains a homely atmosphere. What pet do you have in your house?

For pets, most people still prefer dogs, and there are many breeds of dogs, with large breeds especially favored. When mentioning large dogs, the Labrador Retriever should be the first to come to mind. It is well-known for its gentle temperament and warm, healing smile. It understands humans and knows the owner's emotions, making it a great companion. But some friends say their Labradors don’t bark. What is the reason? Is there a solution? First, we should understand the occasions when dogs bark. Dogs usually bark when they are happily frolicking, fearfully howling, or alertly barking. For Labradors, this “quiet handsome guy,” they generally do not shout loudly.

So, without anything happening, dogs generally won’t bark. As owners, you can often take your dog outside to play, accompany it to run and jump. When it is happy, it will naturally express its feelings to you, and naturally, it will bark. Actually, dogs barking frequently is not always a good thing. If it’s snuffling sounds from the nose, it may be caused by discomfort or illness! If the dog is healthy and happily accompanying us, what else can we ask for?

In our world, with family and friends’ company, good food, and various entertainment activities, our life is quite rich and colorful. Plus the companionship of pets is the icing on the cake. And for dogs, their world is only us. Paying more attention to the dog at home becomes especially important. We work during the day; only the evening is the limited time we have. They wait at home all day and are constantly looking forward to our return.