1. The puppy is expressing dissatisfaction
If a puppy appears to be growling incessantly and keeps rushing out, then it is possible that the puppy is expressing dissatisfaction. When puppies feel that they are being ignored and neglected, they feel sad and frustrated, so they will express their emotions by letting out growls.
This is the kind of time when the pet owner should calm the puppy down and then take their time to understand how they are feeling. If you don't want the puppy to appear like this, it is better not to play with the puppy casually.
2. Want the owner to take it out to play
If your dog suddenly emits a low growl, it means that it wants to go out to play, and it is possible that it is sending you an "invitation". If the owner hasn't said yes to the dog yet, it may mean that the dog is hungry and ready to go out to play.
Owners can take their dogs out for a walk, or tell them a joke when they are bored, all of which can make them happy.
3. The dog may be uncomfortable
If the dog often growls at us, it may be that it is not feeling well. In this case, it is recommended that the pet owner take it directly to the pet hospital to see a veterinarian, to determine whether there is anything that needs attention, and then take appropriate measures to treat it in a timely manner.
4. The dog may be spoiled by you
If your dog suddenly becomes very quiet and is not emitting a low growl, then you may want to pay attention. In most cases, low growls and barks from a dog do not mean that it wants to eat. It could also be the result of the dog becoming very dependent on its owner, as they are used to being fed and cared for. And this dependence is usually very fragile, so owners need to pay more attention to it.
