The dog is a sensitive animal, it cries when it is depressed and there is a small difference between crying and barking. There are a number of reasons why they cry, the reasons are almost the same as the reasons why they bark. When it comes to diarrhea, one has definitely heard and seen stories about dogs doing nasty things in public. No matter how much a dog is potty trained, if he has diarrhea, there is no way to avoid public embarrassment.
A dog may be crying for one of several reasons such as anxiety, hunger, emotional and physical pain. A dog’s emotional pain is the result of his anxiety. When a dog is hurt, he too will let out a scream. Just as humans cry when they have nothing to eat, dogs would cry too. We all know that a dog is man’s best friend and it is amazing to see how a dog shares the grievance of its owner. Dogs become so attached to their owners that they become part of the family and when a member of the family suffers or dies, the dog is also affected. A dog feels the feelings of the owner of him, as they are several times more sensitive than humans. As dogs are very sensitive creatures, a change in the tone of the owner’s voice or face sends a strong message. They get anxious like humans and cry when they are separated from their loved ones.
As always, there are a number of reasons a dog gets diarrhea, just like there are a number of reasons humans get diarrhea. The reasons can be irritated intestines, changes in diet, stress and excitement. A dog’s gut may have become irritated, he will vomit and if it is somewhere in his digestive tract then he will resort to diarrhoea. A dog also gets diarrhea from too much excitement or stress. His stress is often accompanied by diarrhea, barking, whimpering, howling, and foaming at the mouth. Perhaps a change in a dog’s diet can also cause diarrhea. Purebred dogs are especially very sensitive and a change in their daily diet causes diarrhoea. Care must be taken when feeding a dog.
If one wants a dog to stop crying, then punishing is never an option because this can backfire in many cases. There are many gentle ways to calm the dog, such as using positive reinforcement, leaving a stand-in, giving the dog her own spot, and praise. If a dog is comforted in moments of injury, he will not cry. A dog will not miss his owner so much if he smells the presence around him.
Diarrhea is not very serious and can be relieved by keeping track of what is being given, feeding the type of food appropriate for its age, making water part of a dog’s daily diet, feeding pumpkin and making chicken soup for it. The bond between owner and dog is very deep and needs care.
