Why Do Dogs Bark? Why do dogs bark? The answer is simple: dogs
bark because they are telling you something, communicating with
other dogs, or expressing an emotion. You've probably seen your
dog with another dog at some point and watched how they
interact. Dogs will bark at each other when they play or are
just hanging out together. Unfortunately, we are only able to
guess at the meaning of this barking behavior. However, when
dogs interact with humans, the meaning of their bark is a little
easier to understand. A simple way to understand barking as it
relates to people is to compare it to a baby crying. Babies Cry
and Dogs Bark Babies cry when they are hungry, sad, bored,
lonely, need to be changed, sick and so on. When asking
yourself, "Why do dogs bark?" the answer is no different. Your
dog's bark will tell you when they are ready to have their
dinner, when they need to go outside, when they aren't feeling
good, when they would like a treat and more. It's learning to
decipher just what that bark means that