Signs of a dog not adapting to the new environment:

1. Barking incessantly. If a dog keeps barking after moving to a new environment, it means that the dog has not adapted to the new environment.

2. Body shaking. If the new environment is noisy or the echo is loud, the dog will become afraid of the surroundings and his body will tremble unnaturally.

3. Not eating food. It is possible that the dog has not adapted to the new environment yet, and may not eat food because of nervousness and fear.

4. Hide in the corner. Dogs hide in corners for a long time because they are unfamiliar with the surrounding environment.

5. Listless. The dog will no longer bark or fuss after being in a new environment, looking listless.

Things to note when dogs change environments:

1. Slowly adapt. The owner needs to let the dog adapt first, slowly adapt to the environment, give the dog a sense of security, and allow the dog to relax mentally and physically.

2. Improve the environment. The owner needs to keep the environment comfortable and warm, and turn on the light for the dog to sleep at night to prevent the dog from feeling uneasy.

3. Prepare meals. If the dog does not eat, the owner should try not to force-feed the dog, but only need to prepare food and water.

4. Don’t take a shower. The dog is not adapted to the environment, is very nervous mentally, and its body's resistance is much weaker than before. It is not suitable to take a bath at this time.