When dogs are frightened, they will tremble, droop their tails, look panicked, run around and bark, not let people approach them, hide, etc. In severe cases, they may also suffer from urinary incontinence, loss of appetite, poor energy, and not eating or drinking. , vomiting, diarrhea, etc., so it is best not to frighten the dog to avoid stress reactions in the dog. When a dog is frightened, it is best for the owner to comfort the dog and let the dog relax. If the dog does not want to have contact with people, do not force it and ensure a quiet environment.