1. Train your dog: It's very important for your dog to know what can and can't bark. Gradually increase commands, such as "scream", so that it can learn to distinguish when it can scream and when it can't.
2. Provide enough exercise: A healthy and interesting dog usually doesn't bark excessively. Giving it plenty of opportunities to exercise and play will help ease its anxiety and reduce its crying.
3. Provide proper stress release for dogs: Sometimes dogs get nervous. At this time, try to provide a safe area, such as a small cage or pet bed, to make them nervous.
4. Use silencer: Barking may cause discomfort or even headache. Using silencer can reduce its interference to human body.
In short, don't take drastic measures when stopping dogs from barking. What we need to do is to understand the needs of dogs and help them correct their unpleasant barking behavior. The above methods may take a period of training. If you are not sure what to do, you can seek advice and help from a professional pet trainer.