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What Do Barks, Whines & Yips Mean?
Test your dogspeak skills with this fun game
You'd think dog owners would ace this test: can you correctly identify all six dog barks? According to the study, even people who don't have dogs could interpret dogspeak for stranger alert and on the attack. But many dog owners (myself included) had a tougher time differentiating between barks for "let's go for a walk" and "give me that ball." How did you fare? Does your dog's communication correlate with the barks demonstrated here? |
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My Bischon Frise seems to whimper when she is happy and sad! Its very confusing!
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But different dogs have different barks! You have to know your individual dog(s).
Those are all small dog barks. Can we do it again with big dog barks?
5 out of 6 and I have three barking dogs in the room now.