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Most barks, when the dog is in prey mode or excitement, is higher pitched than the throaty deep growl of aggression/defense. Onyx has always had a deep bark for a female, but now and then has higher pitched screamy type when she is in prey mode. Some dogs never get a deep bark, hurts my ears to hear the pitch! |
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The sound of the bark will depend on why/what he is barking at. If he's barking at squirrels or dogs it could be an excitement type....if he's barking at strangers or dogs) it could be a deeper bark.
Training young dogs in protection, you can hear the different barks and transition from prey to defense. |
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Kaiser found his "big boy bark" about a month and a half ago
He still has his "puppy bark" though...aka his "play with me" bark...aka his "sassy" bark
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At any rate, I love to hear this new big boy bark. It's pretty impressive.
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when you first got your dog he came from a rescue and looked a little under the weather -- . Was his bark a little raspy, maybe higher pitched ? He may have had a minor bacterial infection , sore throat , or had exhausted adrenals from stress and sub par nutriton , or had an imbalance in his thyroid - which has been addressed by your care and his vastly improved diet.
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But that serious bark that I heard last week when there was a strange dog on the property sounded really scary suddenly. I am glad he likes me .
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He is most certainly better now. I can say that he is "where he should be" now.
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