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Date: 2022-01-27

A bark is a sound most commonly produced by dogs. Other animals that make this noise include wolves, coyotes, foxes, seals and barking owls. Woof is the most common onomatopoeia in the English language for this sound, especially for large dogs. "Bark" is also a verb that describes the sound of canids.
What Do Different Types of Dog Sounds Mean?



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and vocalization to express their wants, needs, and fears, but sometimes it is hard to figure out what dog sounds actually mean.

Some dogs have a wider range of vocalizations than others. Rottweilers “purr,” Siberian Huskies“talk,” Shiba Inu “scream,” and Basenjis “yodel” instead of barking. For the most part, however, dogs use the following sounds to express 

Barking is a normal way of communicating for dogs. But barking too much or too often is one of the most common problems owners have with their dogs.

Why does my dog bark?

To tackle problem barking, you must first understand what is causing your dog to bark. From there it will be much easier to come up with a training plan.
Certain breeds are a lot more vocal than others, depending on what they were bred for. So, it's important to do your research before if you're looking for a less vocal dog.

Important: If your dog continues to bark and the training in this advice doesn't help, it's best to contact an animal behaviourist registered with

My dog barks when there’s someone at the door

Some dogs bark a lot when they want to tell you about something specific they have seen or heard. This can be a visitor at the door, a car pulling onto a driveway, or the phone or doorbell ringing. This is called ‘alarm barking’. 
For some, this won't be an issue and you may even like your dog alerting you when someone is at the door. But, if this is something you would like to change, here are some tips.

What to do

Giving your dog something to do instead of barking will help keep their mind occupied.

Play fetch

If your dog likes to pry teaching them to retrieve a toy or other item when the situation occurs that sets them off. 

Go to bed

Asking them to "go to bed" is also something you could try. It removes them from the area that the trigger is coming from and asks them to concentrate on a neutral task that they are already familiar with. 
Make sure that your dog understands this cue before you begin this training.

Tip: Always reward good behaviour with a treat to encourage them to do the good thing again next time you ask.

Desensitising your dog

Record sounds that trigger the barking, like the doorbell, and play these back to your dog. Start very quietly at first, and gradually increase the volume while rewarding them with food if they don't bark. This is a process known as desensitising or counter conditioning.

Tip: If you do decide to take this approach, you’ll need to make sure you don’t expose your pet to the real sound while you are training them. Pick a time when you aren’t expecting visitors and pop a note on your front door asking visitors not to knock but to phone you instead.

My dog barks at cats or birds in the garden

Dogs are natural predators and many have been bred to hunt small, furry things. 
Of course, this doesn't always mean that your dog wants to hurt wildlife. But it does mean that lots of them are excited by seeing them and are likely to chase and bark at cats and birds.

What to do

It can be difficult to change this behaviour because whatever comes into your garden is out of your control. Add to this that a lot of the time your dog will be in the garden without you and you can begin to see why training can be tricky.
It's not ideal for this to become a habit as it can lead to upset neighbours. So, if this is something you want to address, then the best option is not to leave your dog in the garden unattended. 
Additionally, you can t rewards them for turning away from the thing that triggers their barking and come to you instead - where they'll get a tasty treat.

My dog barks at people walking past the house

This type of barking also falls into 'alarm barking' and can be a way that your dog tells you that someone is passing your property. It can also be caused by:

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