In real praise and worship, some weep while others laugh. There is nothing wrong with an emotional expression of our love for God. However, such emotions are personal and should be marshaled by the individual experiencing them in such a way so not to hinder the body, but so that the body is edified as Messiah Jesus is being manifested through it. There is no place for individuals to get caught up in doing things on their own which do not fit into the orderly manifestation of Messiah. The utterance of animalistic sounds such as roaring like a lion, barking like a dog, and crowing like a rooster have no Biblical justification whatsoever and, therefore, should not be seen in the body.
Pastoral authority needs to be exercised to judge such activities.
I trust these things sound totally absurd to you. They are equally absurd for the Church today. Much of charismatic Christianity is based on entertainment. They will flock to that place or group which promises something new. On the other hand, many pastors, in their quest to succeed, readily embrace any new manifestation because it is something that can be promoted to keep the crowds coming.