When I asked Young Min Hyun about Korean dogs, he said they sound quite Chinese. Young Min's rendition sounded much like a Chihuahua I once knew. Maybe we should teach some of our dogs to speak like canines in Singapore. Even large dogs say that. But both lack the conviction important for scary brutes, the big toothy fellows that need to speak so you will believe they plan to have your liver for lunch.
Spanish mastiffs talk a little better than English-barking dogs.
But not much. The words lack intensity, though they are far better than the Korean dog's high-pitched wonging. What I want is dog words that make you start looking for the nearest climbable tree, words we could teach our guard dogs. Malay dogs might have the right sound. With diction lessons, even a German Shepherd might learn to use all those G sounds, rumbling them around deep in the throat to produce awesome dog talk.