How many sounds are there that a dog barks? What is the meaning? What does that mean?

What does a dog bark mean

1. Signal a warning

A dog is a highly alert animal, and when a dog notices an uninvited guest intruding on its territory, it immediately barks loudly. The cry is a warning sign to tell the intruder: "This is my place, you better get out!" ”

At this time, the dog's bark is usually high-pitched, high-frequency, and loud, and it will also be accompanied by threatening gestures, such as opening teeth and showing teeth, raising the head and raising the chest. The cries are generally short-lived, usually lasting only a few seconds, and gradually cease as the intruder leaves.

2. Express happy emotions

Dogs are also sensual animals, and when they meet their owners or good friends, they will also make happy calls to express their inner happy emotions. This call is generally softer, low-frequency, and lasts longer.

Usually this kind of barking is made when the dog interacts with the owner, such as the owner touching its head, teasing its toys, etc. At this time, the dog's expression will also be more relaxed and pleasant, such as licking the tongue, wagging the tail, etc.

3. Express uneasiness and fear

In addition to being happy and guarding, dogs also express their feelings of uneasiness and fear through barking. For example, when a dog is in an unfamiliar place such as a hospital or beauty shop, it will often make a high-pitched bark to express its feelings of uneasiness and fear.

In this case, the dog's expression will be more nervous and uneasy, such as staring at the owner, pacing, etc. At this time, the owner should calm the dog's emotions, keep calm, and help it gradually adapt to the environment.

4. Seek attention or help

When a dog needs attention or help from its owner, it will also express it through barking. For example, when a dog needs to go out, it will make a quick, low bark to express its willingness to go out to its owner.

In this case, the owner should judge the dog's needs based on the dog's barking and give it the attention or help it needs. For example, when a dog needs to go out, it should be taken out in time to meet its needs.

A collection of animal calls.

baa: The cry of a sheep.

bark: The bark of a dog is unbelievable.

Bellow: (bull) Roar.

bleat: (sheep or calf) bark; Baating.

Bowwow: (dog) Woohoo.

Bray: (Donkeys, etc.) Barking.

buzz: (bees, mosquitoes, etc.) buzz.

Cackle: (after the hen lays) Cluck.

cheep: (chick) chirp; Chirp: (birds, insects, etc.) chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp cluck: (hen) cluck.

COO: (pigeons, turtledoves, etc.) Cooing.

crow cockadoodledoo (rooster) crow; Woo Woo Growl: (Dog) Bark.

Grunt Oink: (pigs, etc.) Grunt.

hiss snake hair.

hum: (bees, etc.) Buzz.

mew miaow miaou meow meou (cat) meow moo: (cow) moo.

Neigh Whenny: (horse, etc.) neighing purr: (cat) purring.

quack: (ducks, etc.) Quack.

roar: (liger, etc.) Roar.

Squeak: (rats, etc.) Squeak.

Twitter: (birds) squeak; Song.

whine: (dog) Whimper.

whistle: (thrush, etc.) Birdsong.

YELP: Howls (of beasts in pain, anger, excitement, etc.).