The bark

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    Winterybella Well-Known Member

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    I now have four little bundles of joy and recently I have been paying attention to their barks and the different "tones" of the bark. The most recent addition has this really high pitched bark and I have to confess it stands out in a not to good way. It has to be the most irritating bark of all.

    The other three also have their own distinct barks so that each can be identified by their barking. Have you ever paid attention to the kind of bark your dog has and isn't it something like us humans having different "voices"?
     
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    I love Homer's voice! It sounds very nice and deep. I always hear him when I'm walking down our street, lol:p He barks all the time!
     
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    I have noticed the bark varies from breed to breed, the schnauzers seem to have a very high pitched bark, it's very annoying. I have noticed all the schnauzers I have heard barking sound the same!
     
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    Ginger must have some schnauzer in her. That bark is so annoying it even has my son miserable and he doesn't usually have a problem with stuff like that. Zola, Remy and Reba all have different barks but somehow their barks seem to go well with their form if it's at all possible. Sometime when I am here at home, I have heard all these different barks coming from different homes. I often wonder what they might be saying. I guess I'll have to call in Dr. DoLittle,
     
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    Does it sound like this:



    Or this?





    If yes, then probably she has some of it in her :) I told you that she looked a bit like my Frida when she was little :p Their bark is so annoying, but don't worry, after a while they drop it.
     
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    :):):):D:DNow these are making me laugh. They so remind me of Ginger it's amazing. It made my morning watching them. She's outside at present probably up to some mischief and at the very instant I typed that I heard her barking.:)

    IMG_20150423_093118.jpg She is in and exhausted now.
     
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    Awwww, they both look so cute and lovely!!! Lol, it's amazing how close and fast dogs can become friends with each other :) Specially when we are talking about an adult and a puppy dog! With cats when they met that old something like what i see in that picture would never happen. Wonderful picture :) I'd call it ''True Friendship''.
     
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    And I'd call it family. We humans can learn a lot from our animals don't you think? I often tell people 'my bark is worse than my bite". Even though I might get a little loud and irritating like my Ginger:) in no time I am ready to forget it all and just chill.

    Those two are like two peas in a pod.
     
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    Hehehehe! That is very nice, my bark is often worse than my bite too ;) When people take the effort to really get to know me they realize I'm not as bad as some like to think I am :) We indeed have a lot to learn from dogs, but not from cats ;) Hahahahaha! I love them, but they don't offer the best lessons :p
     
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    Awww, they look so adorable together!!:D They seem to be really good friends. If Homer wasn't such a loner, we would definitely get a second dog. Or two:) I think I would be happy if I could have five Yorkies!:D
     
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