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More Dog Sounds And What They Mean
from:Soft whimpering: 'I hurt!' 'I'm scared.' The average person is most likely to hear this at the veterinarian's office, when the dog is suffering, or when a submissive dog is in a strange place that appears threatening. This is really a carryover of the mewing sound that young puppies make when cold, hungry, or distressed.
Louder, more prolonged whining sound: 'Please give me . . .' or 'I want ...' A dog usually uses this sound when waiting for food, or for the leash to be put on, or when trying to get his owner's attention, and so forth.
Sighs: This vocalization, which is invariably accompanied by the dog's lying down with his head on his forepaws, can have two meanings, depending on the context and certain facial expressions. With eyes half closed, it is a sign of pleasure, meaning 'I am content and am going to settle down here.' With eyes fully open, it is a sign of disappointment when something anticipated has not materialized, best interpreted as 'I give up!'
Baying: This is the characteristic sound of hounds during a hunt. It is usually interpreted as 'Follow me!' 'Let us get him!' or 'All together now!'
Yip howl: This is really more of a yip yip yip howl, with the final howl quite prolonged. It usually means 'I am lonely' 'I feel abandoned!' or 'Is anybody there?'
Howling: 'I am here!' 'This is my territory!' or 'I hear you out there!' A confident animal will often howl simply to announce his presence. Howling also often occurs in response to a yip howl from another dog. It has a more sonorous sound to the human ear than does the yip howl, which is often described as mournful.
Moaning: This sounds something like 'ar owl wowl wowl . . .' over a short interval of time. It is a sound of spontaneous pleasure and excitement that means 'I am excited!' or 'Let us play!' A dog usually moans when something he really likes is about to happen.
Panting: 'Let us go!' This is a sign of excitement.
Dogs can also learn specific vocalizations. For instance, the bark that dogs give to the command speak sounds qualitatively different from a spontaneous bark. The same can be said for the bark that police and protection dogs learn to give. Some dogs can even be taught
specific sounds for specific settings, ranging from simple barks, moans, or play growls to more complex sounds that may sound like yodels or attempts at speech.
The World According To Your Dogs Eyes
Like tourists who assume everyone speaks English, or should, it is second nature to us to think that the world looks pretty much the same to all creatures, great and small, including our dogs For example, we rarely give much thought to the optical processes that turn light into vision; we assume that our visual version of reality is reality Even those of us who wear glasses fall into this w.....More on Dog Psychology San Francisco
The Submissive Dog
The submissive dog, like the fearful dog, will try to appear smaller, but will rarely raise his hackles The submissive dog will either scoot along the ground in a sit position to get closer to the dominant entity or roll over on the ground to expose his belly and genitals, displaying vulnerability to the aggressor The dog may even urinate during this display The head of a submissive dog is held.....More on Dog Psychology San Francisco
Preventing Fear and Mistrust In Your Dog
Dogs become fearful when the ownerand#39;s correction is too abusive For a correction to be effective and convey accurate information to the dog, it must fit the transgression A puppy that is teething and nips does not need, and will not understand, a correction fit for the dog who has just bitten someone because the personand#39;s hand touched his food dish Unnecessarily abusive corrections will inhibit t.....More on Dog Psychology San Francisco
Why Dogs Cock Their Heads To The Side
It wasnand#39;t by accident that advertising for the company and#39;RCAand#39; once featured a dog cocking his head in front of a speaker horn Thereand#39;s something about this position that most people find utterly adorable Dogs know it, too, which is why they do it, even when they arenand#39;t trying to hear anything in particular We give them a positive response, and they remember that Also, dogs tilt their heads for v.....More on Dog Psychology San Francisco
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