Laguna Niguel, CA - All dogs bark. Some more than others. And while most dog owners wish they could translate their dogs barks into human language, there is actually quite a bit of information to be gotten from analyzing a dog’s sounds. Of course, as anyone who has been around dogs knows, dogs are not limited to simple barks, but actually have quite a range of vocalizations from barks to whines to howls and growls and more.
Dr, Stanley Goren, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia and an expert of dog communication, believes that dogs adhere to a form of communication that is common among all animals that is based on three dimensions: pitch, duration and frequency.
A low pitched sound, such as a growl, instantly communicates anger, a threat and watch out for aggression. A high pitched sound, such as a whine or whimper, mean just the opposite.
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