How would you best describe the way you bark?
Pocket: I have a high pitched bark that comes in several small, loud yips that can hit you like a knife being jabbed into your skull. At least that's what Mommy says.
River: I lay down a basic track of one long growl, and from that, I form an "O" with my mouth and let a quick, short, bark.
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Are you a trip hazard? Have your parents ever tripped over you? How often? Did anyone get injured
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This is an excerpt from Pocket’s soon to be released best selling book “Going Rougff.” When I announced my candidacy for the Senate people...
we have falsetto and bass... not the pawfect mix for a symphony LOL
ReplyDeleteMisty: B-A-R-K in a lovely tenor
ReplyDeleteTimmy: A-R-F in a fetching alto
Mine is just like yours, Pocket, but I bet I am LOUDER. Mommy praises my bark the same as your Mom does. Xena
ReplyDeleteI have a deeper, less annoying bark in which I incorporate a whine either before or after, that has a question mark at the end. Lucy
My bark sounds like a meow but with less teeth these days.
ReplyDeleteWells, I gots lots of barks. Most of them are deep chested, and if I really get goin', Ma says I sound like a pack of Doberman's! BOL
ReplyDeleteMa doesn't seem to care for my 'whiny-bark' very much. I likes it though, and do it whenever I can....heheee
Kisses,
Ruby ♥
Pugsley who was one of the original PugRanch Kids had a bark that sounded like he was saying "hubba hubba hubba"
ReplyDeleteBOL!
hugs
Hazel & Mabel
I happen to have a wide range of barks
ReplyDeleteThere's my "big boy" bark for when strangers are near. I have a yipping bark when my humans come home. Then there's my loud "all you evil squirrels stay out of my yard!" public announcement bark. I can also howl really well. We cockers are known for being a very vocal breed.