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Delisay
10-02-2006, 02:28 AM
Hello...

What kinds of barks do the dog breeds you've owned (or know well) have?? I have devised a special scale... E.g. My old GSD was a 3-4 for Volume, 2 for Pitch and 2 for Frequency:

Volume:
5 - Very Loud: Can be heard in neighbouring countries
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to
2 - Quiet: Civilised - "I'm going to bark now but you lot can keep talking"
1 - Barely audible: "I am Dog; hear me roar" (not).

Pitch:
5 - Soprano: Very high, piercing yap
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep
1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep

Frequency:
5 - All the *#$%^! time: If you're not going to shoot it, then please shoot me
4 - Too often: The neighbours are getting annoyed and so am I
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door
1 - Rarely (or never): "I am possibly another species disguised as a canine"

Thanks!!

D.

Babyblue5290
10-02-2006, 02:33 AM
Lucas (Malamute)
2 Volume
1 Pitch
2 Frequency (though not at the door....only when we ask him to and near other dogs sometimes *edit* oh and when the ambulances go by....he howls and doesn't bark though)

kelkel0882
10-02-2006, 02:40 AM
Sirus (Siberian)

Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to

Pitch
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep

Frequency:
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door
*only if we start howling to get him started, or we say "wanna go for a walk?*he has NEVER barked, just howled

Toby (Boxer)

Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to

Pitch:
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep

Frequency:
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive
*When he wants to play, or hears Sirus howling

Danegirl2208
10-02-2006, 03:29 AM
Malakai (great dane)

Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to


Pitch:
1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep

Frequency:
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive


Chloe (coonhound)

Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to

Pitch:
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low


Frequency:
5 - All the *#$%^! time: If you're not going to shoot it, then please shoot me (i wouldnt shoot her lmao..i have learned to deal with it..she IS a hound after all)

RD
10-02-2006, 04:08 AM
Ripley (Papillon)

Volume: 4-5. Depends on his reason for barking.

Pitch: 4-5.

Frequency: 3

Dakota (Border Collie) . . .

Volume: 3-4 (5 if someone gets too close to the truck)

Pitch: 3

Frequency: 2

Wiggle Butt
10-02-2006, 05:49 AM
Mandy (GSD mix)
Volume:
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby

Pitch:
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing

Frequency:
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive


Nova (Labrador Retriever)
Volume:
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby

Pitch:
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low

Frequency:
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door


Luka (Labrador Retriever)
Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to

Pitch:
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep

Frequency:
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door


Buck (Labrador Retriever)
Volume:
2 - Quiet: Civilised - "I'm going to bark now but you lot can keep talking"

Pitch:
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep

Frequency:
1 - Rarely (or never): "I am possibly another species disguised as a canine"

britishbandit
10-02-2006, 10:36 AM
PJ and Tysa are both:

Very Loud
Bass (very deep)
but only:
Rarely/Occasionally.

Char_06
10-02-2006, 10:58 AM
Milo..

Volume : 4
Pitch: 5
Frequency: 3
When he barks..its painfull lol!


Shady...

Volume: 5 (ive heard her 2 blocks away in my garden when ive gone out:rolleyes:)
Pitch: 1
Frequency: 3

GSDlover_4ever
10-02-2006, 11:52 AM
Caza- Volume 3-4
Pitch 1
Frequency 1-2 (he's not a big barker, he's more of an observer)

Neeko- Volume 5
Pitch 2
Frequency 4 (he barks at every sound)

Hondo- Volume 3-4
Pitch 3-4 (he still has an akward bark, but its getting deeper)
Frequency- depends on whats happening. If I am doing a restrainted
recall and I am running and he is being held, he starts barking. And he barks when he hears the other dogs. Its more of a "monkey see, monkey do". He doesnt understand WHY they are barking just copies them.

Joe- Volume 4-5
Pitch 4-5
Frequency 3-4

Caren+Bailey
10-02-2006, 12:04 PM
Volume:
5 - Very Loud: Can be heard in neighbouring countries
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby Tick
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to
2 - Quiet: Civilised - "I'm going to bark now but you lot can keep talking"
1 - Barely audible: "I am Dog; hear me roar" (not).

Pitch:
5 - Soprano: Very high, piercing yap
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep
1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep Tick

Frequency:
5 - All the *#$%^! time: If you're not going to shoot it, then please shoot me
4 - Too often: The neighbours are getting annoyed and so am I
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive Tick
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door
1 - Rarely (or never): "I am possibly another species disguised as a canine"

Thanks!!

D.

All other STB that i know have quite a high pitched bark.....so Baileys seems really low.

MyIrishWolfie
10-02-2006, 12:11 PM
Binn's a

Volume- 3
Pitch-3
Frequency- 3

Stella's a

Volume- 3
Pitch- 2
Frequency- 1

BostonBanker
10-02-2006, 02:34 PM
Medley (Bedlington Terrier)

Volume - 3
Pitch - 3.5
Frequency - 4

Meg (Mountain Cur)

Volume - 3
Pitch - 3, with occasional hound-y undertones of 5
Frequency - 1.5

~Dixie's_Mom~
10-02-2006, 03:03 PM
Volume:
5 - Very Loud: Can be heard in neighbouring countries
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to
2 - Quiet: Civilised - "I'm going to bark now but you lot can keep talking"
1 - Barely audible: "I am Dog; hear me roar" (not).

Pitch:
5 - Soprano: Very high, piercing yap
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep
1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep

Frequency:
5 - All the *#$%^! time: If you're not going to shoot it, then please shoot me
4 - Too often: The neighbours are getting annoyed and so am I
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door
1 - Rarely (or never): "I am possibly another species disguised as a canine"

Okay.

Dixie (Yorkshire Terrier)

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a28/LaurenC4/HPIM1360.jpg

Volume: Between a 3 and a 4. It's moderately annoying (esspecially at night) but doesn't really require the hands over the ears. (But the occasional Pillow over the head doesn't hurt :D)

Pitch: Between a 3 & 4 again. She actually has a suprisingly deep voice for a Yorkie, but it's still a little Yappy, esspecially when she's Excited.

Frequency: 3 She barks for no apparent reason, but its not too annoying to be in the 4 catagory, but like I said, at night, I actually tell myself that I hate dogs (which I know I don't). So it's pretty bad. She is VERY protective of me, and if she hears ANYTHING she jumps up, and runs to my bedroom door, and starts barking(pretty ferociously). If someone opens my door, she barks and growls (showing her teeth) until she sees it's a family member, and then she starts wagging her tail (100 x a minute) :rolleyes: (what a psyco) and starts bouncing up and down like a pogo stick. Also at night, I keep a night light on to read too, and I often fall asleep (book in my hands) and forget to turn it off (we live WAY out in the boonies, so its REALLY dark with no streetlights, etc.) so when the dogs are walking around on my bed, they'll see their own shadows on the wall and start barking...o_0 so I usually get really mad, and say "NO" and turn off the light. lol! (I'm really grumpy at night).

Overall, she's pretty barky, and I tend to get fairly upset with her barking. But who could stay mad at this face?

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a28/LaurenC4/HPIM1226.jpg

PixieSticksandTricks
10-02-2006, 03:16 PM
Maggie May ( female Cocker Spaniel)

3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to


3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low


1 - Rarely (or never): "I am possibly another species disguised as a canine"

Tucker (male Cocker Spaniel)


3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to



3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low


3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive

Dozer (Rottweiler/Dobe)

4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby

1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep

2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door

cowgurl6254
10-02-2006, 04:32 PM
Andy- Sheltie

Volume: 4 LOUD
Pitch: 4 Not as yippy as some shelties, but it's up there for sure
Frequency: 4

Well, at least he's consistent :cool:

frenchboxer
10-03-2006, 01:40 AM
Phoebe, French Bulldog

3
3
1 :)

poodlelover23
10-03-2006, 11:53 AM
Cinnamon (poodle)

volume
4

pitch:
4


frequency:
3

Toller_08
10-03-2006, 07:02 PM
Tango(Toller/Border Collie mix):

Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to


Pitch:
5[/B] - Soprano: Very high, piercing yap
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
*The fifth one is her surpised/fear bark, the third is her regular warning bark*


Frequency:
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive
*She's a fear barker, so she has a tendency to bark somewhat often but it isn't excessive*

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Winston: (Doberman)

Volume:
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to
*Fourth is his "I mean business" bark, the third is his regular warning bark that he uses most often*

Pitch:
1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep

Frequency:
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive
*He think he's barking for good reason, but we don't*

--------------------------------

Morgan: (Rottweiler)

Volume:
2 - Quiet: Civilised - "I'm going to bark now but you lot can keep talking"
1 - Barely audible: "I am Dog; hear me roar" (not).
*Numer two is her f'ear' bark (It's actually not really fear, just a moment of uncertainty), number one is her "I better bark a bit since everyone else is" bark.

Pitch:
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
*When she decides to bark it's this. Normally though she just 'snuffles'..I don't really know how to describe it, it's very quiet and snuffly sounding...lol*


Frequency:
1 - Rarely (or never): "I am possibly another species disguised as a canine"

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Tia: (Miniature Dachshund)

Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to


Pitch:
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing

Frequency:
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door

dr2little
10-03-2006, 07:08 PM
Sophie - Volume - 5 Pitch - 1 Frequence - 2:yikes:

Amos - 4 5 3

Lola - 4 5 3

Tia - 2 4 3

Tinker - only barks rarely during play and you can hardly hear it.;)

Mordy
10-03-2006, 07:37 PM
Quigley (Terrier mix)
Volume: mostly 3, but in the car often 4
Pitch: 3, his bark "sounds bigger" than he is
Frequency: 3, he's a good watchdog but has self control

elegy
10-03-2006, 08:06 PM
luce: doesn't bark. prefers to scream. it is the most unearthly, horrific noise.
we'll go with a 4-4-2 for her.

mushroom: 3-2-3. he's more barky but less dramatic.

Delisay
10-03-2006, 08:09 PM
(Dr2little, what breeds are Sophie, Amos, Lola, Tia and Tinker? You've sure got your hands full..!)

dr2little
10-03-2006, 08:14 PM
(Dr2little, what breeds are Sophie, Amos, Lola, Tia and Tinker? You've sure got your hands full..!)

Not really..;) Sophie is a Labradoodle, Amos and Lola are Brussels Griffons and Tia and Tinker are Chihuahuas. Honesly, my "collection" happened pretty gradually and I find them to be no trouble at all....unless of course someone is sick or needing to rest post surgery, then they're like having 5 toddlers.:lol-sign:

colliewog
10-03-2006, 08:16 PM
All of the Collies have a similar bark ...

Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to

Pitch:
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low

Frequency:
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive

puppyluv2004
10-03-2006, 08:23 PM
*Sisco - Shih Tzu*
-Volume: 4
-Pitch: Between 4 and 5
-Frequency: 3 or 4

*Hula - Mini Dachshund*
-Volume: 4
-Pitch: Definitely 5
-Frequency: 3

mamasobuco
10-03-2006, 08:41 PM
Hello...

What kinds of barks do the dog breeds you've owned (or know well) have?? I have devised a special scale... E.g. My old GSD was a 3-4 for Volume, 2 for Pitch and 2 for Frequency:

Volume:
5 - Very Loud: Can be heard in neighbouring countries
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to
2 - Quiet: Civilised - "I'm going to bark now but you lot can keep talking"
1 - Barely audible: "I am Dog; hear me roar" (not).

Pitch:
5 - Soprano: Very high, piercing yap
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep
1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep

Frequency:
5 - All the *#$%^! time: If you're not going to shoot it, then please shoot me
4 - Too often: The neighbours are getting annoyed and so am I
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door
1 - Rarely (or never): "I am possibly another species disguised as a canine"

Thanks!!

D.
Sophie (Pom/Chi)
Volume 4
Pitch 4
Frequency 2
borderline typical little dog

Buddy (beagle/dalmation/?/?)
Volume 4
Pitch 2
Frequency 2
sounds mostly like a beagle

Corky (basenji)
Volume 0
Pitch 0
Freqency 0
There are canines that simply can't bark. Namely basenjis and wolves.

Brattina88
10-03-2006, 08:47 PM
Missy German Shepherd Dog
Volume - 4
Pitch - 3
Frequency - 2

Maddie American Cocker Spaniel
Volume - 3
Pitch - 2
Frequency - 2

Charlie Welsh Corgi
Volume - 2
Pitch - 1
Frequency - 2

DanL
10-04-2006, 10:23 AM
Gunnar (male GSD)
Volume- 4- he literally shakes the floor when he uses his deep bark.
Pitch 1-2 unless in prey drive, then up to a 4 or even a 5
Frequency- 2

With him it really depends on the situation. His bark can go from very deep (warning/yard patrol) to very high (excited/prey drive)


Bruzer (male pug)
Volume 3, he's not too bad
Pitch 4 not yappy but higher pitched.
Frequency 3. He barks at everything but he's not overboard about it. You can get him to shut up.

Midnite (female GSD/Golden mix)
Volume 3
Pitch 4-5 yikes, she hurts your ears inside.
Frequency 3 she will bark and bark at stuff outside. Not so much indoors though which is good.

As Midnite has aged her bark has become very high pitched and piercing, but luckily it's not super loud. She barks a fair amount.

Melissa_W
10-05-2006, 10:31 AM
Volume
3 Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to.

Pitch
3-4 Depending on the situation.

Frequency
3 Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive.

Amalthea
10-05-2006, 11:56 AM
For Moro (wolf hybrid):
Volume: 4
Pitch: 2
Frequency: 1

For Midas (yellow lab puppy):
Volume: 3
Pitch: 3
Frequency: 1 -- unless there's a mirror around. Usually he's quiet as a mouse. He doesn't bark at other dogs, cats, or people. But show him a mirror, he'll start barking as if it's his evil doppleganger that he has to yap into submission ;)

Renee750il
10-05-2006, 12:34 PM
Hello...

What kinds of barks do the dog breeds you've owned (or know well) have?? I have devised a special scale... E.g. My old GSD was a 3-4 for Volume, 2 for Pitch and 2 for Frequency:

Volume:
5 - Very Loud: Can be heard in neighbouring countries
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to
2 - Quiet: Civilised - "I'm going to bark now but you lot can keep talking"
1 - Barely audible: "I am Dog; hear me roar" (not).

Pitch:
5 - Soprano: Very high, piercing yap
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep
1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep

Frequency:
5 - All the *#$%^! time: If you're not going to shoot it, then please shoot me
4 - Too often: The neighbours are getting annoyed and so am I
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door
1 - Rarely (or never): "I am possibly another species disguised as a canine"

Thanks!!

D.

Shiva and Kharma (Filas): Volume - 5+; Pitch - 2; Frequency - 2, they only bark when they are feeling magnanimous and are willing to warn whatever they're after.

Bimmer(GSD/wolf): Volume - 5+; Pitch - 1; Frequency - 2, when there's not an opportunity for ambush, lol!

darkchild16
10-05-2006, 12:52 PM
Walker is
Volume- 3
Pitch-3-2 depends on the situation(hes a hound)
Frequency-2

Booger
Volume-3
Pitch-3
Frequency-3-4 she barks at EVERY noise since we live in the country

Tytus
Volume-3-4 depends on the type of bark.
Pitch-3 protective 4 playful
Frequency-2 in the house 3 when people go outside or when hes playing and he cant get to walker

Amalthea
10-05-2006, 12:53 PM
Shiva and Kharma (Filas): Volume - 5+; Pitch - 2; Frequency - 2, they only bark when they are feeling magnanimous and are willing to warn whatever they're after.

Bimmer(GSD/wolf): Volume - 5+; Pitch - 1; Frequency - 2, when there's not an opportunity for ambush, lol!

I love the names Shiva and Kharma very cool :) What are Filas?
And yay -- another wolfdog mix owner!!

~Jessie~
10-05-2006, 07:31 PM
Rylie- Chihuahua:
Volume: 3
Pitch: 4
Frequency: 3

Madison- Chihuahua
Volume: 3
Pitch: 3
Frequency: 2

Chloe: Chihuahua
Volume: 3
Pitch: 3
Frequency: 4

jess2416
10-05-2006, 07:39 PM
Chloe: GSD Mix

Volume
4 - Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby


Pitch:
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep
Her bark is pretty deep (for a girl :p;))

Frequency:
Only if something is in the yard that doesnt belong there

SummerRiot
10-05-2006, 07:56 PM
Well.. Jada would be;
Volume: ; 5 - Very Loud: Can be heard in neighbouring countries - This is true.. I've been out walking Riot around the neighbourhood and I could hear Jada barking clearly!
Pitch:; 5 - Soprano: Very high, piercing yap
Frequency:; 4 - Too often: The neighbours are getting annoyed and so am I

Crosbie would be;
Volume: ; 4 [/B]- Loud: Hands over ears required if standing nearby
Pitch:; 3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low
Frequency: 3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive


Riot would be;
Volume: ;3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to
Pitch:; 1 - Bass: Masculine, very deep
Frequency: 2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door

LabBreeder
10-06-2006, 12:30 AM
Gunner is a 2 on all accounts. He doesn't really bark so much as "woof". He only does it when 1. strangers are near or 2. he see's you coming and you've been gone awhile.

Tira is probably a 2 on all as well. Well, a 1 on frequency. She rarely barks unless she's very excited (people food coming, but coming to slow :) ).

FoxyWench
10-08-2006, 05:22 PM
Dodger: the 3lb male...thinks hes 300lbs, hes a 3, 4, 2
Vixie my 5 lb female is 3, 3, 1, she only barks if dodgers realy worked up and she thinks he has good reason, or shes yelling at charlie for getting too close to the puppies...

they have BIG and DEEP barks for such tiny dogs! and my chis are certainly not yappy, i had a frined come over and they thought vixie and dodger had to be much larger because of their big barks, she said she expected to see spaniels...

Roxy's CD
10-08-2006, 05:33 PM
Roxy:
Volume:5+ EXTREMELY LOUD- She has a loud howly type of bark, that she uses when people walking on the street aren't responding to her angry, sharp, blunt barks and continue to walk in front of our house :rolleyes:

Pitch: 3 Is not very high, but it's loud, so it does kind of pierce your whole body. Her growls are very low, but also very loud, and can be felt through the floor all through your body.

Frequence: 5 ALL THE BEEPIN' TIME... I don't think you understand, I'll give you just a few examples of how it goes:

-squirrel/cat/leaf/skunk/racoon in the yard
-someone walks by IN HER VIEW (so 500yards down the road, in front of the house whatever, if she can SEE them, she barks)
-car goes by the house
-house creaks
-the wind blows, rain hits the roof, she hears a car door shut in Newfoundland.... AHHHH!

And, she is a "heart attack giver".

Definition- A dog that can be sleeping quietly by the fire, and out of nowhere goes into a frenzy of barking and growling. You believe someone is trying to break in and you have a heart attack. Therefore the term "heart attack giver". :)

Hades:
Volume 4-5: Depends, his howl is a 5+ which he uses if something startles him. His normal playful bark though is about a 4

Pitch 5+- The little devil has the most piercing bark.

Frequence- During play CONSTANTLY. THe darn dog thinks that play means bark incessantly. And the frequency during play combined with the pitch. KILL ME NOW!! Other than play, it's not to offen. If Roxy freaks him out with her constant barking he may huff and let out a small bark.

Lizmo
10-08-2006, 07:03 PM
Lizzie - Border Collie Mix


Volume: 3 - Mid-range: Her bark is not that bad and you can stand next to her and not go deaf!!!

Pitch:4 - Alto: and 2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep With Lizzie it depends on what she is barking at....:p


2 - Occasionally: She really never barks but at certain thing she could go at for DAYZ!!!!!! :p

Momof2Pups
10-08-2006, 07:34 PM
Millie- Border Collie/Lab mix
Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to


Pitch:
3 - Tenor: Mid-range / neither high nor low


Frequency:
2 - Occasionally: Only when there's good reason, like visitors at the door



Lucy- Chihuahua/terrier mix

Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to

Pitch:
4 - Alto: High and a little yappy, but not too piercing


Frequency:
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive.

She's good when people are coming over and driving by but barks at lamps that have been there longer than she has! :confused: :p

4WheelVFR
10-11-2006, 05:03 PM
Una is 10 months old and I've never heard him bark. He has a pretty cool howl though.

bittervanityx
10-11-2006, 08:07 PM
Volume:
3 - Mid-range: Certainly audible but not uncomfortable to stand next to


Pitch:
2 - Baritone: Mellow, deep

Frequency:
3 - Fairly often: Doesn't need much of an excuse, but not too excessive

mlee
10-18-2006, 11:51 AM
Peyton's a 3-4-2. only barks when playing mostly, but at four months i'm not sure that he's completely come into his bark yet. Although, we've discovered that even though he's half beagle, he's all terrier bark and no beagle howl!

planet molosser
10-18-2006, 12:41 PM
Well my males have deep barks Coz - Teddy - Bear & Tank
Bear does not like to be confined so he will whine bark.

I dont get up unless a male is barking .

Females well they dont SHUT up .
The females also talk to you for fun.
But they bark more at nite more alert than males.
And I have one screamer...

Here is a audio of my old girl Tasha you barely here the males once i tell them who is here the girls are going nuts this is also how i cue them to know friend is going to come in.

http://www.casdog.com/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/4228/cat/662

#1 reason NOT to own a Central Asian Shepherd is the nite noise .
I use air cleaners and fans to lower it a few tones for the females the males are just much easier on the ears...