Well, Bailey's a Sheltie 
That being said, she doesn't bark a whole lot. She doesn't bark at noises or people walking by the house or knocking at the door. She doesn't even bark at dogs barking at her. She barks in play, she barks when having zoomies or taking a Sheltie fit. She barks at me when she's excited when we're playing fetch or training excitedly. She woo woo or rooooo roooo's a lot, and she has all kinds of growly-sounds, some that sound almost like puring :rofl1:
Maddie's pretty quite too. She'll alert bark, but it's short lived. Now that she's lost her hearing she doesn't bark hardly at all. (But on that note, once she's started it's harder to get her to stop now). She has developed a very demanding bark, when she wants something. Let me out NOW, of feed me NOW, unintentionally encouraged by my brother (by giving in). But on a normal, day-to-day basis she's very very quite. Especially compared to Bailey. Maddie talks more with her eyes <3
That being said, she doesn't bark a whole lot. She doesn't bark at noises or people walking by the house or knocking at the door. She doesn't even bark at dogs barking at her. She barks in play, she barks when having zoomies or taking a Sheltie fit. She barks at me when she's excited when we're playing fetch or training excitedly. She woo woo or rooooo roooo's a lot, and she has all kinds of growly-sounds, some that sound almost like puring :rofl1:
Maddie's pretty quite too. She'll alert bark, but it's short lived. Now that she's lost her hearing she doesn't bark hardly at all. (But on that note, once she's started it's harder to get her to stop now). She has developed a very demanding bark, when she wants something. Let me out NOW, of feed me NOW, unintentionally encouraged by my brother (by giving in). But on a normal, day-to-day basis she's very very quite. Especially compared to Bailey. Maddie talks more with her eyes <3