Do you Know your Dog's bark and How it Sounds?

One Man'S Dream: Do you know your dog's bark? Does every owner know their dog's bark and how it sounds?
I took my dog to the dog park yesterday and there was another dog there who looked exactly like him and the bark was 100% the same. They were running around playing with other dogs and without their collars, they were pretty unrecognizable as which dog is who's. When it was time to go, I and the other owner were confused because we didn't know which dog was his or which was mine. Then the other dog bit my dog and they both let out a bark, although it was the same, I knew exactly which one was mine. I know its a weird story but it's true and it was kinda funny.

Barking Yorkie dog in the park

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Answers and Views:

Answer by Holly
It would depend on the owner and how well they know/observe their dog.

If my dogs are outside, I'm inside, and one of them is barking, I always know which dog it is. So yeah, I recognize their barks.

The thing with you at the dog park was more likely subconsciously reading your dogs' body language. Everyone and every dog moves and holds themselves differently. This is probably what you recognized.

Answer by Chi Addict Happy Birthday Scooby 3 Years Old
When my dogs do bark, which believe it or not is not really that often or any more than any other dog barks, I know exactly what each of my dogs sounds like when they bark, which one of my dogs is the one who is barking and what they are barking at.

Answer by AgilityDawgMa
Oh yes. I can always tell my dog's barks.

A funny talking dog video

Answer by kristendw78
Not only do I know my own dog's barks, but I can also tell several of the neighborhood dogs barking. My one dog has a few different barks that I can tell the difference between a playful bark, a hey I heard something bark, and I'm a big tough bark and I don't like that/you bark(which I've rarely heard).

Answer by poggle
Those two dogs may have been litter mates if they were that similar! There was a local dog that sounded exactly like mine - but when he was younger. How odd is that. It made me realise the way my dog sounded changed when he got older.

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