Each animal makes its own specific sounds for communication. Dogs, for example, bark. With their barks, they communicate something to another animal or to their owner.
Dogs can not only bark, but also growl, howl, whine, etc. But the main means of communication among dogs is barking. Dogs usually bark when they see a stranger, another dog, or a subject that the dog "thinks" looks suspicious. By the height of the bark, you can determine the emotional mood of the dog. The lower the sound, the more aggressive the dog is, and the higher the sound, the more fearful. However, dogs do not bark only when they see danger. By barking, they convey their joy, trying to attract the attention of the owner. By the timbre of the barking, the dog can determine what size the barking dog is. If the animals are familiar, they can know each other's voice and distinguish it in the general din. The pet also barks when he knows that a pleasant event awaits him, for example, a walk. The dog-leader calls his "subordinates" to him with a bark. Dogs bark while hunting, they are tense and bark automatically, not realizing it. If the animal is in the house, and there is no apparent reason for barking, then the pet feels uncomfortable. He demands something, but does not get what he wants. Dogs also bark from loneliness. These animals live in flocks in their natural environment, and the owner's family is perceived as their flock. If there is no one at home from the "pack", the dog tries to cheer itself up by barking. The barking of the dog in danger does not mean readiness to attack. A dog's barking is a consequence of the stress of difficult choices. On the one hand, the dog wants to attack the enemy, on the other hand, he wants to run away. But he does neither one nor the other because he needs to protect the owner. The animal does not know what to do best and starts barking. This is the most common reason for dogs barking. Owners of dogs should understand that their pet barks in the house for a reason, it requires something. Perhaps the animal wants to eat, he needs to go for a walk, or vice versa - home, the dog wants to play, or she heard a guest outside the door. There are many reasons for barking in dogs, but if the elementary requirements of the animal are timely fulfilled, it will make loud sounds much less often.
