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05-06-2008, 04:41 AM
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DOGS...singing?
No, no youtube links here.
I've never seen "little" dogs do this, I guess they may...I've largely had shepherds and larger "mutts" throughout my life. I don't mean that screaming howl, but this kind of sound they make, like they're making a long, singing note? They sometimes try to match the pitch/tone of a sound, eg, my old german shepherd/cattledog cross would (I don't know how or why this started) would follow a whistle with it. But seriously, it's like they're really getting into belting out a tune, their eyes all closed 'n shit? Does anyone know what I'm talking about here? It's kind of, even, a "nice" sound? Why? Is it...that they like to sing? My first theory is that MAYBE they try to match the pitch to cancel out a sound that's bothering them? But then, my dog would do it after I whistled...hmmm...maybe not then Could be why they howl though? Ideas?
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maybe they hear a siren you cant.
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05-06-2008, 10:22 AM
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Maybe they are just fucking with you.
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05-06-2008, 11:59 AM
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My dog used to sing like a humpback in the middle of the night. Then, when I caught him doing it, he gave me a "what are you lookin' at?" look.
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05-06-2008, 03:23 PM
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My dog, it was like he was yknow, doing one long note, then sometimes one or two more, always a different tone from the first one - kinda like someone warming up their vocals?
I mean, he seemed to like doing it...
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