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Howl-barking
A continuous barking that at times resembles howling;
the commissures are pushed forward, while the profile
along the back is often that of rearing (head up, hind
legs lowered).
(Capra, 2011)
This Border Collie puppy is frightened
by the camera lens and has reacted by exhibiting
howl-barking.
During a Mondioring exercise, this Boxer
exhibits howl-barking towards the 'decoy' assistant.
The Terrier mix is exhibiting howl-barking toward the
photographer.
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This female German Shepherd mix is exhibiting ears back,
paw raised and alert barking towards a stranger. When
the person approaches, the bitch exhibits howl-barking,
rears up, and finally returns to her owner's side.
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This mixed breed is exhibiting fear behaviours, with
tail lowered and ears back, running with a hunched back
and displaying hackles raised. The dog is showing alarm,
sniffing the air and barking, then approaching and
sniffing at a toy on the ground. The dog shows alarm
towards the strangers outside the fenced area, raises
his tail and howl-barks,
approaching the fence, then moves back toward the toy.
high
pitched barking < > howling
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