狗语学习（Dog language learning）.docVIP

狗语学习（Dog language learning） The communication signals gathered here are incomplete, because many of them are not yet clear. The table is organized according to the types of signals, including voice signal (barking, whining, roaring into sobs) and visual signals (divided into eye signal, yawning, facial expression etc.. In many cases, a signal must match with other signals before it can be accurately judged. I translate these signals into everyday human language, which makes them more meaningful, but in many cases it makes sense to use other sentences. The context and emotion column can complement other meanings, indicating emotions or events that trigger this signal. In addition, I provide general principles in each section. These signals, if slightly adjusted, can become more aggressive or soothing, or represent more exciting emotions. These dog languages are signals that human beings can understand. As for the human language that dogs understand, they vary according to the experience of each dog. Therefore, I hope this dog language list will help you understand your dog better. Sound signals translating adult situations and emotions Bark Continuous, rapid barking, three or four voices, a pause in the middle (pitched tone), everybody, I think theres something that might need to be looked at.. A cry of alertness, in which interest means more than warning. Bark (medium pitched) in haste; call companions! Someone has come into our territory.. We may need to take immediate action. A basic warning sound. Dogs are alert, but less anxious. Caused by a strangers approach or unexpected occurrence. Longer than the interrupted calls. Constant barking (but at a slower rate and lower pitch) the uninvited guest (or danger) has been very near. Prepare for self defense.! A higher degree of vigilance and a sense of threat. A long, continuous barking, a pause between each voice. Im lonely and I need someone to keep company with me.. Is anybody there? Usually caused by loneliness or