Why Do Dogs Bark

Maureen Schooley on 11/19/2009

It was/is widely thought that dogs bark for a number of reasons, such as defending the home front against intruders, or to say "come play with me", just to name two examples. This new study sheds light on an old age question "why do dogs bark?" Conflict at the core of it all.

"Dogs bark more because they are put into conflicting situations.", Kathryn Lord.

Study by Kathryn Lord and colleagues at UMass Amherst http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/07/090714210137.htm


This was posted previously - lost


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