Australian Shepherds have a bark with varied pitch, changing tones to communicate different emotions.
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Their barks are often high-frequency, making them easily noticeable and effective for alerting.
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Barking is part of their herding instinct, helping to control livestock and communicate with their handlers.
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They can mix barking with howling, creating a distinctive sound that's unique to the breed.
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Australian Shepherds often bark rapidly in short bursts, especially when excited or alerting.
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They use barks to communicate with humans, expressing needs, desires, and alerts.
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They can control the volume of their barks, adjusting loudness based on the situation.
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Their barks are expressive, conveying a wide range of emotions from joy to concern.
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