1. Your dog is reacting to something they hear Many dogs howl when they become stimulated by high-pitched sounds, like sirens or alarms. Your dog may also howl at music, says Rebecca Greenstein ...

To a dog’s sensitive ears, sirens might mimic the sound of another dog howling. This could explain why your pup feels compelled to “answer” the sound. Pretty cute, if a little annoying at times.

Watching a puppy learn about the world can make anyone smile, but some dogs' unique experiences are truly one-of-a-kind.

A dog trainer has taken to social media to share the 'only tip you need' to stop your pet from pulling on the lead - and ...

A dog trainer has taken to social media to share the different types of barks your dog makes and what they mean.

A dog trainer from K9 University Dog Training ... into a bigger reaction like barking or lunging." The final sound to be aware of is howling, which the trainer says is usually a sign of separation ...

Basenjis actually make howling sounds that are similar to yodels. Matt Beisner, a dog behaviorist with nearly two decades of training experience, says there are certainly breeds that are ...

Not every day you see a pup with an ear for music, let alone a knack for hitting the right notes. However, a video posted by ...