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https://ift.tt/v4xdbq3 When a Scottish Terrier GrowlsGrowls can stand alone or be used to modify barking sounds to add a degree of threat. Below are 5 different ways a Scottie may grow and what the Scottie means by that growl: 1. Soft, low-pitched growling: "Beware!" "Back off!" This is used as a threat and usually causes the listener to move away, giving the Scottish Terrier more space. 2. Low-pitched growl-bark: This is a clear growl that leads to a bark. It means "I'm upset and I'm ready to fight!" This is a clear warning that pressing the Scottish Terrier will lead to aggression. 3. Higher midrange-pitched growl-bark: "I'm worried [or frightened], but I will defend myself." This is the threat of a less-confident Scottie who will, however, most likely fight back if pushed. 4. Undulating growl: This is a growl that goes from low midrange to high midrange with a kind of a semi-bark often added as the pitch rises. It means "I'm terrified. If you come at me, I may fight or I may run." This is the fearful-aggressive sound of a very unsure Scottish terrier. 5. Noisy growl, with teeth hidden from view: "This is a good game!" "I'm having fun!" It is usually part of the play sequence and may be tucked in between a series of stutter-barks. It usually indicates intense concentration, as in a tug-of-war or play-acting aggression. via Blogger https://ift.tt/FaJoDPE August 27, 2023 at 10:12AM |