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Sometimes a dog howls when music is played or sung. Many people think of a dog’s howl as a canine attempt to make music.

Howling is a form of communication that can indicate loneliness in an isolated dog, but typically serves other social functions. Dogs howl to assemble the ‘pack’ and also to reinforce the identity of the group.

The dog’s howl has a sonorous, mournful sound to the human ear. However, canines participating in group howling seem to like it.

Scientific analyses suggest that canines have a sense of pitch. Each dog will change its tone when others join the chorus. No dog wants to end up on the same note as any other in the choir. This is why a dog howls along with a group of singing humans is instantaneously noticeable. The dog is deliberately not in the same register as the other voices, and seems to revel in the discordant sound he creates.

The kind of human music that most often induces dogs to howl are: (i) produced on wind instruments: such as clarinets or saxophones, (ii) a long note on the violin, or (iii) even by a human holding a long note while singing. Perhaps these sound like proper howls to the dog and he feels the need to answer and join the chorus.

Video taken from YouTube: https://youtu.be/PGfDd1-pQ1Q

A dog joins the congregation to sing praise to the Lord during a Sunday Church service.

https://youtu.be/PGfDd1-pQ1Q



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Source: https://youtu.be/PGfDd1-pQ1Q

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