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What is the only dog cannot bark?
A Basenji hound
What can a wolf not do that a dog can apart from sleeping indoors?
Wolves cannot bark. They can howl, they can whine or growl, but they cannot bark as a domestic dog does. Wolves can, in fact, sleep indoors.
Can a dog bark with a bone in his or her mouth?
Yes. A dog can bark with a bone in it's mouth. Because the mouth is already open, it just has to work the vocal chords.
The African wolf dog known as basenji is the only breed of dog which cannot ....... what?
The basenji is the only dog that can not bark.
Name the dog which does not bark?
there is no dog that can't bark...al. dogs have to bark top get attention or to alert you. There are several: Akitas and malamutes don't really bark, they yowl. Beagles hoot. Dingos cry. Coyotes yelp and cackle. There is one dog that cannot bark, it is the baenji, it is because its voicebox is too shallow.
What is the the short possessive form for the bark of the dog?
The possessive form for the bark of the dog is the dog's bark.
How do you knock out the crocodiles in The Dog Island for Wii?
You cannot knock them out. But, There is one way! Bark!
What is the name of Australian wild dog who can not bark?
The Basenji breed of dog does not bark. They are the only dog breed that doesn't bark.
Do dog bark at hedgehogs?
Unless trained to do otherwise, dogs will usually bark at wild animals. This occurs when they cannot get physically close enough to examine it, or when they confront it.
How does the bark of an Alaskan dog sound?
Bark!! Bark!!
What is an homograph for the word bark?
bark = the rough covering on a tree bark = the sound a dog makes
What dog breed doesn't bark a lot?
The only dog that cant is an African dingo.There is another dog that cannot bark and that is Basenji Hound. However, the Basenji dog does scream. They also howl, cry, growl, and yodel. They definitely DO have a voice.Get huskies. They are one of the only type of dogs who do not bark, with the added advantages of awesome looks.
