All pet owners know that their pet has their own personality. People who don’t have pets don’t seem to understand that every animal has something that makes them unique, but you know that.
I was raising two Shetland Sheepdogs. They had similar temperaments for that variety, but no further difference. One dog loved meeting new people and the other was happy just to say hello to his mother. If you have sung around your dog, you may find that some dogs like to join. They also try to sing!
According to Psychology today, dogs actually have a taste for music, and even a sense of pitch. Therefore, hearing a flock of wolves and dogs howling does not end with the same sound.
However, dogs participating in group howling seem to like it. So it feels like a group of howling dogs and wolves are attending an instant dog jam session like a dog. Take a look at
Siberian Husky Bowser! He enjoys bathing so much that he can only express his joy by singing. Bowser is a husky, so it makes sense to sing very well! The breed is made to resemble a wolf.
The Siberian Husky keeps its head high and has a straight body with a bushy tail. The coat is quite thick, but the coat is close to the body and comes in a variety of colors. Male Huskies average 21 to 23.5 inches in height and 45 to 60 pounds. Females are a bit smaller at 20 to 22 inches and 35 to 50 pounds. Huskies weigh about half the amount that wolves do, but are very similar in build. Maybe Bowser thought he was calling out to his wolf brothers?
Once the groomers started to wash Bowser, he began belting out a tune. A big smile with his face and tongue hanging from his mouth tells us how happy he is! The video of Bowser’s song is round on the internet. When shared on the popular GirlPosts Twitter account, it exploded immediately.
This video has been rated over 10,000 times since it was shared in early January. Everyone loves Bowser’s beautiful voice! Share this adorable singing husky with your friends and family on Facebook today.