New Guinea Singing Dogs: The Singers

If you love music :), singing dog is just perfect for you; get a New Guinea Singing dog. This rare canine was once found in New Guinea, they are also called the New Guinea Dingo. They are naturally good with people and less aggressive compare to other breeds. New Guinea Singing dogs are highly intelligent and they are very loyal with their pack leader. If you are introverted person (but not necessarily mean capable of harming), then New Guinea singing dogs will meet your standards. Of course, there are numbers of factors you have to consider in adopting a new dog into your home, try to facilitate your wants with a more realistic reassurance.

New Guinea Singing Dogs with Melodious Howl

They have earned their name as singing dogs because they have a unique and pleasing tune howling. New Guinea Singing Dogs hound and howls is described as intense increase in pitch in the beginning and ended at a very high frequency. Truly unique, they are the only breeds who have the ability to do it. New Guinea Singing Dogs howling is very much different from that of Australian Dingoes, grey wolves and the coyotes.

New Guinea Singing Dogs: One Tone Blends with the Next

When one New Guinea Singing dog starts howling, others will join in shortly. They have abilities to synchronize the tunes and melody of the howl. Amazingly, New Guinea Singing dogs have a classifiable “song” that makes them apart form any other breeds or any other animal.

Temperaments:

·         Although they are commonly timid, they are agile breeds and with proper training they can get a long well with people and other animals around

·         Keen senses

·         Highly active and alert

·         Strong attachment to their masters (dog-owner), that could lead to separation anxieties

·         Bark less dogs but they love to yelps and whine

·         They love to explore

·         Highly intelligent

·         Distinct howling ability

·         They have great hunting ability

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