A Dog Who Speaks His Own Language
Dexter doesn't bark — he 'woos.' Whether he's excited, playing, or asking for cheese, this joyful pup has his own adorable way of talking.
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Shortly after bringing Dexter home, they noticed something unusual — instead of barking, he makes a soft “woo” sound whenever he’s excited. He woos for toys, after walks, and especially when cheese appears. There’s even a special frustrated woo when a toy gets stuck under the sofa. It’s his own little language — and the happiest soundtrack to their days.
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