Noncence
Not good at all I used it in my dog outside and she barked it said the bark to go outside how does that make since
Review
A life of a developer was always hard but keep going with it. Good luck!

Analyze and classify your dog's barks into six distinct categories, helping you understand their vocalizations. While not a direct translator, this app offers insights into potential reasons for barking, such as hunger or anxiety. It's designed for informational purposes to aid owners in interpreting their pet's sounds.
1.7
July 18, 2022
- Now providing advices regarding recorded barks
Dog Barks Classifier records and analyzes your dog's barks, classifying them into six categories like 'Angry/Defending', 'Asking for attention', and 'Separation Anxiety'. It aims to help owners understand the potential reasons behind their dog's vocalizations.
No, Dog Barks Classifier is not a translator. It classifies barks into categories to provide insights into potential reasons, but it cannot translate specific words or complex emotions. For definitive understanding, consulting a specialist is recommended.
The app is based on over a hundred dog barking sounds and is designed for informational purposes. It is not a definitive diagnostic tool. The current rating is 3.0 stars from 6 ratings, suggesting mixed user experiences with its accuracy.
No, Dog Barks Classifier does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any in-app purchases or ads, offering an uninterrupted user experience.
Dog Barks Classifier is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work across these Apple platforms.
The app was last updated on July 18, 2022, with version 1.7. The developer has stated that the app will continue to be updated to improve its functionalities.
Dog Barks Classifier has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged 4 and above, with no mature content.
Dog Barks Classifier categorizes barks into six types: Angry / Defending, Asking for attention, Asking to go outside, Defending territory, Hungry, and Separation Anxiety.