Dogs bark at strangers.

Meaning: This describes how dogs make a distinct sound called barking, typically when they encounter strangers or unfamiliar people.

Choice of Words: Dogs make a distinct sound called barking, often as a way of alerting or warning others. The word "bark" describes this vocalization, while "strangers" refers to people who are unfamiliar or unknown to the dog.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Dogs bark loudly at strangers.
• Small dogs always bark loudly at strangers.
• Strangers smiled at strangers, bridging gaps and building bridges.
• Dogs barked at the strangers walking by.
• Dogs bark.
• Dogs bark to communicate.
• Dogs bark loudly at night.
• Dogs bark to warn others.
• Dogs bark to protect their territory.
• Dogs bark to communicate with humans.