Kennel noise is a term used to describe the various sounds that dogs make when they are in a kennel or other confined area. The most common noises associated with kennel noise are barking (7 letters), ARF (3 letters), GROWL (5 letters), yipping (7 letters), YELP (4 letters), and YAPS (4 letters). Barking is a loud, deep sound that dogs make to express excitement or alertness. ARF is a short, sharp bark that is usually used to get attention. Growling is a low, rumbling sound that dogs make when they are feeling threatened or aggressive. Yipping is a high-pitched, excited bark that dogs make when they are playing or excited. Yelping is a short, sharp sound that dogs make when they are in pain or scared. Finally, yapping is a short, repetitive bark that dogs make when they are trying to get attention.