Yep.

Yeah, I'm looking at you Miss Tal. Of course when we say "bark" we really mean an un-earthly howl/shriek, which puts you in mind of a dog getting a declaw (something we don't do on dogs, we save that torture for cats only) with out anesthesia, sedation or local.  A slight exaggeration of course.

In other words, if you aren't expecting it, you might find yourself changing clothes.

She doesn't bark much, but when she does, I do get a bit concerned. For instance, the other day she was in her crate, the lights were out, I was preparing to go to bed when she sharks (Shrieks-Howls-Barks just go with it, ok?) from the other room. I about lost my wig.

Dude!! NOT COOL Ok? What gives?! 

Even the dachshunds were startled, and of course start barking just because.

To this very moment I have no clue what she heard .... or saw .... dun-dun-duuuuuuuun.