Basenjis rarely bark traditionally, but they do vocalize and communicate in other ways.
The baroo is a yodel-like vocalization often associated with Basenjis.
They are often quieter than many breeds, but individual variation exists and boredom can increase vocal behavior.
Short video example of the unique sound often associated with Basenjis:
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Rarely, and usually not like a typical bark. Some may make short bark-like sounds in certain situations.
Often quieter than many breeds, but they can vocalize when excited or under-stimulated.
Their vocal behavior is linked to breed traits and anatomy, producing yodel-like tones rather than frequent barking.