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Dogs are always communicating. Through their voices, ears, eyes, posture, tails and tiny signals we often miss, they are constantly sharing how they feel and how they are experiencing the world. The problem isn't that dogs are unclear. It's that most of us were never taught how to read all of those signals together.
That's where VeriBark comes in: an AI-powered, educational tool that helps you observe and understand dog communication more clearly, using the videos already on your phone.


Create your dog's profile, upload a clip, then optionally provide context or ask a question.

AI looks across visible body language, movement, vocalizations, environment and the context you provide.

Receive a Verdict, Voice of Dog, practical Tips and Ethogram Insights that unpack the signals behind the interpretation.
When you upload a video, VeriBark looks for well-established audio and visual behavioral cues that have been studied, documented and taught for decades: facial expressions, posture and movement, vocalizations, and the situation the dog is in. It then compares what it sees and hears against scientific frameworks developed by veterinarians, animal behaviorists and researchers.
Learn more about the science behind VeriBark →What might take a person hours to analyze carefully, VeriBark does in seconds.
It doesn't miss subtle signals, get distracted or tire on the tenth replay.
We have agents observe the video and audio, and additional agents cross-reference the ethogram and interpret. Signals are read together, because a tail wag means different things with different ears.
Interpretations are anchored in gold-standard canine ethograms and standardized behavioral assessment models.
VeriBark doesn't just hand you a label. It explains why an interpretation was suggested, pointing out the signals it noticed and how those signals are commonly understood in canine behavior science. Over time, many people find they start recognizing these cues themselves, even without the app.
A concise summary of the system's overall interpretation of the clip.
A playful human-readable rendering of the interpretation. It is not a literal transcript of a dog's thoughts.
Practical informational suggestions based on the behavioral picture. These do not replace veterinary or professional behavior support.
A closer look at the observable signals contributing to the interpretation, designed to help users learn canine communication over time.