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So far, so good...
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Unprocessed records, still express a turbulence within, but is better quality than processed. I could still continue to upload certain files to be heard, there are clearer ones, but more distant, I don't see the point to that. [snip]
I don't usually appeal to authority, but in this case I am an authority. My initial professional work was in the study of the acoustic qualities of speech and hearing. In that capacity, I listened to, and looked at representations of, hundreds of recordings of speech. It was for this reason that I suggested to flaccon that Audacity would be a reasonably good program to use.*
After Stray Cat posted the audio files to SoundCloud, I downloaded all three and played them through Audacity, carefully inspecting the waveforms. None of the waveforms show characteristics of speech. None of them.
Furthermore, the three "dog barks" are not all the same. The first one has initial energy higher in the frequency spectrum than the other two. If these were successive barks, I would expect all of them to have much more similar frequency envelopes. They do not. They look like mechanical (i.e., non-animate) transients with slightly-sustained initial onsets. I can't pin down an identification of them; there are too many possibilties.
*There are better programs, but not freeware, and not so easy to use.