We realise it’s a beauty salon for the canine variety but that’s still not what a dog says auf Deutsch—der Hund bellt oder macht wau wau, onomatopoetically.
Incidentally, most German animals have different though outstanding accurate cries: the goat goes meck meck (like a cat lapping up something), the dove ruckediku-ruckeddiku, and the duck goes nag nag. The last call is apparently more prominent in former East Germany as opposed to ducks going quak in the West—maybe due to a television programme, but nothing on whether dogs (this shop being just over the border) spoke differently.
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