15 Dog Breeds That Hardly Ever Bark

We have prepared a list of 15 dog breeds with almost no barking. Loud dogs do have their advantages dogs that bark loudly are great for chasing intruders-but generally, a good dog that accompanies you without a tone is ideal. This is not to say that we don't like talkative dogs with rich personality, but that dogs with barking may disrupt the deal.

1- Bernese Mountain Dog

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The Bernese Mountain Dog was originally a working dog found on a Swiss farm. Due to their flat keel, these gentle giants can now work with young families. They will hit their favorites, especially if they often get together with one person. This dog may not be the best owner of a new dog, because this dog has a lot of energy, which may make it difficult to train it for less experienced dog owners.

 If you don't like this breed of big dog, you should look at the next breed!

2- Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

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This is why Charlotte played a role in "Sex and the City." The attributes of toy varieties are suitable for urban living T: quiet, friendly and (of course) crazy cute. However, this is not only a lap dog, most people don't know how sporty this breed actually is. They like to travel long distances and run (chasing other animals), and some of them even show great hope as hunting dogs! However, this does not mean that they are energetic, it all depends on your own lifestyle, because they will adapt to this lifestyle. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is not the only small dog on this list.

3- French Bulldog

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Another happy apartment resident, the French does not need much exercise except for brisk walking. Their naughty nature is not shown, but through emotion. These dogs are very easy to train, which makes them an excellent choice for first-time dog owners. They are also basically friendly to everyone, which makes them an amazing family dog. But the French Bulldog is not the only dog ​​breed in the bulldog family that is taciturn, please see the next article!

4- English Bulldog

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The same is true for the English Bulldog! Sturdier puppies don’t drink straws too often because they are very content with sniffing on the couch. Their muscles may look intimidating, but these gentle dogs will not harm flies. Even if they are very gentle dogs, they can be trained to be excellent watchdogs, but it all depends on your preferences. The English Bulldog does not have that much energy, so if you don't like to travel long distances, this is a good choice for you. Next is one of the rarest species in the world.

5- Basenji

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The Basenji literally means "no barking dog", but the dog is not completely silent. When they decided to say it out loud, the strange noises they made sounded like omelets. These dogs have many advantages and disadvantages. They are very friendly dogs, so you don't have to worry about fighting, they are excellent apartment dogs. On the other hand, they are difficult to train, and the varieties are very rare, so a long waiting list is required. The next one may be a lesser-known variety.

6- Borzoi

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The American Kennel Club describes the Borzoi breed as "quiet and cat-like," but Borzois stands out in many ways. A dog like a greyhound can reach a speed of 40 miles per hour when it starts sprinting! However, don't expect them to start sprinting at full speed, because these dogs have very little energy and are very satisfied with wandering all day. However, they don't like a person very much, so if you work a lot, this dog may not be the best choice.

 Next, we will look at another gentle giant.

7- Scottish Deerhound

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The Scottish Deerhound (or deerhound for short) stands nearly 3 feet high on the shoulders and is not suitable for resting on the lap, but the tall hound makes up for this defect with a dignified and gentle personality. They are at a medium energy level, which means they can enjoy a good gallop outdoors and then take a short nap. Despite the intimidating appearance of this dog, it is a lover and very good for children. However, this dog is not suitable for living because it needs space and exercise.

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8- Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier

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Wheatens will bark when necessary, but they are usually informed by the "Wheaten greetin": this is a warm greeting full of jumping. There is no friendlier dog breed, but although it is very friendly, it is also difficult to train due to its playfulness. There is no problem with the time the dog spends in the apartment, just make sure they have enough company. 

Next, let's take a look at the most famous Mim dog breed.

9- Shiba Inu

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Although they are part of the popular general memes, they won't be "a lot of wow" in the near future. The dog remained very calm-until the occasional "Shiba scream" occurred. To some people, this famous scream sounds a bit like a cat's cry! Although these dogs are definitely not the easiest dogs to train, they can easily move around after training. They have no problems at all, staying alone in the apartment, so for city residents, this is a good choice.

10- Australian Shepherd

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Active and intelligent Australians actually developed in the United States. The herders will remind the owner as needed, but they are unlikely to start roaring. Australians are very sensitive dogs. They hate being alone. In addition, they require a lot of space, so they are not suitable for apartments. If you have a lot of time and space, then this is a good dog breed because they are easy to train and very friendly. The next one is one of my personal favorites.

11- Irish Setter

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Setters are hunting dogs, not guard dogs, so their vocalization tends to follow suit. The red-coated beauty has a lot of energy, but the nature to guide it is very good. Since they are hunting dogs, they are very high-energy dogs and therefore not suitable for apartment life. They are easy to train and they are great to take the kids! 

Next is one of the oldest dog breeds in the world.

12- Shih Tzu

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Shih Tzus have always lived in the imperial family of China, but they are happy to live in your simple residence. These happy puppies have more than 1,000 years of companion experience, so they are expert roommates. Although their names literally translate as "little lions", they have nothing in common with lions, but they are very calm, gentle, and very satisfied to spend a day on the sofa.

13- Glen of Imaal Terrier

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If you like the fighting spirit of the beagle, but the excitement is lower, then this mild breed is for you. Glens still has a strong spirit, but when something happens, be a little calmer (quiet). This dog is absolutely amazing to humans, but if it is inappropriately socialized as a puppy, it may not be as excessive as other animals. Fortunately, these dogs are very easy to train, so any bad behavior will quickly disappear.

14- Saluki

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Of all dog breeds that have almost no barking, Salukisi is the most independent (that is, it is a bit difficult to train), but a word that cannot describe Salukis is very loud. Agile hounds sprint at the fastest speed, and their loyalty to their owners is one of their highest qualities. These dogs require a lot of exercise, so we do not recommend them to people who live in apartments. 

Our last entry might shock you a bit.

15- Rhodesian Ridgeback

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The "African Lion Dog" received the highest score for its temper, athletic ability and kind nature. The reverse growth of hair is the reason for the formation of trademark ridges along the spine. These dogs were originally used to hunt lions, so you can imagine that keeping them in an apartment is not a good idea. Regardless of their history, these dogs are very suitable for families once they are properly trained, which can be difficult.