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5 Dog Breeds That Rarely Bark
Whether you’re renting an apartment that has restrictions on barking dogs or you simply hate that 5 a.m. baying, we’ve got you covered. Here are 14 of the quietest dog breeds you should not miss.
1. Bernese Mountain Dog
Bernese Mountain Dog is originally a working breed on Swiss farms. Thanks to their gentle and quiet nature, they play well with young families. They rarely bark unless there is a due cause.
2. French Bulldog
One of the quietest dog breeds is the French Bulldog. They’re ideal choices for apartment dwellers as they don’t need much exercise and won’t disturb the neighbors with loud barking, either.
3. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
This toy breed is friendly, cute and quiet. With such a happy disposition, they are born to be perfect companions. One thing is sure, whenever they see an empty lap, they will jump into it without hesitation.
4. Borzoi
Borzoi is described as “quiet and catlike” by the American Kennel Club. Although they are excellent at running, they make some of the worst guard dogs. This breed will keep its elegant poise without barking – even if your apartment is being robbed.
5. English Bulldog
How can a list of the quietest dog breeds lack the English Bulldog? They like nothing better than just snoozing on the sofa. Perfect!
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