Looking for a dog that keeps its bark on the down-low? Animal behaviourists say these quiet breeds could be a perfect match.
By Lisa Marie Conklin
So there is a caveat here.
All dogs will bark from time to time, and even a breed known for being quieter may bark more than expected.
“There is no guarantee that a certain breed will not have nuisance barking concerns,” says US-based dog behavior consultant Megan Stanley, owner of Dogma Training and Pet Services, Inc.
“Barking is best prevented through positive training, adequate physical and mental exercise, and ensuring the dog’s overall well-being.”
That said, the following quiet dog breeds tend to bark less than others.
