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It’s Oh, So Quiet: Dog Breeds That Rarely Make Noise

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Japanese Chin

The Japanese Chin has been described as “cat-like.” While they are cautious and observant, they will not bark much.

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Bulldog

Because bulldogs are a brachycephalic (or short-headed) breed, you may not think of them as a quiet dog.

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Irish Setter

It is a happy, amiable breed, but like most other working dogs, it needs plenty of exercise and mental stimulation.

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Pug

You will hear a pug bark, but unlike other breeds, this is not a frequent occurrence. When they do bark, it sounds more like yip or yodel.

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Shar Pei

They are protective with a high prey drive and can be stubborn so much so that they are not recommended for a first-time dog owner.

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Whippet

Whippets are generally quiet, provided their needs for being active are met. While they are athletic, that does not mean they should live their lives outdoors.

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Borzoi

Another dog that many describe as having cat-like characteristics, the borzoi has a quiet, regal quality.

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Basenji

The Basenji is so quiet, it’s known as the “barkless dog.” When they need attention, they let you know with a cooing yodel.

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