Top 9 Dog Breeds with No Major Barking Issues

Excessive dog barking issues is one of the most prevalent problems of dog owners everywhere. It is always good to make a research about the breed and history of a puppy before deciding to adopt it. Here are 9 dog breed that are known for their quiet and calm disposition.

1. Newfoundland

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This dog is huge, intelligent and super strong. He is known for his calmness and loyalty. He is also an excellent swimmer.

2. Great Dane

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This dog is another calm, tacit and gentle giant.

3. Italian Greyhound

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The Italian Greyhound seldom barks. He is a gentle dog that can go a long way with children and the elderly. He can be playful at times but prefers a quiet place.

4.  Whippet

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This dog is intelligent, but he is the quiet type who likes to spend his time by simply resting.

5.  Mastiff

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The mastiff is a quiet but gentle giant who doesn't need to bark to impose his presence.

6. Bernese Mountain Dog

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Originally bred in the Alps, the Bernese mountain dog is a good-natured, confident and friendly big dog.

7. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

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This is a devoted, highly affectionate, extremely patient and overly playful pet that's crazy to win your attention. They are easy with children and other dogs in the household.

8. Saint Bernard

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Initially bred for rescue purposes, this gentle giant is very friendly even to children and smaller dogs. He belongs to a very loyal and affectionate breed.

9.  Golden Retriever

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The golden retriever is probably one of the friendliest dogs around. He is a trusting, playful, crazy-for-attention dog who is eager to please his master. He is very active but silent. His friendly and trusting disposition make the golden retriever a poor guard dog.