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In a world where the harmony of home life is treasured, the quest for a quiet canine companion becomes a priority for many. The serene silence of a dog who communicates without excessive barking is a sought-after trait for pet owners living in close quarters with neighbors, those with young families, or simply for those who prefer a quieter environment.

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Maltese
Known as the “barkless dog,” the Basenji uses a variety of sounds, including yodels, but doesn’t bark traditionally due to the shape of its larynx.

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Greyhound
These dogs are generally quiet and laid-back, preferring to conserve their energy for running rather than barking.

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Borzoi
Similar to Greyhounds, Borzois are sighthounds who are calm and reserved, making them less prone to barking.

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Bulldog
Bulldogs are known for their relaxed attitude and typically only bark when there’s a strong reason.

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Shih Tzu
This breed is often quiet and content, making them ideal for apartment living where excessive barking could be problematic.

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French Bulldog
Frenchies are known for being talkative but not overly barky, often using their voices to communicate specific needs rather than constant barking.

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Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
These dogs are friendly and affectionate, with a gentle nature that doesn’t lend itself to much barking.

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Great Dane
Despite their size, Great Danes are known as gentle giants and are typically quiet unless prompted by a specific reason.

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Whippet
Whippets, like Greyhounds and Borzois, are sighthounds that tend to be quiet and reserved.

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Scottish Deerhound
Another sighthound, the Scottish Deerhound is calm and dignified, with minimal barking.

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Newfoundland
This breed is known for its gentle and sweet nature, often being more of a quiet companion.

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Bullmastiff
Bullmastiffs are guard dogs that are actually quite reserved in their barking, preferring to use their size and presence as a deterrent.

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Italian Greyhound
Smaller than their Greyhound cousins, Italian Greyhounds share the quiet, gentle demeanor of other sighthounds.

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Saluki
As a sighthound, the Saluki is typically reserved and quiet, choosing to bark only when necessary.

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Bernese Mountain Dog
These dogs are known for their calm and friendly demeanor, which includes a tendency to be less barky.
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