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From Country Living<\/p>\n

Are you on the hunt for a quiet dog breed that doesn’t constantly bark? While there are of course no silent dogs, there are some breeds which are relatively less vocal than others.<\/p>\n

In order to help you find the perfect quiet dog to adopt, we spoke to the experts at the Kennel Club to help you in your search.<\/p>\n

“The temperament and character of a dog can largely depend on two factors \u2013 the breed and their training. While some breeds are known for being more expressive or loud, there are also some known for their calm and easy-going nature, and perhaps less \u2018vocal\u2019 character,” the Kennel Club tells Country Living.<\/p>\n

“Of course any dog’s behaviour depends on its training, socialisation and individual personality and traits.”<\/p>\n

Whether you have young children or live in a flat, owning a loud pup can often be a challenge. But, these quieter breeds mean you don’t have to miss out on the fun that a pup brings. Here are some suggestions by the Kennel Club of dog breeds which are often known for being quiet and calm…<\/p>\n

1. Basenji<\/h2>\n
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