Original Article: https://blog.theanimalrescuesite.greatergood.com/quiet-dogs/
Of course, we want dogs who can watch over our home and loved ones. Pet that’s very loyal, loving, and playful.
Having such a pet will certainly add to our happiness and feelings of security.
But should security always come with pet noisiness? Occasional barking is fine, especially when your dog is warning you about a stranger or something being wrong.
What could be deafening and irritating are loud barks or endless whining just to call your attention. Another goose-bump-raising noise is a dog’s howl. It makes you feel creepy, it’s like listening to a wolf’s howl in the wild.
Well, there is no such thing as a perfect dog. But if you want a pet who shares your love of peace and quiet, there are many of them out there from whom you can make a wise choice.
Let us begin the countdown!
- Pug. This small and sweet dog has a rich history to be proud of! They used to be companions of Chinese emperors, who were later designated as mascots of the mascot of the royal House of Orange in the Netherlands. Their only purpose in life is to love and be loved back. They are suited both for city and country living, enjoying life with a lot of companions or solo. This dog’s eyes are so expressive that you can easily relate with its emotions.
- French Bulldog. City residents love having this dog for pet. This dog is intelligent, playful, and adapts easily to its environment. The French Bulldog is not given to barking, but you can be assured that it’s an excellent watchdog.
- Bulldog. Courage, tenacity, loyalty, and gentleness are among the best traits of a Bulldog. Even though this dog can be quite heavy, it loves to sit on laps and to take brisk walks! A Bulldog can quickly get settled to city or country life.
- Cavalier KIng Charles Spaniel. Gentle, adorable, and regal, this dog breed has its connection to the history of Great Britain. As a pet, it loves playing with kids and other dogs. But it is always ready to adapt to its owner’s lifestyle, whether active or very relaxed.
- Great Dane. You don’t need to be intimidated by the size of this dog, Nicknamed as the “Apollo of Dogs” this breed is elegant, dignified, and loyal. It also loves kids, exercising such patience coupled with playfulness and smartness.
- Basenji. This small, adorable hound is known as Africa’s Barkless Dog. Yes, it’s a really quiet breed but it is passionate about exercising and training. Its agile movements are deeply admired for it looks like a small racehorse.
- Whippet. This dog is known as the “Poor Man’s Racehorse,” that’s popular for being fleet-footed like an athlete. The slender body and graceful neck comes with a sweet face. But in spite of its seemingly active nature, this dog does not require high maintenance.
- Bernese mountain dog. Massive, powerful, and sturdy, this dog is also gifted with sweetness and gentle nature. It loves serenity, but it’s also a good companion for walks and other activities. It also adores being with a family especially children. It is cautious of strangers and very loyal to its owner.
- Collie. One of the most popular and beloved dog breeds in the world. This dog possesses regal charm along with a gentle heart that loves children, making it an excellent family pet. This breed is also known for its legendary loyalty and intelligence.
- Newfoundland. Another massive, mighty breed with a patient, gentle nature. This is another perfect breed for a nanny dog because it adores kids. It is protective, loyal, and trusting. Its temperament is one of the most admirable among dog breeds.
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Source: The Animal Rescue Site Blog