Top 10 quietest dogs in the world

Raising a dog is not an easy task, and you often encounter various problems, among which barking is one that gives many people a headache. So, are there any dogs who are born not to bark? Which dog breeds are naturally quieter? Today we take stock of the top ten quietest dogs, including pugs, shetland sheepdogs, schnauzers, rottweilers, ancient English sheepdogs, Doberman pinschers, etc. It’s not that these dogs don’t know how to bark, but they usually don’t bark easily.

1. Pug

The Pug was officially named "Pug" at the end of the 18th century. It is a considerate and cute small dog breed. They are known for their cleanliness, which is one of the reasons why they are so popular. The head of the Pug is large, thick, and apple-shaped, with a straight forehead and very bright eyes that are full of enthusiasm when excited. Their wrinkles are large and deep, prominent and striking, and their eyes are serene and longing. Pug dogs have a stable, cheerful, gentle and lively temperament. They are very suitable to be kept in urban apartments, especially as family companion dogs for the elderly.

2. Shetland Sheepdog

The Shetland Sheepdog is native to Scotland and has a history of more than a hundred years. It is named Shetland Sheepdog, or Shetland for short, because of its place of origin. In ancient times, the Shetland was a very good shepherd dog. It was cold-resistant, had good physical strength, had a wide field of vision, was loyal, intelligent, and reliable, and was used in a wide range of applications. The Shetland Sheepdog also has a very high IQ. It ranks sixth in the world's dog IQ rankings. It is a very smart dog breed and a dog with high working and obedience abilities. When the owner gives instructions, they obey The probability of the command is higher than 95%.

3. Miniature Schnauzer

Miniature Schnauzer, whose scientific name is Miniature Schnauzer, belongs to the terrier category and is a breed of Schnauzer dog, which is a cross between an ordinary Schnauzer dog and a small dog. The body height of Miniature Schnauzers is 30-39 cm for male dogs and 30-35 cm for female dogs; the weight is 6-9 kg for male dogs and 6-8 kg for female dogs. Their eyes are small, dark brown, piercing, and have long eyebrows. Miniature Schnauzers are best known for their friendly personalities and playful and energetic traits. They are very loyal and protective to their owners, making them attractive companion dogs.

4. Rottweiler

Rottweiler, also known as Rottweiler or Rottweiler, belongs to the genus Canidae. They have strong bodies, fast movements and powerful momentum. They are one of the most courageous and powerful dog breeds in the world. Rottweilers were once used to guard cattle and are intelligent, strong and approachable dogs. Today, they are widely acclaimed in the field of military and police dogs, and have also become extremely valuable family dogs. The Rottweiler has a medium to large size, moderate weight, not slender limbs, not thin body, well-proportioned body, compact structure, strong muscles, strong strength, flexibility and endurance.

5. Doberman Pinscher

The Doberman Pinscher, also known as the Doberman Pinscher, Doberman Pinscher, and Doberman Pinscher, is an extremely ferocious dog breed mainly used for military and police work. After training, Dobermans can become excellent search dogs, hunting dogs and shepherd dogs. They are lively, alert, determined, alert, brave and obedient. In addition, Dobermans are bold and determined, like to bite, and have a certain degree of aggression. These characteristics make them excellent military and police dogs. The Doberman Pinscher has a strong and stable body structure, smooth and shiny hair, and a perfect appearance.

6. Alaskan Malamute

The Alaskan Malamute, also known as the Alaskan Malamute, is an ancient polar sled dog. Its name comes from the Malamute tribe of the Inuit people, who live on the shores of Kotzebue in western Alaska. Adult Alaskan Malamutes have a quiet, elegant temperament and are very loyal to their owners. Unlike other Alaskan dog breeds, Alaskan Malamutes were bred for endurance rather than speed because they are mainly used for pulling sleds and have strong working abilities. Therefore, it is necessary to give Alaskan dogs enough space to play.

7. Chow Chow

The Chow Chow, also known as the Bear Chow or Paw Dog, is a very fashionable pet and guardian dog that is native to China and has a history of more than 2,000 years. Legend has it that during the Tang Dynasty, Chow Chows were favored by the emperor and became the most prosperous. It is said that there was a Chinese emperor who owned 100,000 hunters and 2,500 Chow Chows. The Chow Chow combines beauty, nobility and nature, with a unique blue tongue, sad expression and exaggerated gait. Although they are not particularly obedient, they sometimes appear to be very independent, and their vision is limited due to their deep-set eyes.

8. Great Dane

The Great Dane, also known as the Great Dane or German Mastiff, is native to Germany and originated in Denmark. They were once raised by European royal families and nobles, symbolizing the identity and status of the nobles. The height of the Great Dane is generally 70-90 cm, the weight is 50-70 kg, the head is large and narrow, the hair is short, thick and shiny, and the colors are diverse, including tawny, tabby, blue, black or black and white. Color etc. In appearance, the Great Dane appears noble and elegant, with plump muscles and strong strength. Among large working dogs, the Great Dane is one of the few well-proportioned dogs that can easily travel long distances, so it is also known as the "dog of the Sun God."

9. Scottish Shepherd

The Scottish Sheepdog, also known as the Collie, is between 56-66 cm tall, weighs 22.7-34 kg, has an average lifespan of 12-13 years, and the market reference price is more than 1,000 yuan. The Scottish Sheepdog has become a star among dogs because of its spiritual characteristics: some dog breeds win people's love due to their petite and beautiful appearance, while some dog breeds gain the trust of their owners because of their considerate aura. Su Mu obviously belongs to the latter. From an ancient livestock working dog to a common protagonist in film and television works, Su Mu's alertness, intelligence and diligence have left a deep impression on people, and he can be called a star dog that can accompany people for life.

10. Ancient British Shepherd Dog

The Old English Sheepdog, also known as the Old Collie or the Old English Sheepdog, although only about 200 years old, has gained widespread recognition in a short period of time. This large dog is mainly used as a working dog to help herders herd animals. The Old Shepherd Dog has fluffy and thick hair. The eyeballs of their eyes are often different colors, one dark and one light. In addition, the hair often covers the eyes. This unique appearance is unforgettable. The Old English Sheepdog has a cute appearance, lively and active personality, and strong learning ability, so it has gradually become people's favorite pet dog and companion dog.

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