The Basenji, or “barkless dog,” is a fascinating breed with distinctive vocalizations. Basenjis yodel (“barroo”) instead of barking like most dogs. This African breed was traditionally utilized for hunting, which may explain its quietness.
Basenji
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are friendly and rarely bark. Beautiful, expressive eyes and exquisite appearance define these little canines. Cavaliers are amiable and easygoing, making them good for families and individuals.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Japanese Shiba Inus are independent and aloof. This breed has a distinctive appearance and bushy tail. Shiba Inus are calm despite their energy. They may bark to communicate or notify their owners, but not excessively.
Shiba Inu
Graceful and agile, whippets are slim sighthounds. Though athletic, they are quiet dogs. These loving dogs enjoy lying around the home and rarely bark.
Whippet
Though not typically silent, bulldogs are low barkers. Medium-sized canines are quiet and agreeable. The pushed-in nose and loose, wrinkled skin of bulldogs are famous.
Bulldog
Borzoi, or Russian Wolfhound, are gentle and dignified. Silky coats and tall, slim bodies define these beautiful sighthounds. Borzois are quiet and reserved, including their vocalizations.
Borzoi
Greyhounds are famed for their speed, grace, and calmness. These slim sighthounds bark less than most. Greyhounds are comfortable to lounge about the house and rarely bark.
Greyhound
Also known as the “royal hounds of Arabia,” salukis are quiet and discreet sighthounds. Royal-looking canines are calm and tranquil. Salukis are devoted to their families and don't bark often.