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A large number of us made the decision last year to welcome new cute dogs into our homes – Kennel Club numbers show dog ownership has increased nearly 8 percent – and demand for four-legged friends remains high after the lockdown.
There are a whopping 221 different breeds of pedigree dogs as well as numerous crossbreeds to choose from.
It should be noted whether a barking or howling dog can cause complaints from neighbors, especially if you live in an apartment.
Here are the 10 loudest dog breeds according to the American Kennel Club.
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A large dog in a small dog’s body, it’s not uncommon for a Chihuahua to bark fairly non-stop – often for no reason other than being bored.
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Another dog bred to bark is the beagle, whose ability to convey an interesting smell has proven invaluable in a fox hunt. Beagles have two different types of barks – one to alert you to everyday incidents and a long, loud howl that is reserved for special occasions.
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While it’s true that some corgis don’t bark, it’s a pretty common trait in both breeds – the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Their vocal nature comes from their history of breeding to herd cattle and sheep.
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The Yorkshire Terrier or Yorkie is another small dog that can make a lot of noise. There are very few occasions that do not warrant a lively Bell notification.
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