Post by bluemingidiot on Mar 15, 2024 1:38:10 GMT
"1. Golden Retrievers
A golden retriever named Charlie has held the world record for loudest bark since 2012! These dogs are known to be loyal and devoted companions, and they often use their booming bark when hunting or protecting their family.
2. German Shepherds
German shepherds are great guard dogs and often serve with the police or military. They are always sure to alert you to suspicious movements or intruders with their powerful bark.
3. Siberian Huskies
While this breed may not bark a lot, they sure do love to howl. Huskies can be one of the most talkative breeds, and some sounds can often mimic human words. Search for “talking husky” on the internet and be prepared to laugh.
4. Rottweilers and Doberman Pinschers
These large and square-built dogs both have very loud barks. Their deep and booming voices can quickly alert surrounding people, making them great guard dogs.
5. Terriers
While “terriers” is a dog group rather than a breed, you often see that these dogs are quite talkative — even if their small bodies mean they aren’t as loud. Scottish terriers, Yorkshire terriers and Jack Russell terriers are notably some of the most boisterous breeds.
6. Basset Hounds and Beagles
These dogs are known for their howling. Beagles have almost a musical quality to their howl and will often vocalize along with sirens or other loud noises. Basset hounds may howl if they are left alone too long, and sometimes this sound can be heard from great distances.
Keep in mind this isn’t a complete list. Many dogs can have a very loud bark or an excessive barking problem. Dogs like dachshunds, chihuahuas, schnauzers, malamutes, labradors and coonhounds are also worth noting as generally louder breeds."
A golden retriever named Charlie has held the world record for loudest bark since 2012! These dogs are known to be loyal and devoted companions, and they often use their booming bark when hunting or protecting their family.
2. German Shepherds
German shepherds are great guard dogs and often serve with the police or military. They are always sure to alert you to suspicious movements or intruders with their powerful bark.
3. Siberian Huskies
While this breed may not bark a lot, they sure do love to howl. Huskies can be one of the most talkative breeds, and some sounds can often mimic human words. Search for “talking husky” on the internet and be prepared to laugh.
4. Rottweilers and Doberman Pinschers
These large and square-built dogs both have very loud barks. Their deep and booming voices can quickly alert surrounding people, making them great guard dogs.
5. Terriers
While “terriers” is a dog group rather than a breed, you often see that these dogs are quite talkative — even if their small bodies mean they aren’t as loud. Scottish terriers, Yorkshire terriers and Jack Russell terriers are notably some of the most boisterous breeds.
6. Basset Hounds and Beagles
These dogs are known for their howling. Beagles have almost a musical quality to their howl and will often vocalize along with sirens or other loud noises. Basset hounds may howl if they are left alone too long, and sometimes this sound can be heard from great distances.
Keep in mind this isn’t a complete list. Many dogs can have a very loud bark or an excessive barking problem. Dogs like dachshunds, chihuahuas, schnauzers, malamutes, labradors and coonhounds are also worth noting as generally louder breeds."
