What Causes a Quiet Dog? Understanding When Your Dog Stops Barking
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A quiet dog isn’t usually a problem but there are a few things to watch out for if a normally vocal dog stops barking.
Why do some dogs bark while others are silent? The answer is a combination of environment, genetics, and individual personality. Credit: www.bridgetdavey.com | Getty Images
Barking is considered normal behavior for dogs. If you’ve never heard your dog bark, you might find yourself wondering—and worrying—about why not. A lack of barking isn’t always a problem, rather it reflects the dog’s temperament, genetics, and environment.
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