These breeds are vocal and not shy about expressing themselves. Some bark at visitors, squirrels, or even out of boredom.
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Dachshunds are cute and small but noisy. They were bred to hunt badgers, come in standard and miniature sizes, and even served as Olympic Mascots!
Dachshunds
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Miniature Schnauzers, with their goofy personalities, are apartment-friendly but tend to bark at everything. They originated from Germany and were once called Wirehaired Pinschers.
Miniature Schnauzer
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Known for their energy and liveliness, Jack Russell Terriers are also among the yappiest small breeds. They were originally fox hunters and are excellent jumpers.
Jack Russell Terrier
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Yorkies are cute, energetic, and multicolored, but their love for barking is unmatched. They were bred as rat-chasers and are consistent "Smallest Dog" world-record holders.
Yorkshire Terrier
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This breed loves conversations but aren't the quietest. Originally from white English Terriers, they began as fighting dogs in Great Britain before breeding for smaller sizes.
Boston Terrier
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Pomeranians are small, fluffy, and vocal. They bark to announce their presence and can be quite the chatterboxes.
Pomeranian
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Chihuahuas may be tiny, but they have big voices. They bark when they're excited, scared, or just want attention.
Chihuahua
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Shih Tzus are known for their luxurious coats and equally luxurious barks. They can be quite vocal when they want something.
Shih Tzu
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Pekingese dogs are small but mighty in the barking department. They have a strong protective instinct and aren't afraid to use their voices.
Pekingese
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Cairn Terriers are lively and spirited, and they express themselves through barking. They were originally bred for hunting small game and vermin.