No
Chows are stubborn, headstrong and difficult to train unless you have a lot of time to spend with them and really know what you're doing (or send them to a professional). They can also be hard to socialize with other dogs.
Yes
The preceding answer is incorrect, and reflects a lack of experience with the breed.
Chows are more intelligent than other dogs, so inexperienced handlers often have trouble training and socializing them. Sending them to a professional trainer is pointless, because a chow will not take orders from a stranger -even if it understands the command. But they are fanatically loyal and obedient and easy to train for the small group of people they love.
If this is your first dog, or you have small children; pick another breed. If you know how to handle a dog and do not anthropomorphize them too much; the chow is an outstanding companion and guardian.
Unfortunately for many trainers; you have to be smarter than the dog.
Chow chows do bark, they just only bark when they mean it. Mine just make a little "boof" sound when they are thinking about barking but don't feel it requires a full bark.
Chows normally only bark if provoked or protecting their territory.
Yes because they communicate in different ways. Like a dog can communicate with other dogs by barking because barking is a dog's language.
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The form of Energy a barking dog has is kinetic!
It very well could be. Call your city attorney, and pose the question to him. He will be able to explain the ordinance and how to get the barking stopped.
the basenji - as opposed to actual barking, it makes a more yodeling sound.
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