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Parson Russell Terriers, ranking 10th out of 138 breeds in working and obedience intelligence, are indeed prone to barking. Their historical role in hunting means they are bred to vocalize, a trait reflected in their Problem Solving score of 4 out of 5. While highly intelligent, with a Memory score of 3, this tendency to bark often stems from boredom or a keen awareness of their surroundings. Explore our full article for tips on managing their vocalizations.
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