Do Chinese Cresteds bark a lot?

Chinese Cresteds are not excessive barkers, scoring 2/5 for obedience and 1/5 for social intelligence, which generally correlates with less nuisance barking compared to breeds bred for guarding. While not prone to constant noise, they are communicative, using barks, 'talks,' and whines to express themselves. They are intelligent, with 4/5 for memory and 3/5 for problem-solving, meaning they can be trained to moderate their vocalizations. Discover more about their unique communication styles and how to manage them in our comprehensive article.