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The Norfolk Terrier is among the calmest terrier breeds and is often regarded as one of the least barky terriers when properly trained and socialized.

The Bull Terrier is among the lowest-maintenance terriers due to its short coat and minimal grooming needs, while still retaining the affectionate and playful terrier temperament.

Calmer terriers such as the Border Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Norfolk Terrier, and Glen of Imaal Terrier are often cited as the easiest to live with due to their affectionate nature and relatively moderate energy levels.

The Border Terrier is often considered to have one of the best temperaments among terriers, being affectionate, less intense, and good with children.

The Norfolk Terrier is widely regarded as one of the most gentle and calm terrier breeds, making it well-suited for families and therapy work.

Some of the calmest terrier breeds include the Bedlington Terrier, Norfolk Terrier, Norwich Terrier, Border Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Miniature Schnauzer, and Glen of Imaal Terrier. However, even these breeds are generally more energetic than many non-terrier dogs.

Tomato sauce is not recommended for dogs due to added ingredients like onion, garlic, salt, and sugar, which can be harmful or toxic to them.

Dogs can eat a small amount of macaroni and cheese, but it's not recommended due to potential digestive issues and unhealthy ingredients.

Tomato sauce is generally not safe for dogs due to added ingredients like salt, garlic, onions, and sugars, which can be harmful or toxic to them.

Dogs can technically eat small amounts of macaroni and cheese, but it's not recommended due to the high fat, sodium, and dairy content, which can cause digestive issues.