Don't you wish that your dog could stay a cute little puppy forever? Well, all dogs have to abound upward — but these canines will certainly stay puppy-sized forever. We've rounded upward some of the most friendly and tiny breeds of toy dogs (not to be confused with canis familiaris toys) — small dog breeds that typically weigh in at seven to 35 pounds. Thinking big(ger)? Check out more mixed-brood, medium-sized and large dog breeds.
If you live in an apartment or y'all just don't accept a ton of space for a large pet, then these pocket-sized-statured dogs may be the perfect fit for you. What these pups lack in size, they more than than brand up for in loyalty, playfulness, and plenty of cuddles. Plus, they're great with kids! If you're thinking of adopting a furry little friend (emphasis on the little), hither are some dog breeds to consider. Who knows? You may just find a corgi worthy of The Queen of England.
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Chihuahua
Named after the Mexican state of Chihuahua, these loyal and energetic dogs prove that good things do come in pocket-sized packages — about five pound packages, to be exact.
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Rat Terrier
Rumor has it that Teddy Roosevelt coined the proper name of this pint-sized terrier. Across existence excellent exterminators (hi, city-dwellers), they're loyal, cheerful, and have a silky-polish coat.
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Basenji
Basenjis originally worked as hunting dogs in Africa, prized for their intelligence and independence. Most notably, withal, the "barkless dog" makes an odd chortle-like audio instead of a typical "woof."
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Beagle
Beagles accept nifty temperaments — they're spirited and intelligent, playful, loyal, and friendly. Their neat sense of smell tin can sometimes make walks interesting, every bit they attempt to follow every smell they encounter.
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Bichon Frise
These non-shedding dogs are known for being unbelievably happy, loving, and lovable. They require piddling practise, making them ideal for apartment living. They're intelligent, although sometimes they exhibit a stubborn streak.
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Border Terrier
Plucky and happy, border terriers are known to be a tough, working breed. They will instinctively chase and chase animals (and cars), and so owners demand to exist peculiarly vigilant.
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Boston Terrier
Affectionate and excellent with children, the Boston terrier doesn't have the fiery temperament of a typical terrier. They're dapper and intelligent and dearest lots of attention.
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Brussels Griffon
A fellow member of the toy group, these pups are alert, curious and loyal. They also come up in a shine-coated variety, called "brabancons."
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Cairn Terrier
These upbeat, happy-go-lucky dogs tend to busy themselves with self-appointed jobs. They're feisty, especially with other dogs, and don't go along well with cats. They may need supervision around very immature children.
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Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
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Cocker Spaniel
Loyal and affectionate, the cocker spaniel is the perfect play pal for a child. They're intelligent with a desire to please, which makes preparation a breeze.
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Dachshund
With their happy, fun-loving personalities, these dogs love to play and go forth dandy with children and other pets. Each of the 3 glaze varieties has a slightly unlike personality — the shine is the well-nigh stubborn of the trio.
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Havanese
These funny and approachable niggling pups are the national dog of Cuba (hence the name) and make loyal family companions. While they're quite intelligent and naturally affectionate, Havanese are also more than energetic than almost toy breeds and require daily exercise.
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Italian Greyhound
These slender dogs take a long history (President John Tyler bought one for the First Lady in the 1840s) and they accept the same sweetness of their taller greyhound cousins. Italian greyhounds' loyal, affectionate nature ways they're perfectly suited as cuddling companions.
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Jack Russell Terrier
Although not recognized by the American Kennel Guild, Jack Russell terriers have made a proper noun for themselves by appearing on screen in Wishbone, The Artist, and My Dog Skip, to name a few. The intelligent workers tin be stubborn and extremely energetic.
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Lhasa Apso
Alert and watchful, these dogs are suspicious of strangers and will bawl in alarm. They're contained and stubborn but very loyal and faithful to their families.
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Miniature Poodle
Even though all poodles are considered one (extremely intelligent) breed, they come in iii sizes: standard, miniature, and toy. The miniature variety typical weighs in at a manageable fifteen to 17 pounds. As for that fancy haircut, the "poodle clip" is designed to protect the joints and organs in common cold water.
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Miniature Schnauzer
With its German sensibility (rather than the fiery nature of a British terrier), these dogs are excellent with both children and elderly people. Their alert nature and natural protective instincts make the mini schnauzer a skillful watchdog.
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