Dogs to keep as Pets - benefits of having a dog as a pet#petdog #friendlydogs #petlover

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The top 10 little dogs to keep as pets
One of the few traits that all dog breeds have in common may be their size! While certain breeds are laid-back and prefer freedom, others tend to have bold, outspoken dispositions.
Number 10. Maltese.
The Maltese is perhaps one of the first breeds that springs to mind when thinking about little dogs because of its soft and silky white coat.


Exercise: The Maltese just needs sporadic exercise, such as a daily stroll or some indoor or backyard playtime.
Number 9. Boston Terrier.

The Boston Terrier is a classic American breed of dog distinguished by its distinctive white and black hair and big, sparkling eyes.

Temperament: Boston Terriers are a charming combination of humour and refinement.


Exercise: This breed stays in shape by playing inside with the family or taking a walk around the block.

Fun fact: Because of its small stature, which is perfect for apartment living, and their constant eagerness for a quick stroll down the sidewalk,
Number 8. Dachshund.
The Dachshund is a distinctive breed that comes in both little and large sizes, as well as a wide range of hues.

Grooming: Of all the Dachshund breeds, the smooth-coated Dachshund has a short coat that requires the least amount of groomi.

Exercise: For this breed, several daily walks are essential.

Fun fact: Dachshunds, who are frequently referred to as "wiener dogs," originated the name of the hotdog rather than the other way around.
Number 7. Shih Tzu.

The Shih Tzu has enchanted people for generations—and still does—with its little face and brilliant eyes.

Shih Tzus have a cheerful disposition and a kind disposition.

Exercise: For this breed, a quick daily stroll or some inside fun is ideal.


Number 6. Pug.

The Pug is one of the most recognisable dogs in the world thanks to its furry tail, sparkling eyes, and furrowed brows.



Grooming: Although the Pug's short coat sheds, it does not require much upkeep.

This breed needs daily walks or time spent playing outside.

Fun fact: It's unknown where the name "Pug" came from. According to one hypothesis, it derives from the Latin word "pugnus," which means "fist," because the wrinkled face of this lovely breed is similar to a fist.

Number 5. Pomeranian.

The Pomeranian is a typical tiny dog with a fox-like look, fluffy coat, and an eager grin. Temperament: This breed is dedicated to its owner, social with other dogs, and makes a great lapdog.

Number 4. Chihuahua.

The Chihuahua is renowned for its diminutive stature and big personality, in addition to its beautiful round eyes and pointy ears.



Grooming: Shorthaired Chihuahuas just require occasional brushing, whilst longhaired Chihuahuas demand frequent brushing.

Exercise: For the Chihuahua, daily walks or accompanying their family around the house are great.



Number 3. Yorkshire Terrier.


The Yorkshire Terrier, usually referred to as the "Yorkie," is a stylish and well-liked little dog breed that has a distinctive grey and tan silky coat.

Temperament: Yorkies are true terriers; they are playful, fearless, and full of life.

Exercise: Yorkies are energetic dogs who appreciate little exercise, such as going for walks with their owners, playing outside, or running errands.



Number 2. Poodle.

Although the Poodle is frequently linked with dog shows, these strong, curly-coated dogs can make wonderful house pets.
Temperament: Toy and Miniature Poodles are intelligent, affluent canines who can rock the most intricate, legendary hairstyles.
Exercise: Poodles adore lengthy walks, runs, sports, and swimming because they are very energetic and active dogs!



Number 1. Bichon Frise.
The Bichon Frise charms people with its adorable smile and white, fluffy coat.
Grooming: The Bichon Frise's coat needs regular brushing, even though it is a hypoallergenic dog breed that barely sheds.
Exercise is essential for these dogs because of their energy spurts, so daily walks and playtime are required.