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1. Maltese (Maltese Dog)
This breed does not shed too much, so if you have problems and allergies to animal hair, this breed is a great option. They're friendly dogs. They get along well with other dogs and cats. This dog is not a smart choice if you can't spend a lot of time in the care, because it needs constant human contact. You can easily identify a Maltese from its flat and long white fluffy fleece, which you should regularly scan to maintain its great shape. Malta Keep your dogs close but don't pay too much attention because this can cause behavioral disorders.
2. Boston Terrier
Boston terriers are a great family dog because they have a very good bond with children. It is a cost-saving option as they do not need continuous grooming and do not shed hair on your furniture. Groom once or twice a week to remove excess hair, so you reduce hair loss. training may be necessary if your dog tends to chew your furniture, shoes, and other valuables.
3. Pug
Pugs are perfect friends with short legs, wrinkled faces and loving personalities. But be prepared: they can be stubborn, but they usually want to please. The shape of their faces means they growl and tend to snore. So if you bring the dog to your room at night, they may prevent you from sleeping.
4. Pomeranian Dog
Pomeranian dogs are sweet and gentle, but they can be loud; especially in interaction with children. However, they make a great contribution to homes with children as long as you get puppies. The big downside is they shed too much. So if you have a new baby at home, don't buy it.
5. Chihuahua
Don't be fooled by the little Chihuahua look. They are cheeky and unpredictable, they bite children when disturbed. So if you have small children at home, do not take this dog. If they detect that there is a new dog in the building, they will bark all the time and try to get your attention. The good thing is their loyalty to their owners and their ability to deal well with cats - after a proper introduction.
6. Shih Tzu
If you have small children at home, their gentle and friendly attitude fits perfectly with them because they are bred for companionship. They do not shed too much, but their thick skin needs regular grooming to avoid dulling. If you want a noble and loving friend, consider buying a Shih Tzu.
7. Pekingese
Pekingese are incredibly loving dogs who need very little exercise, though they love a good walk. These dogs are a great lap dog, but they like to do whatever they want. I have a Pekingese dog and it is one of the best animals I can ever feed in the house I have. She's kind, protective, and she's good with the kids. Although pekingese does not shed too much, you need to groom it once a month. Pekingese may need more home training than other dogs. But it's easy to maintain and it's nice to play together.
8. Dachshund
Believe it or not, these dogs offer excellent protection. Dachsunds are very attached to their owner and family, but they can be aggressive towards children they do not know. They are prone to obesity and spinal cord problems due to their long bodies and short, stump-like legs. If you prefer a dog of this breed, you should not take very long walks with it.
9. Miniature Schnauzer
This race, which is calmer than normal terriers, is playful, curious and brave. Whilst the barking habits of passers-by are not adorable, they get along well with children and are perfect choices for families. In addition, they do not shed too much and do not smell.
10. Miniature Poodle
A delicate race, Miniature Poodles are attached to one person and are shy with strangers. They get along well with children, dogs and other pets. Poodles' body structures are athletic and carry their bodies very well.
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