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Boston Terriers
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Boston Terriers are best known for their silly ways! They are highly intelligent and understand most commands from their pet parents. This makes them perfect additions to a owner always on the go!
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
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Whether you’re a big family or a bachelor, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are great for all types of owners. They tend to adapt well to various environments and they love to lounge around the house.
Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
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Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers are great household pets. Although they tend to have a lot of energy, they also love to ‘take it easy’. They enjoy playing catch or going on a run too.
Rottweilers
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Rottweilers can be an intimidating breed, but they are usually just big teddy bears in disguise. They love to lay by the feet of their owners or on the couch when they aren’t being watched.
Bassett Hounds
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Strong and durable, yet chill and relaxed is how to describe a “Hound” Dog. With their ears almost hitting the floor, it’s hilariously adorable to watch them trip over them!
Miniature Dachshunds
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The ‘Weiner’ Dog is as loyal as they come. They are very independent breeds and love being active. A small amount of outdoor time is all they need for their little legs!
Clumber Spaniel
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The Clumber Spaniel is the largest of the Spaniel breed. They tend to be mellow and loving to their owners.
Puli
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This Rastafarian dog has the temperament to match it’s nickname. Be careful walking around the house though, they often get mistaken for rugs!
Rat Terrier
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Rat Terriers tend to be sturdy and affectionate little dogs. They love to chill on their owner’s lap or play catch. They are also very adaptable and can do well in most family situations.
Chihuahua
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Chihuahuas are easy to take care of because of their small size. Their food costs are much lower than other breeds and you can take them anywhere with you. Although they can seem a bit needy, they adjust well to a busy lifestyle.
Grey Muzzle
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The senior or grey muzzle rescue dogs are often times the best dogs for a busy lifestyle. All they need is sleep, food, and love from their owners and they are happy campers. Many people say they are the perfect dog.
Golden Retriever
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Golden Retrievers are smart and mellow, which makes them perfect for families or single persons. They are great around the house or on the road.
The Pug
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Pugs are highly sociable and don’t tend to have separation anxiety, like most small dogs. They enjoy walks or laying around the house.
Greyhound
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Don’t let this active breed fool you, a Greyhound is the biggest couch potato.
Beagle
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Beagles are a great choice for busy people, especially the ones with hunting lines as they tend to be more adaptable and calm.
Japanese Chin
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Japanese Chins are make great companions for busy people. They are full of love and are great with small children as they love to play.
Cava-tzu
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Cava-tzu’s are a mix between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Shih-Tzu. The good thing is that they often have the temperament of a Cavalier in a smaller size.
Cava-chon
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Cava-chon’s are a mix between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Bichon Frise. They are non-shedding breeds and often very often low maintenance.
Puggle
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Puggle’s are a mix between a Pug and a Beagle. With a longer nose, they don’t have the breathing problems Pugs do. They love to indulge in a good meal, so make sure you monitor their food intake to avoid weight issues.
Morkie
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Morkie’s are a mix between a Maltese and a Yorkshire Terrier. They are very small dogs, usually weighing between 6-8 pounds. They are known as ‘purse pets’ and are usually very sweet.
Cockapoo
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Cockapoo’s are a mix between a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle. They are known as a ‘designer breed’ and have been around since the 60’s. They are intelligent and very obedient.
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