Thinking about adopting a new family member? Congrats! Whether this will be your first dog or you're an experienced pet parent, this tool can help you discover which dog breed traits best fit your lifestyle. Answer questions about your preferences and we'll match you with compatible breeds from Rover’s list of the 50 most popular dog breeds.
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Quick walks or backyard time
No preference
I want a running and hiking buddy
How active do you want to be with your dog?
Medium or occasionally long walks
House with small outdoor space
What type of home do you live in?
Apartment
House with big yard
This will be my first dog
I've had dogs as an adult
I've had dogs my entire life
Have you had a dog before?
I had dogs as a kid
I'm looking for an easy-to-train pup
How much training will your new dog need?
I don't mind putting more time into training
Yes - under age 8
No
Do you have kids?
Not yet, but I'm planning on it
Yes - Age 8 or older
Easy & friendly
Very protective
What best describes your future dog's personality?
Moderately protective
I like dogs with things to say
How talkative can your new dog be?
I prefer the strong, silent type
Anything goes
Extra Large (101+ lbs.)
Medium (16-40 lbs.)
How big or small will your new dog be?
No preference
Small (0-15 lbs.)
Large (41-100 lbs.)
A lot
Not very often
How often will your new dog need to be groomed?
Every now and then
No preference
Some is ok
How much shedding are you ok with?
Almost none
It doesn't bother me
Yes, dog(s) and cat(s)
Yes, dog(s)
Do you have other pets?
Yes, cat(s)
No
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Activity level
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
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have trouble with cats). Huskies usually have deep brown eyes, though their coat color, markings, and size can be completely unique from dog to dog. But their best trait of all? They’re known for being champion cuddlers.
Activity level
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Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
Barking/howling
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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Training effort
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Alaskan Husky
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Alaskan Husky
Training effort
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Grooming
Good with cats
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
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Barking/howling
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Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Good with children
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This “pack dog” is not used to being alone, so is typically very affectionate with people as well as other dogs (though, they may have trouble with cats). Huskies usually have deep brown eyes, though their coat color, markings, and size can be completely unique from dog to dog. But their best trait of all? They’re known for being champion cuddlers.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
Good with cats
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Grooming
Shedding
Good with children
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
This “pack dog” is not used to being alone, so is typically very affectionate with people as well as other dogs (though, they may
Protective
Good with other dogs
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Good with other dogs
Shedding
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
You have 3 matches!
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You have 3 matches!
Good with cats
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Protective
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Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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American bulldogs are confident, social, and active. They are extremely loyal and bond strongly with their families, making them
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
American Bulldog
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
good family pets. Be careful with too much exercise in the heat, but overall, they enjoy getting out and about for a daily adventure. American bulldogs are great if you want a large dog that’s relatively easy to train.
American Bulldog
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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American bulldogs are confident, social, and active. They are extremely loyal and bond strongly with their families, making them good family pets. Be careful with too much exercise in the heat, but overall, they enjoy getting out and about for a daily adventure. American bulldogs are great if you want a large dog that’s relatively easy to train.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Known to some as “nanny dogs,” pit bull terriers have a naturally gentle, loyal disposition that means they can make great family
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
American Pit Bull Terrier
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
pets. Though they can sometimes be tough on other dogs, this breed responds well to training and are popular competitors in obedience and agility competitions. Consider adopting a pit bull for their outgoing and friendly personalities.
American Pit Bull Terrier
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Known to some as “nanny dogs,” pit bull terriers have a naturally gentle, loyal disposition that means they can make great family pets. Though they can sometimes be tough on other dogs, this breed responds well to training and are popular competitors in obedience and agility competitions. Consider adopting a pit bull for their outgoing and friendly personalities.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with other dogs
Good with cats
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You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
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Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Good with other dogs
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1/3
Training effort
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Grooming
American Staffordshire Terrier
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of an
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
mental and physical exercise is a must, so people who enjoy daily walks, hikes, or bike rides would be the best pet parents for AmStaffs. Their sweet, loyal personalities make them great for a variety of families.
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
You have 3 matches!
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Barking/howling
You have 3 matches!
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily mental and physical exercise is a must, so people who enjoy daily walks, hikes, or bike rides would be the best pet parents for AmStaffs. Their sweet, loyal personalities make them great for a variety of families.
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Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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This striking breed is actually related to Australia’s famous wild dog: the dingo. They’re compact yet muscular, and known for
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Australian Cattle Dog
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
frequently outsmarting their owners. Australian cattle dogs have seemingly boundless energy, which can make them ideal running partners, and also means they need lots of daily exercise and stimulation to stay happy and healthy.
Australian Cattle Dog
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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This striking breed is actually related to Australia’s famous wild dog: the dingo. They’re compact yet muscular, and known for frequently outsmarting their owners. Australian cattle dogs have seemingly boundless energy, which can make them ideal running partners, and also means they need lots of daily exercise and stimulation to stay happy and healthy.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Often associated with the cowboy life, Australian shepherds are tireless partners who feel very at home on a ranch—they’re
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Australian Shepherd
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
working dogs through and through. This incredibly smart breed makes an excellent companion for experienced dog owners who can give them lots of daily exercise and put them to work herdin or competing in obedience or agility trials.
Australian Shepherd
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Often associated with the cowboy life, Australian shepherds are tireless partners who feel very at home on a ranch—they’re working dogs through and through. This incredibly smart breed makes an excellent companion for experienced dog owners who can give them lots of daily exercise and put them to work herdin or competing in obedience or agility trials.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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The first thing you’ll notice about a basset hound? Their adorably long ears! This fun-loving hound has short legs but packs a lot of
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Basset Hound
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
strength into their long body. Their scenting abilities are top notch, and they move at a steady but deliberate pace. On the trail, they may be loud and stubborn, but at home, they’re mild-mannered pets who love a good snuggle.
Basset Hound
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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The first thing you’ll notice about a basset hound? Their adorably long ears! This fun-loving hound has short legs but packs a lot of strength into their long body. Their scenting abilities are top notch, and they move at a steady but deliberate pace. On the trail, they may be loud and stubborn, but at home, they’re mild-mannered pets who love a good snuggle.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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With their pleading expressions and funny personalities, it’s hard to resist a beagle. They make excellent hunting dogs and tend
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Beagle
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
to be very loyal to their people. Bred to hunt in packs, beagles are energetic, social, and want to spend as much time with you or another canine companion as possible. They’re a unique blend of clever and easy-going, making them interesting and memorable companions.
Beagle
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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With their pleading expressions and funny personalities, it’s hard to resist a beagle. They make excellent hunting dogs and tend to be very loyal to their people. Bred to hunt in packs, beagles are energetic, social, and want to spend as much time with you or another canine companion as possible. They’re a unique blend of clever and easy-going, making them interesting and memorable companions.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Like fluffy dogs? The bichon frise is not only fluffy, but also hypoallergenic! This cute, compact pup is perfect for both
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Bichon Frise
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
apartments and bigger houses. They are quite the little show-offs and enjoy performing tricks for pet parents and strangers alike. With a fun, quirky, and friendly personality, bichons are happy-go-lucky and great for any type of family.
Bichon Frise
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Like fluffy dogs? The bichon frise is not only fluffy, but also hypoallergenic! This cute, compact pup is perfect for both apartments and bigger houses. They are quite the little show-offs and enjoy performing tricks for pet parents and strangers alike. With a fun, quirky, and friendly personality, bichons are happy-go-lucky and great for any type of family.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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This energetic workaholic is not for the novice dog owner. Border collies are amazing herding dogs, which means they’re intelligent
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Border Collie
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
athletes who need an owner with the energy and know-how to keep up. At the end of a long day, however, they’ll happily snuggle up with their favorite person to celebrate a job well done.
Border Collie
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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This energetic workaholic is not for the novice dog owner. Border collies are amazing herding dogs, which means they’re intelligent athletes who need an owner with the energy and know-how to keep up. At the end of a long day, however, they’ll happily snuggle up with their favorite person to celebrate a job well done.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Known as “The American Gentleman”, Boston terriers are well-mannered small dogs and make great family pets. They get
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Boston Terrier
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
along well with strangers and children, and love to play with toys of all kinds, balls included! Their energetic personalities make them great for active people who like to be out and about.
Boston Terrier
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Known as “The American Gentleman”, Boston terriers are well-mannered small dogs and make great family pets. They get along well with strangers and children, and love to play with toys of all kinds, balls included! Their energetic personalities make them great for active people who like to be out and about.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Fun-loving and protective of their people, boxers make great companions. They’ve been among America’s most popular
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Boxer
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
breeds for a long time, likely due to their triple-threat of loyalty, affection, and intelligence. Consider adopting a boxer if you’re an active individual looking for a playful, high-energy dog.
Boxer
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Fun-loving and protective of their people, boxers make great companions. They’ve been among America’s most popular breeds for a long time, likely due to their triple-threat of loyalty, affection, and intelligence. Consider adopting a boxer if you’re an active individual looking for a playful, high-energy dog.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Looking for a devoted dog that loves to play, but also knows how to relax? When you adopt a bulldog, you’re getting a loyal
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Bulldog
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
companion who will enjoy a game of tug of war as much as some couch cuddles. Bulldogs are happy in cities or well outside them, and are very easy to train as a family pet. Plus, that face! You’ll get adoring attention everywhere you go.
Bulldog
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Looking for a devoted dog that loves to play, but also knows how to relax? When you adopt a bulldog, you’re getting a loyal companion who will enjoy a game of tug of war as much as some couch cuddles. Bulldogs are happy in cities or well outside them, and are very easy to train as a family pet. Plus, that face! You’ll get adoring attention everywhere you go.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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You’ll probably be struck by this breed’s eyes before anything else—they’re known to be very bright, and often in two different
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Catahoula Cur
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
colors. The official canine of Louisiana, these dogs are gentle with their humans, but need to be well trained and socialized early to ensure good behavior. And if you’re looking for a watchdog, the Catahoula cur might just be the dog for you.
Catahoula Cur
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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You’ll probably be struck by this breed’s eyes before anything else—they’re known to be very bright, and often in two different colors. The official canine of Louisiana, these dogs are gentle with their humans, but need to be well trained and socialized early to ensure good behavior. And if you’re looking for a watchdog, the Catahoula cur might just be the dog for you.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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The first thing you might notice about a Cavalier King Charles spaniel? Their adorable face! Their big, sweet puppy-dog eyes
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
are a breed characteristic. Their gorgeous locks make them look very royal indeed, and they’re happy to go on a fun adventure or sit on the couch with their favorite humans—you decide!
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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The first thing you might notice about a Cavalier King Charles spaniel? Their adorable face! Their big, sweet puppy-dog eyes are a breed characteristic. Their gorgeous locks make them look very royal indeed, and they’re happy to go on a fun adventure or sit on the couch with their favorite humans—you decide!
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Looking for a lot of personality in a compact package? Adopt a Chihuahua and you’ll experience sass (and sweetness) in spades.
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Chihuahua
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Chihuahuas are ideal dogs for city dwellers, though they require training to temper their “big dog” attitudes. Consider investing in some pint-size sweaters, as these petite pups need a bit of extra care in cold weather.
Chihuahua
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Looking for a lot of personality in a compact package? Adopt a Chihuahua and you’ll experience sass (and sweetness) in spades. Chihuahuas are ideal dogs for city dwellers, though they require training to temper their “big dog” attitudes. Consider investing in some pint-size sweaters, as these petite pups need a bit of extra care in cold weather.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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While they’re not the most touchy-feely breed, chow chows can be easily house-trained and get along well with kids if they are
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Chow Chow
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
raised alongside them. These pups are happy where you’re happy, whether that’s a big house in the country or an apartment in the city. Plus, fun fact: they have a distinctive dark blue tongue.
Chow Chow
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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While they’re not the most touchy-feely breed, chow chows can be easily house-trained and get along well with kids if they are raised alongside them. These pups are happy where you’re happy, whether that’s a big house in the country or an apartment in the city. Plus, fun fact: they have a distinctive dark blue tongue.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Looking for a dog with minimal shedding? This mix between a cocker spaniel and a poodle is perfect for anyone who wants
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Cockapoo
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
dog love in their life without setting off their allergies. Plus, they’re all personality. Cockapoos are typically very affectionate, love lots of attention, and get along well with other dogs, making them great for families.
Cockapoo
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Looking for a dog with minimal shedding? This mix between a cocker spaniel and a poodle is perfect for anyone who wants dog love in their life without setting off their allergies. Plus, they’re all personality. Cockapoos are typically very affectionate, love lots of attention, and get along well with other dogs, making them great for families.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Originally bred as hunting dogs, cocker spaniels have redefined themselves as wonderful all-around companions. Their
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Cocker Spaniel
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
beautifully crimped ears just demand to be petted, and they get along great with other dogs and kids. They enjoy prancing around the neighborhood for a daily walk, so consider adopting one if you like to get out and about daily.
Cocker Spaniel
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Originally bred as hunting dogs, cocker spaniels have redefined themselves as wonderful all-around companions. Their beautifully crimped ears just demand to be petted, and they get along great with other dogs and kids. They enjoy prancing around the neighborhood for a daily walk, so consider adopting one if you like to get out and about daily.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Whether you adopt a mini or a standard doxie, these spunky pups are full of personality. Ever curious and alert, dachshunds are
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Dachsund
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
notoriously stubborn and require patience to train, but the results are totally worth it. Though compact in size and social in personality, they need a good amount of exercise and would love to go on a couple of daily walks with you.
Dachsund
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Whether you adopt a mini or a standard doxie, these spunky pups are full of personality. Ever curious and alert, dachshunds are notoriously stubborn and require patience to train, but the results are totally worth it. Though compact in size and social in personality, they need a good amount of exercise and would love to go on a couple of daily walks with you.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Known for their protective nature, Doberman pinschers can certainly look intimidating. Underneath the stoic appearance, however, is a
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Doberman Pinscher
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
loyal companion who’s eager to please. Dobermans are athletic, enjoying a daily walk at least. If you’re looking for a dog to protect your home and be a loving family member, consider adopting a Doberman.
Doberman Pinscher
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Known for their protective nature, Doberman pinschers can definitely look intimidating. Underneath the stoic appearance is a loyal companion who’s eager to please their most favorite humans. Dobermans are dogkind’s noblemen, and are athletic, enjoying a daily walk at least. If you’re looking for a dog to protect your home and be a loving family member, consider adopting a Doberman.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Large, erect “bat ears” are the French bulldog’s signature feature. Stocky like an English bulldog but not as large, they are great for
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
French Bulldog
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
homes of all sizes. Their snorts and sounds are very comedic, and they are great with all types of families. With their squishy little faces, they don’t need a ton of exercise—nice walks and trips to the dog park are perfect for these pups and their owners.
French Bulldog
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Large, erect “bat ears” are the French bulldog’s signature feature. Stocky like an English bulldog but not as large, they are great for homes of all sizes. Their snorts and sounds are very comedic, and they are great with all types of families. With their squishy little faces, they don’t need a ton of exercise—nice walks and trips to the dog park are perfect for these pups and their owners.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Intelligent and protective, German shepherds make courageous companions. These pups can be cautious and slow to
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
German Shepherd
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
befriend other dogs and new people, but are very loyal to their humans at home. Eager to please, German shepherds bond well with their owners through physical activities like herding, tracking, and agility.
German Shepherd
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Intelligent and protective, German shepherds make courageous companions. These pups can be cautious and slow to befriend other dogs and new people, but are very loyal to their humans at home. Eager to please, German shepherds bond well with their owners through physical activities like herding, tracking, and agility.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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A wonderful hunting dog, German shorthaired pointers were bred to be active. If you love camping, hiking, swimming, or
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
German Shorthaired Pointer
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
running, consider adopting one of these pups. Described as noble and aristocratic, their dashing good looks are sure to get you both noticed on the trail. They are overall happy-go-lucky, quick to learn, and always up for adventure.
German Shorthaired Pointer
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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A wonderful hunting dog, German shorthaired pointers were bred to be active. If you love camping, hiking, swimming, or running, consider adopting one of these pups. Described as noble and aristocratic, their dashing good looks are sure to get you both noticed on the trail. They are overall happy-go-lucky, quick to learn, and always up for adventure.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Shedding
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Good with cats
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Want a dog who’s totally devoted to you and your family? Consider adopting a golden retriever. Their intelligence and friendly
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Good with children
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Barking/howling
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Shedding
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
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Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of an
Good with other dogs
Golder Retriever
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dispositions make them one of America’s most popular dog breeds. These sweet and smart pups do well with obedience training and make great hunters and workers, often acting as guides for the blind and as search-and-rescue dogs.
Golden Retriever
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Activity level
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Activity level
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Want a dog who’s totally devoted to you and your family? Consider adopting a golden retriever. Their intelligence and friendly dispositions make them one of America’s most popular dog breeds. These sweet and smart pups do well with obedience training and make great hunters and workers, often acting as guides for the blind and as search-and-rescue dogs.
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
Training effort
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
Barking/howling
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
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You may like a dog with the traits of a
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Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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The goldendoodle is a fairly new crossbreed that’s growing in popularity. They’re known for their low-shedding coats and
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Goldendoodle
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Good with cats
x
Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
friendly personalities. These dogs also have a lot of energy, so it’s important to take a doodle on daily walks. Be sure to also make good friends with your groomer, as their blended coats require regular maintenance.
Goldendoodle
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x
Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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The goldendoodle is a fairly new crossbreed that’s growing in popularity. They’re known for their low-shedding coats and friendly personalities. These dogs also have a lot of energy, so it’s important to take a doodle on daily walks. Be sure to also make good friends with your groomer, as their blended coats require regular maintenance.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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One of the biggest (and tallest) dog breeds, Great Danes are gentle giants. Patient, loyal, and alert guardians, they make great
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Great Dane
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
family pets, and surprisingly do very well with just short daily walks. Apartment and single family home dwellers alike can enjoy their noble nature and distinct characteristics.
Great Dane
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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One of the biggest (and tallest) dog breeds, Great Danes are gentle giants. Patient, loyal, and alert guardians, they make great family pets, and surprisingly do very well with just short daily walks. Apartment and single family home dwellers alike can enjoy their noble nature and distinct characteristics.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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x
Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Frequently described as majestic, the Great Pyrenees is a gentle giant. A fluffy white coat covers their whole body and keeps them
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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x
Good with other dogs
Great Pyrenees
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Good with cats
x
Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
warm, as they were originally bred as sheep protection dogs in the mountains. Calm, patient, and zen-like in their relations with others, Great Pyrenees make awesome companions for all types of families. Consider adopting one if you want a large, calm dog.
Great Pyrenees
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Frequently described as majestic, the Great Pyrenees is a gentle giant. A fluffy white coat covers their whole body and keeps them warm, as they were originally bred as sheep protection dogs in the mountains. Calm, patient, and zen-like in their relations with others, Great Pyrenees make awesome companions for all types of families. Consider adopting one if you want a large, calm dog.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Looking to adopt a cheerful little dog guaranteed to make you smile? Look no further than the Havanese. Vivacious and sociable,
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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x
Good with other dogs
Havanese
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
they’re becoming very popular with city dwellers, but do just as great in the suburbs or wherever their favorite humans reside. They love to learn tricks and take some grooming, but will reward you with laughs and smiles every day.
Havanese
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Looking to adopt a cheerful little dog guaranteed to make you smile? Look no further than the Havanese. Vivacious and sociable, they’re becoming very popular with city dwellers, but do just as great in the suburbs or wherever their favorite humans reside. They love to learn tricks and take some grooming, but will reward you with laughs and smiles every day.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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These clever little dogs often have their own ideas on how things should be done. They’re playful, affectionate, and have an
x
Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
You may like a dog with the traits of a
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Jack Russell Terrier
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
independent streak that can keep owners on their toes. Adopt a Jack Russell if you’re a fairly active person who’d love a quirky dog to take on long hikes in the woods or enjoy lots of playtime in the backyard.
Jack Russell Terrier
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These clever little dogs often have their own ideas on how things should be done. They’re playful, affectionate, and have an independent streak that can keep owners on their toes. Adopt a Jack Russell if you’re a fairly active person who’d love a quirky dog to take on long hikes in the woods or enjoy lots of playtime in the backyard.
You have 3 matches!
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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A cross between a poodle and a Labrador, the labradoodle is naturally hypoallergenic. Their energy level is that of a Labrador,
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Labradoodle
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Good with cats
x
Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
so those who enjoy getting out and about at parks, on hikes, and even bike rides would make great pet parents to a labradoodle. They’re loyal, hardworking, and affectionate with everyone they meet, making labradoodles great family pets.
Labradoodle
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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A cross between a poodle and a Labrador, the labradoodle is naturally hypoallergenic. Their energy level is that of a Labrador, so those who enjoy getting out and about at parks, on hikes, and even bike rides would make great pet parents to a labradoodle. They’re loyal, hardworking, and affectionate with everyone they meet, making labradoodles great family pets.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
x
x
Good with cats
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x
x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Adopt a Labrador retriever and you’ll see why they’re America’s most popular dog breed. Labs are beloved for their affectionate
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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x
Good with other dogs
Labrador Retriever
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Good with cats
x
Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
dispositions and friendly personalities. These high-spirited pups are sporting dogs and perfect for individuals and families who love to spend a lot of time outdoors swimming, jogging, or hunting.
Labrador Retriever
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Adopt a Labrador retriever and you’ll see why they’re America’s most popular dog breed. Labs are beloved for their affectionate dispositions and friendly personalities. These high-spirited pups are sporting dogs and perfect for individuals and families who love to spend a lot of time outdoors swimming, jogging, or hunting.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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These confident dogs are usually very playful with their humans, but can be slow to warm up to strangers. But who can resist
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Lhasa Apso
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
trying to make friends with these beauties? Their long, flowing coat is totally worth the regular grooming needed to keep it looking its best. Can’t wait to adopt your Lhasa? Be sure to train yours using lots of positive reinforcement.
Lhasa Apso
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These smart, confident dogs are usually very playful with their humans, but can be slow to warm up to strangers—aloof, even. But who can resist trying to make friends with these beauties? Their long, flowing coat is truly a sight to be seen, and totally worth the regular grooming needed to keep it looking its best. Can’t wait to adopt your Lhasa? Be sure to train yours using lots of positive reinforcement.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Low-shedding and affectionate, Maltese dogs make charming companions. They’re known for their small stature and flowing
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Maltese
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Good with cats
x
Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
coat, but are surprisingly hardy and make good watchdogs. Outgoing and requiring only moderate exercise, adopt a Maltese if you’re looking for a sweet—if at times stubborn—new member of your family.
Maltese
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Low-shedding and affectionate, Maltese dogs make charming companions. They’re known for their small stature and flowing coat, but are surprisingly hardy and make good watchdogs. Outgoing and requiring only moderate exercise, adopt a Maltese if you’re looking for a sweet—if at times stubborn—new member of your family.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Known as “The King of the Toys”, miniature pinschers pack a spitfire, big-dog personality in a small package. They are sneaky,
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Miniature Pinscher
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
silly, and extremely smart, and are also sweet and cuddly with their preferred people. Their most distinguishing characteristic? Their high-step “hackney” gait. It truly looks like you’re watching a Hackney horse walk!
Miniature Pinscher
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Known as “The King of the Toys”, miniature pinschers pack a spitfire, big-dog personality in a small package. They are sneaky, silly, and extremely smart, and are also sweet and cuddly with their preferred people. Their most distinguishing characteristic? Their high-step “hackney” gait. It truly looks like you’re watching a Hackney horse walk!
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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The smallest of the three schnauzer types, miniature schnauzers pack a lot of punch in a small body. They’re great for
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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x
Good with other dogs
Miniature Schnauzer
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
apartment life and enjoy lots of attention and vigorous play from their pet parents. They enjoy adventures out and about and are great at making friends. Their fluffy beards and mustaches are great conversation starters!
Miniature Schnauzer
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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The smallest of the three schnauzer types, miniature schnauzers pack a lot of punch in a small body. They’re great for apartment life and enjoy lots of attention and vigorous play from their pet parents. They enjoy adventures out and about and are great at making friends. Their fluffy beards and mustaches are great conversation starters!
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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One of the world’s most popular herding breeds, Pembroke Welsh corgis are strong, athletic, and lively. While their legs may be
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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x
Good with other dogs
Pembroke Welsh Corgi
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
short, they are surprisingly quick and agile. Daily exercise is a must to keep them trim and in shape. If you love dogs who love to get out for an adventure and then come home and cuddle on the couch, consider adopting a corgi.
Pembroke Welsh Corgi
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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One of the world’s most popular herding breeds, Pembroke Welsh corgis are strong, athletic, and lively. While their legs may be short, they are surprisingly quick and agile. Daily exercise is a must to keep them trim and in shape. If you love dogs who love to get out for an adventure and then come home and cuddle on the couch, consider adopting a corgi.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Content in both the city and the suburbs, the inquisitive Pomeranian is one of the world’s most popular toy breeds. Poms
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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x
Good with other dogs
Pomeranian
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Good with cats
x
Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
can be both alert watchdogs and playmates for older children. Their foxy faces and big dog attitudes command attention wherever they go, and they’re smarter than their cute appearance may imply, mastering tricks and games with ease.
Pomeranian
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x
Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Content in both the city and the suburbs, the inquisitive Pomeranian is one of the world’s most popular toy breeds. Poms can be both alert watchdogs and playmates for older children. Their foxy faces and big dog attitudes command attention wherever they go, and they’re smarter than their cute appearance may imply, mastering tricks and games with ease.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
x
x
Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
x
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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This hypoallergenic breed has smarts and style to spare. From toy to standard sizes, poodles are intelligent, athletic dogs. With
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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x
Good with other dogs
Poodle
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Good with cats
x
Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
their high energy levels, these dogs do well with owners who will keep them busy. Poodles were bred originally as hunting dogs, so they especially enjoy retrieving toys, swimming, and long walks or jogs to burn off energy.
Poodle
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x
Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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This hypoallergenic breed has smarts and style to spare. From toy to standard sizes, poodles are intelligent, athletic dogs. With their high energy levels, these dogs do well with owners who will keep them busy. Poodles were bred originally as hunting dogs, so they especially enjoy retrieving toys, swimming, and long walks or jogs to burn off energy.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
x
x
Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
x
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Who can resist this squishy face? Charming, funny, and mischievous, pugs make loving pets. Small yet solid, they’re the
x
Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Pug
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Good with cats
x
Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
ideal house dog and happy in just about any home—city or country, kids or none—with their biggest vice being food. A pug may not beg you for a walk, but it’s important to get in some daily exercise to keep them trim and healthy.
Pug
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
x
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Who can resist this squishy face? Charming, funny, and mischievous, pugs make loving pets. Small yet solid, they’re the ideal house dog and happy in just about any home—city or country, kids or none—with their biggest vice being food. A pug may not beg you for a walk, but it’s important to get in some daily exercise to keep them trim and healthy.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
x
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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x
Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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x
Good with cats
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x
Protective
x
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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This low-key crossbreed of a pug and a beagle is a particularly great companion dog, especially for those living in apartments.
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Puggle
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Also a great family dog—they really love people and other dogs—these pups are often playful and eager to please, but can also be quite stubborn. Oh and they like to eat. A lot.
Puggle
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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This low-key crossbreed of a pug and a beagle is a particularly great companion dog, especially for those living in apartments. Also a great family dog—they really love people and other dogs—these pups are often playful and eager to please, but can also be quite stubborn. Oh and they like to eat. A lot.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Tough yet elegant, rat terriers are the quintessential terrier. Though small and compact, they pack a feisty personality. They’re prone
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Rat Terrier
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
to chasing smaller animals and cats, so would do best in a home that is small-critter free. Because they love to chase, though, they are easily tuckered out in a backyard, so don’t need a ton of walking or heavy exertion outside of home.
Rat Terrier
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Tough yet elegant, rat terriers are the quintessential terrier. Though small and compact, they pack a feisty personality. They’re prone to chasing smaller animals and cats, so would do best in a home that is small-critter free. Because they love to chase, though, they are easily tuckered out in a backyard, so don’t need a ton of walking or heavy exertion outside of home.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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You’ll recognize this breed by the stripe of backward-growing hair along their spine that looks a bit like a doggy mohawk. It’s a bit of
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Rhodesian Ridgeback
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
a metaphor for the personality of this strong-willed, independent dog. Overall, Rhodesian ridgebacks are protective and alert, but they are quiet about it, keeping barking to a minimum.
Rhodesian Ridgeback
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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You’ll recognize this breed by the stripe of backward-growing hair along their spine that looks a bit like a doggy mohawk. It’s a bit of a metaphor for the personality of this strong-willed, independent dog. Overall, Rhodesian ridgebacks are protective and alert, but they are quiet about it, keeping barking to a minimum.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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A calm and confident companion, rottweilers are on the larger side and perfectly suited for those who have a home with a yard.
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Rottweiler
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Although a bit aloof at first, once a rottweiler gets to know you, they are silly, goofy, and cuddly dogs. Daily exercise and mental enrichment is a must, so people who enjoy training and getting outside would make perfect pet parents to a rottweiler.
Rottweiler
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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A calm and confident companion, rottweilers are on the larger side and perfectly suited for those who have a home with a yard. Although a bit aloof at first, once a rottweiler gets to know you, they are silly, goofy, and cuddly dogs. Daily exercise and mental enrichment is a must, so people who enjoy training and getting outside would make perfect pet parents to a rottweiler.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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While Shiba Inus may resemble foxes, they’re dogs through and through. An ancient Japanese hunting breed, they’re now the
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Shiba Inu
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
most popular companion dog in Japan. They can be a bit aloof at first, but they’re loyal and somewhat affectionate with their favorite humans. They do best in a home where they aren’t left alone too long, as they can get into mischief.
Shiba Inu
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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While Shiba Inus may resemble foxes, they’re dogs through and through. An ancient Japanese hunting breed, they’re now the most popular companion dog in Japan. They can be a bit aloof at first, but they’re loyal and somewhat affectionate with their favorite humans. They do best in a home where they aren’t left alone too long, as they can get into mischief.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Known as the “little lion dog,” the shih tzu is an outgoing and affectionate breed who’d love to snuggle up on your lap. They’re
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Shih Tzu
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
great for city dwellers since they’re content with a few play sessions inside each day. If you adopt a shih tzu, be prepared for daily brushing to maintain their long locks. You’ll never have a dull moment with one of these amusing pups around!
Shih Tzu
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Known as the “little lion dog,” the shih tzu is an outgoing and affectionate breed who’d love to snuggle up on your lap. They’re great for city dwellers since they’re content with a few play sessions inside each day. If you adopt a shih tzu, be prepared for daily brushing to maintain their long locks. You’ll never have a dull moment with one of these amusing pups around!
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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With their outgoing personalities and predisposition to having a low odor, Siberian husky dogs can make great family dogs. Bred to
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Siberian Husky
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
pull sleds, Sibe’s are athletes who were born to run. They do well with owners who can keep them busy and active on daily walks. They’re also quite friendly and social, and would enjoy burning off some energy with other dogs in a day care setting.
Siberian Husky
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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With their outgoing personalities and predisposition to having a low odor, Siberian husky dogs can make great family dogs. Bred to pull sleds, Sibe’s are athletes who were born to run. They do well with owners who can keep them busy and active on daily walks. They’re also quite friendly and social, and would enjoy burning off some energy with other dogs in a day care setting.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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These silver foxes of the canine world are very friendly with strangers, smart and obedient, and love to get outside and stay
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Weimaraner
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
active—and most of all, they love spending lots of time with their humans. Enjoying active time with friends (furry and otherwise) is a Weimaraner’s happy place! Just beware of cabin fever and separation anxiety with these pups.
Weimaraner
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These silver foxes of the canine world are very friendly with strangers, smart and obedient, and love to get outside and stay active—and most of all, they love spending lots of time with their humans. Enjoying active time with friends (furry and otherwise) is a Weimaraner’s happy place! Just beware of cabin fever and separation anxiety with these pups.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
x
You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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These clever, confident little dynamos need to be kept busy, but they are so delightful to watch at play that providing
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
West Highland White Terrier
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
opportunities will be a pleasure. And if you decide to adopt a Westie, just know that lots of training early on will pay off in avoiding excess barking and digging as they get older.
West Highland White Terrier
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These clever, confident little dynamos need to be kept busy, but they are so delightful to watch at play that providing opportunities will be a pleasure. And if you decide to adopt a Westie, just know that lots of training early on will pay off in avoiding excess barking and digging as they get older.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Good with cats
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Protective
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1/3
Grooming
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Goofy yet graceful, the American staffordshire terrier is eager to please. As a larger dog, they do best with room to roam. Daily
These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
Activity level
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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Yorkies are true terriers: funny, feisty, and braver than their size implies. They’re known for their dainty looks, but were originally
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Barking/howling
Good with children
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
Training effort
1/3
These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Barking/howling
Training effort
Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
Shedding
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Good with other dogs
Yorkshier Terrier
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Good with cats
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Shedding
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These low-maintenance pups just need the basics: routine nail trims and occasional brushing. They’ll need a good brushing and bathing here and there, plus the occasional professional groom. These pups need regular professional grooming and combing at home to prevent matts.
bred as ratters, which comes through in their spunky—and sometimes bossy—personalities. Known as “the tomboy toy,” Yorkies are also quite affectionate and favorites of city-dwellers worldwide.
Yorkshire Terrier
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Activity level
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Minimal roller brush action required! That’s great news for your allergies and couches alike. These breeds shed seasonally (fall and spring), but regular brushing and bathing can help alleviate this. These pups will shed year-round, but brushing, bathing, and professional grooming make it manageable.
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You won’t see a lot of scary faces with these trusting pups—they usually make friends easily. They’ll often make a ruckus if someone is at the door or if a situation seems threatening. These dogs are likely to be very territorial over their human, house, or even the car.
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Yorkies are true terriers: funny, feisty, and braver than their size implies. They’re known for their dainty looks, but were originally bred as ratters, which comes through in their spunky—and sometimes bossy—personalities. Known as “the tomboy toy,” Yorkies are also quite affectionate and favorites of city-dwellers worldwide.
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These dogs typically pick up basic commands quickly and will mostly aim to please. Practicing basic commands on a semi-regular basis should give you a well-behaved dog. It’s important to train these dogs early and often so they understand who’s in charge.
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Grooming
You may like a dog with the traits of a
Good with other dogs
You might hear a peep or two, but generally speaking this breed is on the quiet side. This breed definitely has some things to say, but at a reasonable pace and volume. This breed is quite vocal—perfect for anyone looking for a barking security system.
Not that it can’t be done, but these dogs typically have a hard time making feline friends. They may or may not end up BFFs, but these dogs are often open to feline family members. These dogs love kitties, and their snuggle sessions might just be the cutest thing ever.
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Protective
These dogs are kinda shy, so it’s best to go slow when making new friends. They might need a minute, but these dogs tend to warm up pretty quickly to new friends. For these dogs, it’s instant BFFs everywhere they go—they make friends often and easily.
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Good with children
They may not be naturals with kids due to their herding instincts or size, but early socialization can help. These pups enjoy playing with little ones, but also need downtime in their own space. These pups can be the perfect playmate for bigger kids or ideal low-key snugglers for little ones.
You have 3 matches!
You have 3 matches!
These pups are very happy playing with their toys inside or taking a walk around the block. A daily 30-minute stroll, along with the occasional long walk, is perfect for these pups. These pups love long daily walks, hiking, running, and sprinting around the backyard.
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