For some, there’s not much better in life than a cuddly little dog. Sure, most small dogs are cute, but not all have that gentle sweet-natured personality you may be looking for.
These 7 breeds excel in the roles of companion dogs from seniors to families with children, you can find a small dog here that fills your lap and fills your heart.
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The West Highland White Terrier or Westie, as he is affectionately called, sports an attitude as rugged as his homeland, but lovers of this wee white terrier have grown to love him for more than just his bravado. Let’s get to know this tenacious and intelligent terrier.
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Not that we really need reasons to love a dog. They’re cute, loving and loyal companions.
Although his lifespan is short, a dog makes a major impact in your life.
But for fun, we present 10 Reasons to Love a Dog or 10. Give us your best reasons to love a dog in the comments below.
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The Rat Terrier is a relatively new breed but during his short history, the Rat Terrier has proven himself to be a versatile, multipurpose dog with a playful, happy-go-lucky attitude. He is an all-in-one dog — able to do virtually anything. And he is a loyal friend and family companion.
He is athletic and agile, loves to play, and has a special passion for chasing balls. There is far more to know about the Rat Terrier than his endearing Rattie ears! Let’s get to know him.
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Meet Maisy. Maisy is a Border Terrier. For most of her breed’s existence, the Border Terrier has been unknown, and her people prefer that she stay that way if it means protecting her from the ravages of popularity.
She’s intelligent, loyal, fearless, loving, and determined, and about as aggravating as any dog can be.
The Border Terrier may well be one of the oldest terriers in Great Britain, but for many of you, this may be the first you’ve heard of her. Let’s get to know this spunky little pest.
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Despite a formidable appearance, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a lover, not a fighter, well, not anymore. He is gentle, docile, easy to care for and always seeking a good time. He needs two things close human companionship and a chance to play. Hi, welcome to Animal Facts. Today, we look at the people-loving, bully, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
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He’s bold, he’s lively, he’s energetic, and he’s charming. Of course, we’re talking about the athletic dog with the large personality, the Jack Russell Terrier. Charismatic and affectionate, the Jack Russell makes a great pet, but he can be difficult to manage. His outgoing personality has even outstaged famous actors and gotten him involved in a bit of a civil war. Hi, Welcome to Animal Facts. Today, we look at the dog of constant digging, the Jack Russell.
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Ah, the Mini Schnauzer, the adorable small dog breed that will win your heart with its engaging personality and childlike mannerisms. He’s a dog who’s got it all in one small package: intelligence, affection, an extroverted temperament, humor, and a personality that’s twice as big as he is. Throw in that mustache and quivering enthusiasm, and he’ll make you laugh YOUR tail off. Now, who doesn’t need more laughter? And, With a Miniature Schnauzer in the house, you’ll never be alone, not even when you go to the potty.
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The Yorkshire Terrier, also fondly known as the Yorkie, enjoys cuddling on laps and snuggling into soft pillow, but is lively and inquisitive, physically and mentally quick, and spends much time dashing around checking things out. If this sounds like the match for you, stick around.
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Originally bred to be farm dogs, the American pit bull terrier is known for its strong stature and protective nature. While you won’t find many pit bulls on farms in America, you will find this breed used commonly as a family dog, and even sometimes used in military work.
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