A companion dog, strong and agile, highly intelligent, alert, and easy to train. They make good guard dogs; they will bark to announce strangers but will not attack unless provoked. They enjoy human companionship and should be in a home where they will receive loving attention.
You may recognize these little white fluffballs as clown dogs from the circus! Bichon Frise are a lively breed and love being part of the family. Bichons need only moderate exercise but regular grooming. Find out more here.
The Boston Terrier is officially the state dog of Massachusetts, but they’re loved all over the States for their loving character. They are the 15th most popular breed in the US according to the AKC. Read more about Bostons here.
A sturdy little dog, the Brussels Griffon rose to fame in the movie, As Good as it Gets. Cheerful, sensitive and sometimes high-strung, Griffons really love to be spoiled! Check out more details on these cute little dogs here.
The Cairn Terrier is a loyal family dog with low grooming needs but high exercise requirements. The breed became very popular after a Cairn was used to play Toto in The Wizard of Oz. Find out more about this little Scottish dog here.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are charming little lap dogs that are well suited to families, including children and the elderly. Find out more here.
A popular breed made famous by such Chis as Bruiser from Legally Blonde, Paris Hilton’s Tinkerbell, and the Taco Bell chihuahua. Corageous and bold for their tiny size, Chihuahuas make good companions. Find out more about Chis here.
This loving, doting little dog comes in the powderpuff and hairless variety, the latter often winning the coveted title of World’s Ugliest Dog! Find out more about Chinese Cresteds here.
Hailing from Madagascar, the Coton de Tulear’s heritage is unique as they may have arrived to the island upon a crashed ship according to local tales.
Sometimes called a wiener dog or sausage dog due to its elongated shape, the Dachshund is the sixth most popular breed in the U.S. Daxies may have originated from Ancient Egypt. Find out more about them here.
