Ten dog breeds that thrive in apartments, with details on their temperament and care needs. Includes smaller breeds and those that need less exercise, perfect for anyone considering a dog in a small space.
Nowadays, most of the population living in medium and large cities lives in apartments. In addition to influencing their lifestyle, this information is essential when deciding to adopt a dog to share their daily lives. After all, dogs need space to develop physically and cognitively. Do you want to know which are the best dogs for apartments? Today we will talk about the 10 breeds. 1. The Chihuahua Small, brave and simply charming Chihuahuas are one of the best dog breeds to have in an apartment. Did you know they are considered the smallest dog breed in the world and can live up to 20 years old if they receive good care. Of course, they are sensitive to the cold and show a genetic predisposition to various diseases such as hydrocephalus, epilepsy or herniated disc. Therefore, they require a lot of attention and regular veterinary checkups. If you want to know more, click on the card and we will tell you all the secrets you need to know about the Chihuahua. 2. Pomeranian Another of the most beloved dog breeds is the Pomeranian or Pom, one of the smallest members of the Spee type dog family developed between Germany and Poland. These dogs have always been companion dogs, so they tend to have a very docile and affectionate nature. However, Pomeranians do not usually tolerate loneliness and can become depressed because of it. 3. Poodle Regardless of its size, whether toy, miniature, medium or large, the Poodle is one of the best known and appreciated dog breeds around the world. We are talking about active, sociable dogs and according to Stanley Coren, one of the most intelligent dogs in the world. These dogs require a lot of exercise, mental stimulation and affection from their owners. We leave you the file above with everything you need to know about the poodle breed. 4. Jack Russell Terrier the small size of the Jack Russell Terrier makes it one of the ideal dog breeds to have in an apartment. In addition to its immense courage, loyalty and fun nature, it is also an active, energetic dog that remains in a constant state of alertness. It has a strong personality and requires a lot of physical activity as well as regular mental stimulation. 5. Shivenu the Shivenu is another dog breed to have in an apartment due to its small size. It is of Japanese origin and has gained a lot of popularity in recent years thanks to its appearance and soft coat. However, it is still often confused with the Akebanu. In any case, it has an active, independent character and is distrustful of strangers. And before continuing, don't forget to subscribe to the Animal Expert channel where we share weekly content related to dogs and cats as well as many other curiosities for animal lovers and of course at Expert, we also have another file on the shaven new breed. If you want to see it. Don't forget to check out the card. 6. The Yorkside Terrier the next dog on our list is the Yorkie Terrier, one of the most popular dog breeds from the United Kingdom worldwide. It has an energetic and playful nature. It also sheds very little hair. Of course, these dogs require their owners to take socialization very seriously when they are puppies. Otherwise they have a tendency to vocalize excessively. If you want to learn about other dog breeds of English origin, don't miss the video we have included on the card. 7. The Chiazou the Chizoo dog breed originated in Tibet where it used to serve as a guard dog in Buddhist monasteries. Although it may surprise us with its small size, these dogs are very sociable and affectionate with their owners. However, poor or varied socialization can cause them to become barky and shy in the presence of strangers. They are also active and playful, as you probably know. If you look at the card you will find an incredible video about the shih tzu breed. 8. The Lhasa apso the Lhasa Apso is a dog originally from the city of Lhasa in Tibet and is known for having a long, silky and abundant coat. Unlike other breeds on the list that could fit the description of a lap dog, the Lhasa Apso stands out for being a somewhat independent dog with a stable and confident character. That does not mean that it should not receive company or attention from its owners, of course. Number nine the Basenji in addition to being the oldest dog breed in the world, the Basenji dog is also the quietest dog. In fact, these dogs of African origin do not have the ability to emit the classic sound that we associate with a dog bark. Their main vocalization sounds like a mix of an entresa and a yodel. In addition to being a very calm dog, the Basing G is a medium sized dog with a stable temperament that can adapt very well to apartment life as long as it is given walks, daily physical activity and mental stimulation. Number nine the Golden Retriever we end our list of dog breeds to have in an apartment with the Golden Retriever, one of the most popular dogs in the world. And as a side note, its success is no mere coincidence as its noble and balanced character has made it one of the most beloved therapy and companion dogs. We are talking about a long haired dog that is patient and kind with children, which makes it an excellent family dog. Of course, they do require physical exercise, mental stimulation, daily brushing, and several doses of affection throughout the day. Of course, this list also includes mixed breeds of these breeds or mixed breeds that have a suitable temperament that, combined with good care, allows them to adapt well to an apartment. Which one is your favorite? Do you think there is another breed that we have forgotten? Leave us your comment and don't forget to like us if you enjoyed this video. Until next time, experts.
