French Bulldog (detailed introduction)

Actually, raising dogs is not as casual as we imagine. Many things don’t mean we can raise any dog we want well. Raising dogs not only depends on personal preference, but often needs to consider the breed characteristics and one’s own conditions. For owners who are busy with work, it is not recommended to raise large dogs that require intensive grooming and a high amount of exercise. Many small-sized dogs that are easy to groom are more suitable for them.

For owners who do not have much time, when choosing a dog, it’s better to buy small-sized dogs with short coats, as they are easier to groom. Also, the exercise needs of small dogs are significantly less compared to medium and large dogs, so usually playing with them at home for a while can satisfy their exercise requirements well.

1. Pug

The Pug is an ancient Chinese breed and is also a long-lived breed. It stands 25-28 cm tall and weighs 6-8 kg, with a sturdy and well-proportioned figure. Its head is square-shaped, with a wrinkled flat face, showing a very kind expression. It has a very gentle temperament and does not like to fight with other dogs, always adopting a tolerant attitude towards other dogs. However, it has a strong protective awareness towards its owner and cannot tolerate others or dogs harming its owner. Relatively speaking, Pugs are not very fond of exercise. Without paying attention to diet and exercise, they can easily become overweight. Fortunately, owners do not need to expend much effort to meet their exercise needs. In contrast to their appearance, Pugs are complete optimists rather than frowning. Even if owners do not play with them for a long time, they rarely distance themselves from their owners.

2. Bulldog

Bulldogs are divided into English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs. English Bulldogs are larger, with droopy ears and large heads. Due to the large heads of puppies, there is often a risk of difficulty in delivery. The adult appearance is also less cute than French Bulldogs. Therefore, which type to choose depends on personal preference. French Bulldogs are also short and stocky, with two large upright ears, looking very interesting. Their coat colors are mainly brindle, with white and brindle spots or white and black spots. Purebred French Bulldogs must have white fur on their chest, called a chest blaze. French Bulldogs have a very strong personality, are calm in facing situations, and rarely bark. They are also suitable for living in densely populated apartment buildings. Their disadvantage is their short nasal cavity, and if they become too fat, respiratory problems may arise.

Chihuahua (detailed introduction)

3. Chihuahua

Most people are familiar with Chihuahuas. They come in both long-haired and short-haired varieties. For easier grooming, it is still recommended to choose short-haired Chihuahuas. Although very small, Chihuahuas are very brave dogs. Like many small breeds, they are both timid and aggressive and tend to bark a lot when situations arise. Short-haired Chihuahuas have little body fat and no thick fur, so they are very sensitive to cold. Therefore, it is especially important to pay attention to temperature changes and it is necessary to put a little jacket on them when it is chilly.

4. Teddy Dog

The Teddy dog is one of the most common breeds nowadays. This dog is not only intelligent but also very easy to groom; usually brushing their fur appropriately is enough. Moreover, Teddy dogs are not prone to shedding, so owners do not need to worry about hair flying around the house too much. Even during shedding seasons, as long as the dog is brushed regularly, it won’t be a big problem.