From the big and cuddly Bernese Mountain Dog to the tiny and adorable Bichon Frise, these teddy bear breeds are sure to win your affection. And with their lovable dispositions and playful personalities, it's easy to see why they've become such popular pets.
If you like moving a lot, dogs are great to own as pets because they are adaptable creatures. And speaking of movement, pups help you to stay active and get off the couch simply because they love to run around, have fun, and play.
There are many different ways to help your dog gain weight. One simple method is to add more high-calorie foods to his diet, such as fatty meats, cheese, or full-fat dairy products like whole milk and yogurt. You can also try feeding him more frequently throughout the day so that he gets a chance to eat more calories each mealtime.
Contrary to popular opinions, bad breath is not a normal thing in dogs. It can be a result of a number of issues including systemic issues like kidney disease as well as local issues like dental abscesses and oral tumors.
If you prefer a fiercely loyal dog that’s always ready to protect you, then a Doberman Pinscher is an excellent choice. Or if you want a pup that will never hesitate to go on outdoor adventures with you, there’s the Golden Retriever. Want a laid-back, sweet canine? Bulldogs would love to spend lots of cuddle time with you!
The Bullador is a combination of the social butterfly Labrador and smushed-faced Bulldog. We also have the wavy-coated Boodle, part Bulldog, and part Poodle. The comical Bullhuahua joins our list – a tiny Bulldog mix, thanks to its Chihuahua parent.
When it comes to spotted dogs, Dalmatians often come to mind, with those gorgeous spots all over their bodies. Then, there is the English Springer Spaniel with spotted chests and the German Shorthaired Pointer, a combination of solid and spotted coat patterns.
The American Pit Bull is famous for its muscular build and its dazzling green eyes. Another green-eyed pooch is the Australian Shepherd, thanks to its merle gene. Then, there’s the Pomsky (Pomeranian and Husky mix) with either green eyes or a combination of blue and green.
Hairless dogs such as the American Hairless Terrier and the Mexican Hairless are equally cheap to own because of their minimal grooming requirements. And a short-haired Pug is also budget-friendly, starting with the initial cost of buying one and its monthly maintenance needs.
