Weighing just 3 to 6 pounds, Chihuahuas are known for their larger-than-life personality, making them vigilant and loyal companions.
Bred in the 19th century to hunt rats, Toy Manchester Terriers are gentle and affectionate with family but timid with strangers.
Cheerful and sociable, Beagles were bred to hunt in packs and enjoy the company of people and other pets.
Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, GWPs are adaptable to various weather conditions and crave daily vigorous exercise.
Known for their unique spots, Dalmatians are born entirely white and develop their spots at around 2 weeks old. They are known for their "Dalmatian smile," which can look like a grin.
Renowned for their intelligence and herding skills, Border Collies are energetic, agile, and have a hypnotic stare used for herding.
Popularized in the mid-1800s, Schipperkes are confident and curious, requiring early training to manage their independent streaks.
Known for their distinctive wrinkled faces, Pugs are affordable and easy to care for. They require regular cleaning of their wrinkles to prevent infections.