Choosing Your Pup

When making the decision to welcome a dog into your family it is important to research breed temperaments and select one that fits your family dynamic. Some families excel with energetic dog breeds that are always ready  for an adventure, while others  are looking for a calm and relaxed companion to lounge with them on the couch. Today we will be covering the latter, and going through our recommended list of the top 5 “chill” dog breeds across different sizes and appearances. 

Getting a dog for the first time is exciting, to say the least. While it’s normal to be eager to bring your new dog home, it’s important to take the time to educate yourself on different breeds and not rush into buying a dog. There are some breeds that are better for first-time dog owners than others. Read on for some helpful first-time dog owner tips and an overview of the top dog breeds for beginner owners.

There are several factors to consider when looking for a dog for your apartment. Not all dogs are cut out for apartment life, and it’s crucial that you don’t end up choosing a dog that isn’t well-adapted to live in a smaller apartment - especially when they need lots of room to run around, or don’t always like sharing smaller spaces with other dogs or people.

Explore the eight best dogs for apartment complexes. Learn about the Bichon Frise, Boston Terrier, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and five other breeds that do well in small spaces.