These dogs may not look very big, in fact they are all pretty tiny. But don’t be fooled, they’ll act in almost every way to be a big dog.
A stubborn hound, the Beagle is always happiest when it’s following an interesting scent.
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- A stubborn hound, the Beagle is always happiest when it’s following an interesting scent.
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- Don’t expect a Jack Russell Terrier to be a lap dog. These guys are bounding with energy.
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- These adorable guys have definitely earned their title “America’s gentlemen” thanks to their signature tuxedo markings and dapper demeanor.
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- Always happiest when they’re making you happy. The Cocker Spaniel makes a great family pet.
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- For the smallest of the hounds the Dachshund has one of the biggest personalities.
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- A bossy breed, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi loves herding people and livestock alike.
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- The Miniature Bull Terrier has all the pep of their larger counterparts at less then half the size. They’re often called “kids in a dog suit”.
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- Known as the “king of the toys” this 8-11 lbs toy dog is full of spirit and energy.
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- Known affectionately as the “little black devil” the Schipperke has to energy, brains and athletic ability to rival most larger breeds.
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- Ranked 6th in intelligence the Shetland Sheepdog can learn new commands after just a few minutes of practice and of course treats.
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- A national treasure in Japan. The Shiba Inu often thinks the world revolves around them and are known for their signature yodel. Wow.
