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Welcome to Small Dog Breeds! Our purpose is to inform and collect the best information, profiles, & pictures of every small dog that barks and runs.
A properly trained and socialized Manchester Terrier is a pleasure to own and to be around. Their small size makes them prone to developing small dog syndrome as owners tend to baby small dogs and let them have their way, but the consequences of this are never good and can be difficult to undo.
The Havanese is a small dog that only stands about 8 to 12 inches tall and weighs anywhere between 7 to 13 pounds. Havanese have a thick, yet soft and silky coat of fur that does not shed a lot, which makes them a great choice for those who do not want to pick up hair on a constant basis.
Tibetan Spaniels are currently ranked as the 120th most popular dog breed by the AKC. Personality & Temperament. Tibetan Spaniels are intelligent dogs that have a lot of confidence and love to play. The breed is generally recommended for families and homes with children.
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The Chihuahua is considered to be a tiny toy dog, which means he or she is small in nature. This dog will weigh anywhere between 2 to 6 pounds when fully grown. There are two types of Chihuahuas which include a long coat and smooth coat variation.
The Russell Terrier currently ranks 108th on the AKC’s most popular dog breed list. Personality & Temperament Russell Terriers are highly energetic and are most compatible with active families.
The Italian Greyhound has a short, smooth and fine coat, if it is properly taken care of. They are one of the easiest breeds to groom thanks to the short hair. Sheds very little. The coast comes in all kinds of shades, cream, red, black, fawn and solid or white markings.
Australian Terrier Spotlight. Very adaptable and family-friendly dog breed. Highly energetic, they love to run and play, dig & bark. While polite to strangers they can be bossy with other dogs. Smart, they train and learn quickly. Does not co-habit well with cats. Notorious diggers, make sure to train early.
The Papillon is a small, approachable breed with a long history. It has appeared in European portraits and other pieces of artwork dating as far back as the 1500s. The Papillon descended from a group of early toy spaniels that had drop hanging ears as opposed to the erect ears seen on Papillons today.
