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That sleek shape may make the Whippet seem like it requires a lot of activity, but that's not true. They like playing in the yard for an hour or two each day.
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A Bolognese may suit seniors seeking a low-maintenance dog. One of the lowest-maintenance canines. They also appear like stuffed animals and are loving and cuddly.
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Long, silky "fancy" coats distinguish Shih Tzus, which were bred in Tibet. They weigh 10-15 pounds and stand 9-10 inches.
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Chihuahuas, one of the smallest dog breeds, are ideal for apartments and condos. They weigh roughly five pounds, so anybody can train or manage them.
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Another tiny breed is the Shetland Sheepdog (Sheltie). Natural herding dogs are smart and need plenty of mental stimulation. Shelties thrive with active seniors who have time to walk them.
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Any Yorkshire Terrier owner will tell you a dozen reasons why "Yorkies" are the finest dog breed. They're small, hypoallergenic, clean, smart, and don't require much exercise.
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They may not have the nicest names, but these dogs are lovely! The breed excels in mouse hunting. Rat Terriers are great roommates for vermin-free homes.
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Small, charming Pomeranians, nicknamed as "Pom-poms" for their fluffy look, are ideal lap dogs. Their lovely, friendly, playful, and clever personalities make them simple to teach.
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Basset dogs are recognized for their droopy look and laid-back demeanor. Low-energy canines are terrific companions for elders who can't exercise.