Here are 5 most affectionate dog breeds
More under this adAre you looking for a gentle and loyal pet? Here are five dog breeds that are too cuddly and too lovable not to fall for.
A dog is a real commitment, like any animal. If you want a sociable and very affectionate animal, there are certain breeds that will give excellent character. If you're thinking of adopting a new companion but are unsure of the breed, then here are five dog breeds that you might like.
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1. The Golden Retriever: king of cuddles
The Golden Retriever is a dog with good character, a cousin of the Labrador. Playful, cuddly and patient, it is the perfect companion for a daily life full of tenderness.
More under this adMore under this ad2. The Yorkshire: small and terribly cute
Many people own Yorkies. And for good reason, this sensitive little ball of fur loves to be cuddled. But beware of their temperamental side.
More under this adMore under this ad3. The Pug: loyal and affectionate
The Pug is an adorable little dog that is very cuddly and very loyal. They will be happy to accompany you on your shopping trips! They are also very calm dogs who love to have their belly scratched.
More under this adMore under this ad4. The German Shepherd: unfailing loyalty
Despite their robust and sometimes impressive appearance,German Shepherds are unfailingly loyal dogs. Obedient, easy to train and patient, they will give you as much love as they want.
More under this adMore under this ad5. The Dachshund: They will follow you like your shadow
The Dachshund have a very strong character, but if properly trained, it will be a very loyal four-legged friend and will follow you wherever you go. When they're not by your side for a long walk, they'll be happy to sleep on their back in the warmth of your sofa.
More under this adMore under this adRegardless of the breed, the most important thing is education. If you want to adopt a dog, you have to take time to teach it the basics, just like a child. Adopting a dog should not be done on a whim!
More under this adMore under this adThis article was translated from Oh!MyMag FR.
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