3. Pugs
Pugs are kind and friendly and love to play. But, at the same time, they do not differ in excessive activity, and they like to take a nap. These dogs are intelligent and easy to train. But be prepared: they could be headstrong but are generally willing to please.
With short legs, wrinkled faces, and lovable personalities, pugs make excellent companions, as, by nature, pugs are partners, get along well with all family members, and love children.
Pomeranians are usually unpretentious in content, although they are sometimes picky eaters. They are not prone to obesity, probably due to their high activity level.
A major downside is that they shed a lot, so don’t get one if you have a new baby at home. The double coat requires regular grooming once or twice a week, with daily brushing during the shedding season.
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