Bichon Frise
Have you ever wished that you could hug a cloud?
Because if you have, then the Bichon Frise is probably about as close as you can get!
Bernese Mountain Dog
Affectionate, strong, intelligent—these are just a few words commonly used to describe the loving and playful Bernese Mountain Dog.
But did you know they have one of the shortest…
Coton de Tulear
Have you ever looked at a cotton ball and wished that it was sentient?
Okay, that’s a little silly…you probably haven’t. (But, hey, pet rocks were a thing, so why not pet cotton balls?)
Just kidding. Well, kinda.
Even if you haven’t fantasized about live cotton balls, chances are you can’t say no to a Coton de Tulear.
This relatively new breed is not very well known. (At least not yet.)
But he sure has a lot of love and fluffiness to share! So go ahead and indulge in your sentient cotton ball dreams.
West Highland White Terrier
Ever heard of Cesar’s dog food?
Most dog owners probably have.
And whether or not your dog is a Cesar’s food fan, you can’t deny that the company makes awesome commercials.
But only because they know how to play up the cute factor by starring a fluffy, white Westie.
Yup. Even if you’ve never met a Westie in person, chances are…
American Pitbull Terrier
Rhodesian Ridgeback
The Rhodesian Ridgeback isn’t the best-known dog in the world, but a local legend.
They were bred in Africa for Africa and their story is worth telling.
Yorkshire Terrier
The Yorkshire Terrier is a huge fan-favorite. The 10th most popular dog in the U.S., to be exact.
These elegant pups don’t hesitate to flaunt their gorgeous silky coat.
But beauty isn’t all a Yorkie has. He’s also got a terrier-ish taste for adventure.
Plus, he sometimes sounds like a…
Shiba Inu
The Shiba Inu is another one of those dogs that’s actually part cat.
But even though he’s got some feline qualities, he’s still a good-natured and spirited pup.
In fact, he’s the most popular companion dog in his home country of Japan.
And he even ranks 44th most…
Shih Tzu
Shih Tzu actually translates to “little lion”. And while the breed may not seem very lion-like, he just might’ve been.
It’s said that a Tibetan Buddhist God brought along a Shih Tzu on his travels. And when needed, that little lion dog could transform into an actual lion.
Pretty awesome, right?
But as intimidating as it sounds…
