Papillon The Papillon, also known as the Continental Toy Spaniel, is one of the oldest breeds of toy spaniels.
2. Chihuahua
Do not be deceived by the modest size. Chihuahuas may appear subdued, but they are attitude powerhouses.
3. Yorkshire Terrier
A Yorkshire Terrier is usually friendly with the family cat and in charge of the larger dogs in the house. They are intelligent and energetic dogs.
4. Cocker Spaniel
These spaniels are ideal as children's pets since they are the ideal size—not too small, not too huge.
5. Maltese
Being bred as a companion dog, the Maltese frequently maintains a puppy-like demeanor throughout his life.
6. Beagle
Beagles are extremely clever and lively. Their strong sense of smell, which was originally developed for hunting rabbits, can occasionally make walks intriguing.
7. Bichon Frise
Even Scrooge is sure to smile when they see these lovely faces. This tiny white ball of fur was made to snuggle.
8. Boston Terrier
As long as he is with his family, the Boston Terrier is normally joyful, eager, and up for anything.
9. Dachshund
The intrepid and adventurous Dachshund enjoys digging, hunting, pursuing prey, and scent-tracking.
10. Italian Greyhound
Italian Greyhounds are reputed to possess the same loving, devoted temperament as their larger Greyhound relatives.