Bichon Frise: A hypoallergenic and charming breed known for quick learning and universal love. They weigh around 15 pounds, making them playful yet suitable for small spaces.
French Bulldog: Popular among metropolitan millennials, Frenchies originated in 18th-century Paris. They require brisk walks, are quiet, and make great apartment companions.
Greyhound: Despite being the fastest dog breed, greyhounds adapt well to apartment living and enjoy lounging.
Pug: Pugs are loving but mischievous, making them suitable for apartment dwellers. They have a tendency to gain weight, so diet control is essential.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: These toy dogs enjoy walks and lap time, making them ideal for small living spaces. They weigh 13 to 18 pounds and are silky beauties.
Bulldog: Despite their muscular build, bulldogs are friendly and loyal, with a reputation for laziness. They need regular brisk strolls and are not suited for hot climates.
Havanese: Downtown-friendly and clownish, Havanese dogs are adaptable and provide built-in entertainment. Grooming options vary for their silky fur.
Shih Tzu: Originally palace dogs, Shih Tzus are affectionate and get along well with kids and other dogs, making them suitable for modest homes.
Boston Terrier: Nicknamed "the American gentleman," Boston Terriers are lively and amusing with a short coat, making them compact and eager to please.
Biewer Terrier: A younger cousin of the Yorkie, the Biewer Terrier is known for its mild temperament and quiet nature.