By Arnab Dey
We pick our top 10 dog breeds based on attitude and ease of training as well as their cute elements. From small to large we are having a look at all varieties of puppies from the small to the large.
Here Are The Top 10 Dog Breeds That You Need In Your Life:
1. Siberian Husky
2. Yorkshire Terrier
3. Bulldog
4. Labrador Retriever
5. Porkies
6. Beagles
7. Poodles
8. Dachshunds
9. Springer Spaniel
10. Teacup Yorkie
Without further ado, let’s get right into the article. Here are the top 10 dog breeds that you need to have:
1. Siberian Husky
There is absolutely no one in the world who has not heard of the name Siberian Huskies. They are one of the most popular dog breeds in the world.
Known to be from the land of the snow, the Siberian husky is very playful with kids and rarely makes his signature howl. However, he makes a poor watchdog breed.
2. Yorkshire Terrier
The Yorkshire terrier, on the other hand, is one of the dog breeds that are very protective of their adoptive family. This breed, noted for its long silky hair, can take care of the house effectively.
3. Bulldog
Bulldog and their history can root back to 1500. However, the breed as we know it today did not really come to be as it is now. Not till the famous crossbreed between the old English bulldog and a Pug. And that is exactly how we got our next favorite among all other dog breeds— the Bulldog!
Bulldogs are lovable and friendly dog breeds, albeit with a bit of a stubborn streak. They’re good with children and get along well with other pets. If you have a cat at home, a bulldog might be the perfect companion for you – and your cat too.
4. Labrador Retriever
The Labrador retriever is one of the popular dog breeds that is always up on its feet. They are eager to help out and be active. That is one of the reasons why you may find them in the world of hunting, police work, and security.
5. Porkies
Affectionately known as Porkies, they are small dogs with big personalities. They are considered to be a “Toy Breed” but they are terriers – so they are still brave and energetic. Porkies are beautiful but can be high-maintenance, mainly due to their appearance.
6. Beagles
Beagles are scent hounds. Medium-sized and low-maintenance, they can make a perfect house pet. They are neither too aggressive nor too friendly. Just remember that Beagles are pack animals so don’t leave them alone for too long.
8. Dachshunds
This breed is also known as the “wiener” dog because of its similarity to a hot dog. Don’t be deceived by its appearance though – Dachshunds can make a terrific watchdog. They’re very lively and will even challenge most dog breeds even if they are twice their size. How celebrities deal with their dogs.
7. Poodles
Poodles are some of the MOST intelligent dog breeds. They’re agile, easy to train, and very perceptive. However, they get easily bored. That is the reason why they often find themselves in trouble.
However, Poodles make for good companions. You may find yourself all snuggly with the breed. The only downside is that they are not excellent with small kids.
9. Teacup Yorkie
Tell people you know that you are looking for a teacup Yorkshire terrier. They are some of the cutest dog breeds that you can find. You can also post notices in local newspapers, magazines, and online.
Local pet store managers and employees will know if there is a dog for sale in your area. They are in permanent contact with breeders, vets, and pet owners.
If you log onto the Internet, you will quickly be able to hunt down a teacup Yorkie for sale. You can use the Internet to research such breeders so that you can find out which is the most respected and reputable. Through talking to or communicating with dog lovers from around the world you’ll get the most informed opinions.
10. Springer Spaniel
Millie was the name of George W Bush’s Springer Spaniel. Millie was one of the most well-known pooches to ever live in the White House. And needless to say, it made Spaniels some of the most famous dog breeds for a considerable span of time.
The name Millie, while long popular, picked up a bit of speed during the first Bush administration. Not as popular as it was during the 1950s, the name is once again gaining traction with dog owners.
Training Your Dog!
The Dog Training Industry is Unregulated. There are certifications and organizations that can help you identify those who actually have the right designations and experience. APDT has Trainer Search, a very useful resource, which lets you find trainers in your area based on your city or zip code.
There are four basic methods of training that stem from behavioral psychology. They are Positive reinforcement, positive punishment, negative reinforcement, and negative punishment.
Trainers have different methods of training. However, there are some basic things that can help you go through the entire process confidently. The trick is picking the right timing.
Boot Camps, Group Classes, In House Training, or Skype chats – there is every type of dog training that you may need. Deciding on the type of training you need will make the task of finding a good dog training school way easier. If your budget is tight, online dog training might be the solution.
Dealing With The Loss
You can share stories about your lovely animal and explain how the creature has enriched your life. You may want to create an altar with a candle and your pet’s photo in its memory. Along with that, you can place other items that might remind you of him or her.
Don’t be afraid to ask for time off from people who don’t understand you or who have unrealistic and irrational expectations of you at this time.
The loss of a pet is never easy. It takes months and years to recover from the loss. However, this loss has acted as an opportunity for many to examine their purpose in life.
Death often riples the foundation of existence in people’s lives. The loss of a close one is difficult to endure. But that is how life is. And even if it is your pet, the feeling is not different. Personally, I changed both professionally and personally, after losing Maggie.
Bottom Line: Choose Your Dog Well!
You can analyze and predict the in-born personality of a dog (to a particular limit) by examining the common traits of each breed of dog. Thus, you can minimize any trouble, by simply taking the time to choose among the dog breeds and get the furry friend that best suits your personality.
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