Chihuahua

Chihuahua is one of the oldest dog breeds known to people. Chihuahua is the smallest of the small dog breeds. Chihuahua has a round head, large, thin and upright ears, and round and large eyes. Chihuahuas are small in stature and do not have high requirements for living space. Basically, the space of a normal residence is enough for them to play. They don't get much exercise every day, and they don't have to spend time taking them out to play. It is very suitable to be kept by people who currently live in apartments. Chihuahuas can stay at home every day.

Pomeranian

The Pomeranian is a compact, short-backed, active toy dog ​​with a rather short head, a broad and flat skull, shaped like a fox's head. The reason why Pomeranians are now one of the most popular dog breeds in the pet circle is not only because of their cute and petite appearance, but also because of their lively and lovely personalities. Many young female friends like to raise a Pomeranian as a life partner, because this little guy can bring a lot of fun to people, and they are very smart and can complete the owner's instructions with a little training.

Maltese Dog

The Maltese dog is a gentle little dog that has a deep affection for its owner and is very hostile to strangers. It has a cute personality, sometimes gets into mischief, and is very full of personality. You can safely let it play with children. Usually in good health and vigorous until late in life. Although the Maltese does not require a lot of space, it does require careful care. The care of Maltese dogs cannot be sloppy, and coats like this need to be taken care of from time to time. Ear care is particularly important. The owner needs to prepare ear cleaning water, cotton swabs and scissors to pull out ear hair.