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Labrador Retrievers have a very obedient temperament and devoted personality. While they are very easy to train, make sure you have the time and space to fulfill the Labrador's high exercise requirements. Labradors are also very good with kids, so this is a good breed for parents of young children.

Labradors also only require 1 brushing session per week. A full grown Labrador will weigh anywhere between 55 and 80 lbs.

'Yorkie', as many people call it is a very curious and determined dog breed. Due to their low exercise requirements, Yorkshire Terriers are great for apartments. If you are not an experienced dog owner, Yorkies can be difficult to train. Because of their curiosity, they are also not recommended if you have small children. A Yorkie also requires grooming every 1-2 days. Full grown Yorkshire Terriers don't get much bigger than their puppy figures, generally weighing between 3-7 lbs.

German Shepherds are one of the most intelligent and capable dog breeds. Since they are so intelligent, German Shepherds are also one of the easiest breeds to train. It is also imperative that a German Shepherd gets plenty of exercise, so the bigger your yard the better. A German Shepherd is also very loyal and protective with children. Grooming your German Shepherd requires about 2 sessions per week. When fully grown, an adult can weigh between 75-95 lbs.

Golden Retrievers are one of the most playful and even-tempered breeds. They require lots of exercise, so space is a must with your Golden. Since Golden Retrievers have one of the highest learning curves, they are also quite easy to train. If you have children, a Golden Retriever can be a wonderful addition to the family. You must groom your Golden Retriever twice a week, and they also shed in the summer. Adults generally weigh between 55-75 lbs.

Beagles are very social and thrive on companionship. If you are interested in this breed, make sure to exercise your Beagle in moderation. While they don't require too much exercise, a Beagle can pose a challenge if you are looking to train one. If you have children, beagles are very gentle and playful with young kids. Because of their short coat, Beagles only require a weekly brushing. Fully grown beagles generally weigh anywhere between 18-30 lbs.

Dachshunds are extremely curious, adventurous, and loyal. Seeing as Dachshunds require only moderate exercise, a few walks per week is all one requires. On the other hand, a Dachshund is one of the more challenging breeds to train. All Dachshunds are generally great with children. Because Dachshunds coats vary, so do their grooming requirements. Smooth haired Dachshunds require a weekly brushing, wire-haired 1-2 times weekly, and long-haired every other day. Fully grown Dachshunds weigh in at 9-10 lbs.

Boxers are very playful, outgoing and devoted dogs. Due to their outgoing nature, they have high exercise requirements. Training your Boxer is generally a moderate challenge. If you have kids, a Boxer is very attentive and loyal towards all children.

Boxers are also one of the lowest maintenance breeds when it comes to grooming, only needing the occasional brushdown. An adult Boxer will get about 55-80 lbs.

Standard Poodles are very playful and require lots of social interaction. An energetic breed, Poodles require high exercise routines. Many people also argue that the Standard Poodle is the smartest breed, naturally making them easy to train. Poodles are very friendly and loyal to children of the family.

Standard Poodles need to be groomed about every 1-2 days, and they should also get clipped on a monthly basis. Standard Poodles reach about 45-70 lbs. when they reach adulthood.

Shih-Tzu's are a very sweet and affectionare breed of dog. While they require very little exercise, it can be quite challenging to train a Shih-Tzu.

If you have children, Shih-Tzu's are very playful and even show great affection.

To keep you Shih-Tzu's coat looking great, you should brush them every 1-2 days. Adult Shih-Tzu's get to be about 9-16 lbs.

Miniature Schnauzers are extremely lively and amiable. If you are interested in this breed, please keep in mind that Schnauzers only require a moderate amount of exercise and training. If you have children present in the house, Schnauzers are very friendly and playful, making them a great addition to any family.

Make sure you also have the time to groom your Schnauzer. For optimal results brush them 1-2 times weekly, clip every 2 months, and clean their beard daily.

A Chihuahua is a lively and temperamental breed. They can pose a challenge when it comes to training them. If you have young kids in the house, a Chihuahua is not an ideal breed to have. Chihuahuas come in two different coat varieties, so the grooming requirements vary somewhat. Smooth coat Chihuahuas require only the occasional brushing, whereas long-coat Chihuahuas require brushing 2-3 times weekly. A full grown Chihuahua is very small, peaking at about 3-6 lbs.

Don't be fooled by the looks, a Bulldog is actually quite easygoing and very responsive. Despite their low exercise requirements, it can be challenging to train your Bulldog.

If you have young kids at home, no need to worry, Bulldogs are quite friendly with children of all ages. For an optimal coat, brush your bulldog weekly, and clean their wrinkles everyday. Fully grown Bulldogs weigh in around 40-50 lbs.

Pugs are in essence a very loyal and confident breed of dog. Exercise and trainability for your Pug come in moderation. 2-3 walks per week and a little extra time is all you need to keep your Pug in excellent shape. If you have children, pugs are very affectionate and playful towards people of all ages. Due to a pug's short coat, only a weekly brushing is required. On the flip side, however, Pugs do require you clean their wrinkles everyday in order to keep their coat in tip top condition. Fully grown adults will weigh between 14-18 lbs on average.

The Pomeranian is a very confident and adventurous dog. If you are a busy person, it is good to know that a Pomeranian has low exercise requirements. If you wish to train a Pomeranian, they can be quite the challenge. If you are looking to bring a dog into a house with children, a Pomeranian is not the ideal breed. In order to keep a Pomeranian's coat in peak condition, all you have to do is brush twice weekly and trim every 3 months. Fully grown adults weigh between 4-5 lbs.

Boston Terriers are very intelligent and playful. While they do require little exercise, training your Boston Terrier can be a moderate task. A Boston Terrier is also sensitive and patient with kids, making them a pretty good member of the family. Grooming a Boston Terrier is only required occasionally, making them a pretty low maintenance dog to own. Adults can weigh anywhere between 10-25 lbs.

Cocker Spaniels possess a very happy and curious temperament. Moderate exercise is required to keep you Cocker Spaniel in good condition. On the other hand, a Cocker Spaniel is very easy to train. If you are looking to bring a Cocker Spaniel into a house with little children, it is good to know that Cocker Spaniels are very friendly and loyal to all children. To keep your Spaniel's coat in prime condition, make sure to brush them 2-3 times weekly, and clip their ever growing coats every 1-2 months. Fully grown Cocker Spaniels can weigh anywhere between 24-28 lbs.

In the hands of a responsible owner, a socialized Rottweiler can be an alerg, poised dog and a loving companion. It is, however good to know that Rottweilers require only moderate exercise and training. Despite the bad reputation, a Rottweiler's protective demeanor makes them a decent companion with children. Rotties also only require a weekly grooming session. Adults generally weigh between 80-135 lbs, making them one of the largest breeds.

Bold and companionable, a Maltese can make a great addition many homes. Maltese dogs have very low exercise requirements, making them perfect for those with active lifestyles. They do, however require moderate amounts of training in order to be the ideal household dog. If you have young children, Maltese is probably not the breed for you. Grooming your Maltese must occur every 1-2 days in order to keep the coat in optimal condition. An adult Maltese weighs anywhere between 4-7 lbs.

German Pointers are very active and hard working dogs. Originally bred as a working dog, they do require high amounts of exercise. Pointers can also be a challenge to train, so make sure you have lots of time if you are interested in this breed. German Pointers are friently but rowdy with children, so they may not be ideal in households with young kids. A German Pointer's coat is very short, and as a result requires only the occasional brush. Fully grown Pointers weigh in at 45-70 lbs.

Contrary to popular belief, your everyday Pit Bull is a very intelligent, affectionate, and very good natured dog. Originally a working dog, your Pit Bull will require lots of exercise for optimal conditioning. It is crucial your Pit Bull receive intensive obedience training socialization as as puppy. A Pit Bull is also a fantastic addition to households with older children, but is generally not the best breed around young children and babies. Average adult Pit Bulls weigh in between 35-55 lbs.

All mix breeds are listed in this category.

Mixed breeds are dogs that display characteristics of two or more types of breeds. Mixed breeds can vary greatly in size, shape and color, making them somewhat harder to classify. Dogs with mixed breeds present a much greater likelihood of variation in personality and exercise regimes. On the flip side, dogs of mixed descent tend to have far fewer health problems than purebreds.

Many other popular breeds like Siberian Husky, Minature Pinscher, Weimaraner, Pit Bull, Basset Hound, Doberman Pinscher, Pembroke Welsh Corgi, and many other breeds too numerous to list can all be found in here.

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Feel free to take a look. Who knows, you might even consider giving one of these lovable animals a new home!

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