Sentences with phrase «quiet apartment dogs»

They can be calm, quiet apartment dogs whose exercise requirements will be satisfied by a short walk and a vigorous indoor play session.

Not exact matches

Let us start by looking at some dog breeds which can do well in apartments and proceed to best dogs lists, hypoallergenic dog breeds, quiet dog breeds and some more possible options which may suit your lifestyle.

And like a lot of the best apartment breeds, these snuggly dogs are highly affectionate and quiet.

They are playful, friendly, quiet, affectionate dogs which can be adopted even by apartment owners.

Surprisingly they make good apartment dogs as long as they get a couple of leash walks a day they are quiet and some can be lazy.

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A dog that's well - suited for apartment living needs to be reasonably quiet so he doesn't annoy the neighbors, and he shouldn't need an excessive amount of exercise to stay happy and fit.

Generally, Malteses are quiet dogs and are fairly calm indoors, thus they make an excellent choice for dog owners who stay in an apartment.

Being quiet, low energy, fairly calm indoors, and polite with the other residents, are all good qualities in an apartment dog.

These dogs are not particularly quiet, and with their high energy level, they do not make great apartment pets.

But compared to other small dogs, pugs are a relatively quiet breed, which is an important consideration when living in pet - friendly apartments.

These little cuties are quiet and frequently considered as best apartment dogs, yet there's one essential caveat you should know.

Do you live in an apartment or duplex and need a quiet dog that won't rouse the neighbors?

They are easy to train, are compact and typically quiet, which makes them well - suited for first - time dog owners, city dwellers and people who live in apartments.

The quiet dogs are those that are suitable for living if you are living in an apartment or you have some problematic neighbors that don't like the noise of barking.

The Brussels Griffon is great if you like his looks, the Japanese Chin is good if you need a quiet dog in an apartment, and the Shih Tzu is a good choice if you want a dog under fifteen pounds and also need your lap kept warm.

«Whenever I move from a place, I draft up a letter of recommendation stating that my dogs have never caused any problems, have been quiet, great tenants, etc., and have had no problems getting my current - soon - to - be-former apartment manager / landlord to sign it.

Only small, quiet low - energy dogs will be adopted to apartment dwellers.

Because of this «manipulation,» people who live in apartments can have small dogs, people who are allergic can have dogs that do not drop dead hair all over the house, people who are handicapped can have service dogs, people with active lifestyles can have energetic dogs, people with sedentary lifestyles can have quiet companions, etc..

Papillon — Although caution must be taken around children or other dogs because of their fine bones, the happy, quiet and loving Papillon is almost the perfect apartment dog.

Greyhound — Like the Borzoi, the Greyhound is a calm, quiet, respectful apartment dog if well - exercised and allowed to stretch those long, sighthound legs regularly.

Norwich Terrier — With enough exercise, the Norwich Terrier is a happy, quiet, friendly dog that is ideally suited to living in an apartment.

Boston Terrier — Happy, friendly, and generally quiet, the Boston Terrier is a ideal apartment dog with an outgoing, but not overwhelming, personality.

Bedlington Terrier — This sweet, gentle, medium height terrier prefers a quiet, calm household making it a perfect dog for an apartment.