10. English Bulldog
When people see a bulldog cub, they stop.
They are small and short, and were originally used by people to participate in a battle called bullfighting.
In addition, they used to drive cattle in and out of the market.
Today, they are gentle companions for children.
This dog's life in the apartment is adaptive.
High sensitivity, can tolerate solitude, suitable for novice pets.
If you have an active social life, this dog will be perfect for your guests as we give it five stars because of its friendliness to strangers.
It's gentle on family, and unlike pit bulls, we don't associate it with violence and anger. By the way, it has a high beauty potential with a five-star drooling ability.
Feed it well and you'll see it gain weight quickly.
9. Golden Retriever
Golden Retrievers are one of the most popular pets in the United States.
The puppy is irresistibly cute and almost looks like a slender teddy bear.
It is very friendly and tolerant when living with family, which makes it a great companion.
It is a highly capable retriever with the ability to assist in drug use, hunting, tracking, and can be used as a therapeutic aid.
This dog is not very well suited to apartment life, so don't use the Golden Retriever as a pet unless you live in a home with enough open space around.
It cannot tolerate loneliness and has a very high sensitivity.
This breed is very child-friendly, so when you bring a puppy of the same breed, you can expect your child to adapt to it. If it hugs your child, don't worry!
8. Labrador
They say that the round face and sweetness of the Labrador Hound can sell anything,
That's why puppies of this breed get a lot of airtime.
It is both a friendly companion and a useful dog breed.
Historically, this dog was famous for helping fishermen trawls, fetch ropes and catch fish from cold waters.
It is the most popular dog breed in the United States and is a companion dog and assistant for people with disabilities. It is also a participant in search and rescue dogs and performance competitions.
Labrador is very affectionate, but like its ancestors, it was built for the outside and didn't fit in well with apartment life.
Its energy levels and exercise needs are high, and it has the greatest training potential.
Labrador retrievers lose a lot of hair, so it is not recommended for children with breathing problems and adults to hug this breed of puppy.
7. Corgi
Corgi cubs have calves and big ears that are bigger than their bodies! The overall effect is absolutely cute!
These cubs are the kings and queens of the internet imitation, and looking at them will surely tell you why. They have cute and emotional faces. By the way, they are members of the royal family and have always been regarded as pets by the British royal family.
Queen Elizabeth II raised more than 30 corgis during her reign!
Corgi cubs sometimes walk around and enjoy snacks that are definitely not on the menu.
Make sure you give your puppy enough exercise, although you'll love any type of exercise they create.
The game time between the two puppies is like an epic battle, and the corgi can play with almost anyone and anything – including mirrors.
6. French Bulldog
The French face is a little cute, especially with those big ears!
It was a dog breed that was created in England as a companion dog for trips to France with British merchants.
It is a rare breed of dog that once served as a rat catcher but now has only a place in a friendly family.
Like its pug and its British counterparts, it loves and adapts to apartment life.
With a generally medium level of sensitivity, it is perfect for novice owners and can get along well with very intimate children. It doesn't have a lot of drooling potential.
One disadvantage is that the overall health of the breed tends to be low-end.
It's easy to train and has a lot of fun.
5. Pomeranians
Call it a puppy or a teddy bear and dog – both!
Fluffy hair, round little eyes and small ears make it almost impossible not to want to hug this little thing.
The Pomeranian is a descendant of the large sled dog breed.
Nicknamed the "dog that thinks it's okay", the dog has earned a reputation as a companion dog for its agility, mobility, and overall friendliness.
Although it can adapt well to apartment life in the urban jungle, its tolerance for solitude is almost zero.
The puppy is very affectionate to the family and friendly to the children.
4. Knight King Charlie Hound
If there is one dog born to make its owner look sad, it is a knight.
The face of a sad puppy is irresistible.
Although born as a companion like its hound ancestors, the knight also has an adventurous and sporty nature.
It is one of the largest toy varieties and loves hiking.
It has been successful as a family and therapy dog and is also affectionate to children.
3. St. Bernard
Those big paws and extra fur combined with sad and cute eyes make the St. Bernard Puppy the top of our list of the cutest puppy breeds.
Originally, the dogs were used to guard St. Bernard's Hospice Hospital in Switzerland as they dutifully patrolled the ground.
They also rescued lost and injured travelers.
The dog is versatile when he grows up, and he can perform in the ring while pulling a carriage – it's a weight-carrying companion. Low demand for exercise, moderate adaptation to apartment life.
2. Bagidoo Hound
Originally, the dog was bred to hunt small hares.
The Puppies of the Bagidoo Hound have short and wrinkled legs, a lot of loose skin, large ears and sad eyes.
Adapted to live in the apartment, great choice for novice owners, very affectionate for kids.
Puppies eat a lot of food, and in the first six months, their needs are almost three to four times that of adult hounds.
1. Pugs
The pit bull family has taken another place on the list of the cutest puppies, this time topped the list in the form of pugs.
Although the pug's face is a bit unconventional, it is still popular and cute.
They are often described as having a lot of dogs in smaller spaces.
These small, sturdy dogs are part of the American Kennel Club toy set.
They are called dog clowns because they have a good sense of humor and love to show off.
Pug is perfect for apartment living and is also a great choice for novice owners.
Unlike the English Bulldog, drooling is rare, so it's more hygienic.
Dogs are more family-friendly than treating children alone. It's easy to train and has a lot of interesting potential.