For many working people, a dog that you don’t need to walk with, is a solution to many problems. And although all dogs need a certain amount of exercise, and even the most famous non-shedding breeds molt a little, there is always a dog that Suitable for your level of activity and lifestyle.
Brussels Griffon
Small Belgian dogs are known for their cute features and almost human facial expressions. Having belgian origin, griffins are officially recognized as decorative breed. These dogs weigh an average of 3.5-6 kg and have life expectancy from 12 to 15 years. They have red, black and red colors. The breed often “sticks” to one person and adapts well to housing conditions.
Havanese or Havana Bichon
Sociable havanese – another decorative breed with a medium life expectancy of about 15 years. They are affectionate character, and well suited to both children and the elderly. Havanese have many colors, including white, black and cream.
This breed is the national dog of Cuba, where she was bred and was a pet of people exclusively from top class. After the Cuban revolution, the breed was on endangered, but the owners who escaped from the island gradually restored the population in the 1970s.
Maltese
The Maltese lap-dog, captivating with its charm, is one of the oldest recognized breeds. The dog is named after the city Malta, a Mediterranean city located south of Sicily. The breed was in great demand among the Romans and Greeks, especially at the nobility. Maltesov was bred for communication, both loved and social dogs. With an average weight of 3 kg, they are excellent companions for traveling.
Maltese loves spending time with its owner and just loves to bring joy to them. Their silky white coat provides a magnificent and even sophisticated look. However, for maintaining good appearance, wool will need daily cleaning and regular grooming.
Miniature schnauzer
A miniature schnauzer or miniature schnauzer is a small breed with an average weight of about 7 kg. It has specific colors, including black, pepper and salt, silver, black with silver, chocolate tan. This hospitable breed has a German origin, where it can often be seen in paintings 15th century. The mini schnauzer has the typical brave terrier character that makes him a good watchman. It also has a typical terrier curiosity that makes them active and well adaptable to owners with different lifestyles. Miniature Schnauzer will be great to feel both in the house out of town and in the apartment, but with enough toys for entertainment.
Maintenance and care
Most non-shedding breeds still require regular grooming. And all dogs need a certain amount exercise, or at least in the game in the backyard. Besides addition, adult animals with low natural energy, all some more time will be quite energetic puppies. if you it’s hard to find time to train the puppy, then you can pick him up suitable courses, or choose an already trained older dog.
