Chihuahua
Although these tiny canines pick things quite quickly, they frequently forget what they have learned. They are free spirits and don’t like to please people, which may be why obedience isn’t their strongest suit. Although this breed was originally developed for ceremonial use, it is now preferred for its unwavering devotion and companionship traits (making it an ideal choice for families and elderly individuals)
Chihuahua
Chinese Shar-Pei
These aged puppies have separate minds and might be distant. They belong to the same breed as some of the best medium-sized watchdogs, but they may be fairly aggressive around other humans and dogs, therefore socialization with other animals and people should start early. They are quiet, which is excellent for someone who works all day, but they are also prepared to protect their family if necessary. The Shar-Pei is one of the best dogs to own if you enjoy the way he looks and are prepared to put up with their bristly coat.
Chinese Shar Pei
