10. The French bulldog

With its short snout and bat-like ears, it's no wonder the French Bulldog is considered a very cute dog breed. This doggie loves playing with his family. When it comes to cuddles, you'll be in luck, French bulldogs love them!

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The French bulldog is a big snorer and tends to drool a lot.
Also, his facial “wrinkles” must be regularly cleaned to avoid infection.
Like other flat-faced dog species, the French bulldog is more sensitive to heat. You must therefore pay attention to the environment in which your dog evolves.

The English bulldog is, like its counterpart, a very cute breed of dog. They have approximately the same characteristics, the only difference is their build, which is a little more developed than that of the French Bulldog. Also, the English bulldog is very stubborn.

9. The Welsh Corgi

Short legs, big ears, a long body and a big smile. These are the characteristics specific to this very cute breed of dog that are the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Originally from Wales, it is a very loyal and very intelligent animal. In addition to that, Pembroke Welsh Corgi are generally caring animals with children, making them the ideal companion if you have them.

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Corgis bark a lot
They need daily physical exercise: they love to exercise
Their thick coat requires semi-monthly or even weekly brushing.

8. Beagle

The Beagle is one of America's favorite breeds. This is a friendly and intelligent pack dog that thrives in the company of other dogs and strangers. Sociable, he does not constantly seek duels and gets along well with all other dog breeds. With its long floppy ears and big brown eyes, the Beagle is an adorable dog. His gentle nature and great tolerance make him an excellent daily companion.

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The Beagle barks and howls often
The Beagle has an explorer side: he enjoys exploring nature when you are out for a walk.

7. Dachshund

There are different breeds, of different sizes and colors. However, one characteristic remains constant in this animal: its long elongated body has earned it the affectionate nickname of “sausage dog”. Beneath his appearance as a cute little dog, the Dachshund is brave, curious and lively. In addition to that, his sense of smell is very developed, however, your Dachshund will not be able to find your truffle.

His character makes him a very good companion for the family and especially for children with whom he gets along wonderfully.

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The Dachshund tends to bark a lot. To “limit” this barking which can become untimely, it is important to take it out so that it burns off excess energy.
This breed of dog is very courageous by nature, sometimes even too much. It is therefore important to always monitor it carefully.

6. The Bernese Mountain Dog

“Everything small is cute”: And no! Not necessarily. The Bernese Mountain Dog is a mountain dog, that has its roots in Switzerland. This magnificent long-haired dog breed has a coat adapted to cold temperatures. Calm, confident and extremely devoted, he is in high demand as a shepherd dog. This breed of dog loves wide open spaces and long walks.

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The Bernese Mountain Dog's luxurious coat requires frequent brushing.
His education is quite easy and he remains very loyal to his master.

4. Coton de Tulear

You will be surprised to learn that this dog is a pack dog originating from Madagascar! This adorable little snowball is in the top 5 cutest dog breeds there is. What do you think? With its cheerful temperament, its sensitivity and the affection it has for its family, the Coton de Tulear is one of the best dog breeds to have at home.

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The Coton de Tuléar, like its counterpart the Bichon, tends to bark for little reason! If you have a garden, consider taking it out regularly and giving it exercise.
With its long hair, it is important to brush it regularly.

3. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

This magnificent dog is named after King Charles II, a king of England who was passionate about this breed. This dog can be recognized by its long curly ears and puppy eyes. This is a cute, enthusiastic, affectionate and eager-to-please small dog breed that thrives in companionship. He is sweet, kind and playful.

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Cavalier King Charles Spaniels love to explore, sniff, and hunt.
Their long coat requires daily brushing and regular grooming.

2. The Pug

Short nose, and bulging eyes, the Pug (also called Pug) is clearly one of the cutest breeds there is. It's impossible not to melt in love with this little dog with a round face. With his comical and cheerful appearance, the Pug brings a pinch of adventure into the home! He loves to show off and is very loving with his family, which is part of his popularity.

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Pugs, like the French Bulldog, snore, and the time they spend outdoors in the heat and humidity should be limited.
Here too, their facial wrinkles need to be cleaned regularly.

1. The Miniature Spitz

The Miniature Spitz is also nicknamed “Pomeranian Loulou” in reference to its place of origin: Pomerania located between northern Poland and eastern Germany.

With its miniature body, sublime coat and sweet face, the Miniature Spitz is a really very, very, very cute species of dog! Extroverted and intelligent, the Miniature Spitz is a real ball of energy. In addition, his protective behaviour makes him a natural watchdog, always on the lookout.

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The Spitz tends to be a little arrogant.
This dog adapts to all kinds of terrain, it is literally an all-terrain dog.

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