Top 10 Dogs That Can Be Left Alone

Dogs love to be around with their family and spend time playing games and cuddling. As a dog owner you know that it is one of the best feelings when you come home and they are already waiting for you with their tail wiggling. When getting a dog you should be able to spend enough time with your pet so they get the activity and love they need. But we also have our jobs and other duties that need to be done. That said there are some dog breeds that don't need as much time as others and can be left alone for longer periods. In this video we introduce 10 dog breeds that know how to spend time on their own. If you find this video helpful it would be great if you subscribe to our channel and help us spread our love and information about dogs to more curious dog lovers. Number 10 Basset Hound. One of the most popular hound dogs basset hounds make beloved charming companions for pet owners all over the world. Though they're known for their stubbornness basset hounds are also extremely devoted and loyal and they're typically mild mannered and agreeable at home which is why they make excellent family pets. And their scenting and tracking ability is uncanny. The basset's nose is considered second only to the bloodhound. Basset hounds have the tendency to overheat therefore should be given plenty of exercise to keep them healthy. Normally a lazy breed this dog should be taken on regulated walks and should be allowed a free roam in a safe fenced-in area when you have time for them after leaving them alone for some hours. Number 9 French Bulldog. A French Bulldog or Frenchie is a sturdy compact dog breed with a large head, short snout and bat-like ears. This breed is lively, lovable and playful. Overall the French Bulldog is a cute affectionate dog that makes a wonderful pet for all kinds of families. This hilarious little dog makes a wonderful playmate and is very energetic. Alert and clingy this breed does require a lot of human attention to thrive. This is not a canine breed and should always be kept in a family environment. Given proper socialization the French Bulldog can do well with other dogs but should not be around small children as they do not tolerate rough play. Number 8 Chihuahua. The Chihuahua is a tiny but confident dog that loves to give and receive attention. Despite its petite and fragile appearance the breed is quite bold even brazen. Its wide eyes and big ears are its other distinctive features. The ears are usually erect and very large in relation to its small head and body. The Chihuahua has a unique personality and can be quite affectionate loyal companion dog. They're very individualistic, highly intelligent breed and each have their own unique personality so only a few generalizations can be made. They're commonly referred to as a chi, are energetic and graceful and display a human-like expression. Their lifespan is the longest of any size dog. Number 7 Shar Pei. The Chinese Shar Pei dog is an ancient unique and rare breed. With their wrinkled skin, blue-black tongues and bristly-like coat they certainly stand out from the crowd. They are not necessarily a breed for novice owners These very intelligent dogs are known for being independent, aloof and guarded of strangers. With their families while not known for wanting to snuggle on your lap they can be fiercely loyal and protective. The Chinese Shar Pei is an intelligent, dignified and calm dog but can also be very alert making him ideal for guard or watchdog. He has a strong protective instinct so this breed should be well socialized at an early age to avoid shyness or from being overprotective. Number 6 Bull Terrier. Bull Terriers, sometimes called Bullies, are dogs of medium to large size of muscular athletic bodies. One of the Bull Terrier's most memorable physical features is the rounded front of its head. Some may feel that Bullies are though-looking but this breed is highly affectionate, playful and even goofy. The Bull Terrier is often called a kid in a dog zoo. He's a lively breed but can also be lazy and quiet at times. A very muscular and well-built breed this dog has a very sweet disposition and can be very affectionate. This dog requires an experienced handler as they can become dominant without the right training and socialization. The Bull Terrier is a very polite breed that is naturally obedient and loves training when spending time with his master. Number 5 Chow Chow. The Chow Chow is a stoic and independent dog breed that is known for its bear-like appearance. They possess the unique characteristic of having a blue-black tongue though the breed sometimes has a reputation for being aggressive. Most Chows are loyal, calm dogs that make excellent companions. The Chow Chow is a true masterpiece of dignity and beauty. They are keenly intelligent, have an independent spirit and display a dignified demeanor. They are extremely aloof and discerning. Due to their high intelligence and independence they have no problem of being alone for longer times. Number 4 Akita Inu. The Akita is a large, noble, loyal and courageous dog of Japanese descent. In general, the Akita is deliberate, strong-willed and quiet although he will bark when it thinks necessary. While the Akita can be surprisingly sweet and affectionate with family members, this breed best suits an experienced owner in a home without young children or other dogs. Akitas are large, sturdy and muscular. Their paws are webbed which makes them excellent swimmers. They have a reserved manner and carry themselves with great dignity. They are powerful and alert, responsive and courageous. They make an excellent protector as well as a valued companion. They don't need every second of your attention and can keep themselves busy for a longer period. Number 3 Boston Terrier. The Boston Terrier is often affectionately nicknamed the American Gentleman as a result of their markings that are reminiscent of a tuxedo. They are a breed that is known for being full of energy, fun-loving, often zenny and very affectionate. As with any dog, it is important that a Boston Terrier is fed on a high-quality, appropriately portionate diet. They are known for being rather food-obsessed, so care must be taken to ensure they do not get overweight. The Boston Terrier is compact, sturdy and small but is not delicate or fragile. This breed has a kind and gentle nature. They are lively, high-spirited and playful. This stepper dog is a delightful combination of determination, strength, balance and gracefulness. With the training and socialization, they can be left alone for a while. Number 2 Miniature Schnauzer. The Miniature Schnauzer is a bold and active little dog that can trace its origins back to the 15th century in Germany and a crossbreed between Poodles and Affenpinschers. This breed, which is separate from standard and giant Schnauzers, has distinctive features and a square, sturdy build. The personality of the Miniature Schnauzer makes it a feisty, alert dog and loyal companion. The Miniature Schnauzer is one of many considered to be hypoallergenic dogs and may be suitable for those who are mildly or moderately allergic to dogs as they don't shed much. So, when coming home after a long working day, you will find a happy dog that had a perfect day on its own but now wants to play with you. Number 1 Basenji. The Basenji is among the most distinct of all dog breeds, particularly since it has been identified via DNA to have descended from the grey wolf. This small, elegant dog is probably best known for its lack of barking. However, the breed will sometimes whine and make noises that resemble yodeling. Basenji, which was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1943, is a muscular dog but is also very lean and agile. This breed is quite intelligent with a proud manner and curious nature but can be hard to train to respond to comments. Many people consider the Basenji to be a cat-like dog. They are much like cats, being very clean and grooming himself on occasion. They know how to spend time on their own and are not mad at you when you come home later after a long working day. Know that every dog needs enough attention, exercise and mental stimulation to stay healthy and happy. And you shouldn't get a dog if you don't have enough time. Only when you just cannot spend every second with them, then these 10 dog breeds can suit much better into your family than dog breeds with more needs. So, which dog do you think makes the battle of the best dog breeds that can't be left alone? That's completely up to you. 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