TOP 10 DOGS FOR FIRST TIME OWNER

Every pet parent thinks that their dog is the cutest pooch in the world. Here's the thing. They're right! Big or small, fuzzy or fluffy, yappy or chubby, we know your four-legged bestie is probably one of the cutest dog breeds you've ever laid eyes on. That's just how dogs work. They're born to be adorable! Come on now, you know you want an excuse to look at our top 10 of outrageously cute pups? We dare you not to say, AWWWW! Welcome to AnimalTube.tv. Today, we're counting down our top picks on the top 10 cutest dog breeds. And don't forget to check out our dog data series to get a complete dog breed information on your favorite pups. Alright, let's jump in! Number 10. Maltese The Maltese can look like a supermodel with its long, silky white hair adorned with a cute topknot on the top of their head. Or when not in show mode, pet parents often opt for a puppy cut that is shorter and takes less time to brush. They don't shed because they don't have an undercoat, so they make a cuddly pal for allergy sufferers. Maltese dogs have a magnetic, playful, energetic personality and make wonderful companion dogs. Number 9. Boston Terrier As you may have guessed, the Boston Terrier hails from Beantown, with roots tracing back to the 1870s. This dapper breed has a good sense of and doesn't mind being the life of the party. They're quick to pick up new tricks and love to please people and do well in competitive canine sports like flyball, agility, and obedience. Be mindful of those look-at-me eyes when you're playing or taking him for a walk because they protrude, they are prone to get hurt. Number 8. Labrador Retriever The Labrador Retriever is a super friendly and easy-going breed and an ideal family dog, which is probably why it topped the American Kennel Club's list of most popular dog breeds for the last five years. These puppies, undeniably one of the cutest dog breeds, grow fast and reach adulthood by about six months and crave an active lifestyle to be happy and healthy. The only dilemma is which Lab puppy is the cutest – black, yellow, or chocolate? Number 7. Siberian Husky Go ahead, try to look away. Nah, forget it. Resistance is futile when your eyes fix their gaze on this fluffy ball of cuteness. The Siberian Husky is part of the Spitz family, which is a breed of dogs that have thick furry coats to shield bitter cold, prick ears, and a wedge-shaped face. They don't bark often, but they are vocal and howl, yelp, or talk. Number 6. Old English Sheepdog With a vibrant personality to match his show-stopping coat, the Old English Sheepdog is a fan favorite among dog lovers. These dogs are smart, lovable, and gentle. It's no wonder they became such an iconic breed of the British Isles. The Old English Sheepdog continues to excel at the skills he employed as a cattle drover, competing in obedience, agility, and herding trials. You're charmed by the sweetness of Old English puppies. They're as friendly as they are cute. Number 5. Yorkshire Terrier Spunky and sassy, these cute little divas are viewed as the pampered breed, but its origin began far away from the penthouse set. Back in 19th century England, they were bred to chase rats. They are a terrier after all, and all terriers were bred to chase and kill something. You probably won't find them chasing rats anymore, but they do love to play and give and receive attention and quite happy to sit pretty as a lapdog. Number 4. French Bulldog That smooshed-in face is irresistibly cute, but it can cause some breathing issues. The Frenchie is a brachycephalic breed, which means its shorter snout make breeding a little more laborious, especially in hot weather or if your Frenchie takes a dip in the lake. But the Frenchie's natural inclination to be a champion couch potato suits its breathing condition, so it won't have issues there. When they do want to cool off and relax, they lay with their legs splayed out behind them, earning another nickname, Frog Dog. Number 3. Pomeranian Maybe it's the luxurious puff of fur around their chest and neck that gives them the courage of a lion, but these Poms are famous for thinking they can take on big dogs with their feisty bark. Their larger-than-life egos extend to humans, and they'll relish being the center of attention. They're typically very playful and love to be the center of attention, which isn't hard to do when you're a smart, curious, and feisty breed. Number 2. Beagle It's probably one of the cutest dog breeds because the Beagle keeps its adorable puppy face for most of its life… until those gray hairs eventually creep in around its face. These pups are motivated by scent, and an ever-present curiosity that is driven by their keen sense of smell and the desire to chase down any scent that intrigues them. Roaming and exploring are genetic, so they feel their best with a family that loves an active lifestyle outdoors. Number 1. Corgi According to Welsh legend, fairies loved Pembroke Welsh Corgis. Stories of corgis pulling fairy coaches, herding fairy cattle, and carrying fairy warriors abound in Wales. You may be familiar with two types of corgis – the Pembroke Welsh and the Cardigan. The Pembroke is a much newer breed and has a bobbed tail. It's also the breed Queen Elizabeth II chose to be her furry companions until just recently when her beloved willow died. The Pembroke is intelligent, happy, and loving, but also has a streak of independence and stubbornness. That's all folks! 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