The miniature version of this astute watch dog is the most popular of the breed. Schnauzers have the same floppy ears and furry snout as their large counterparts but come in a smaller size that's perfect for small children.
Shih Tzus may be known as the "lion dog" but they certainly don't have the roar to match. With big, dark eyes, this adorable breed has a long life expectancy and has been a delight for a thousand years. Their personality is almost as charming as their coats
Often better known as "westies," these adorable white dogs are extremely playful and entertaining. They're the most popular of the small terriers and stand at just 11 inches. The cutest part? Their carrot-shaped tail that never seems to stop wagging!
If you want an independent, confident companion with high spirits, go for the adorable scottie dog. Their terrier persistence has earned the breed the nickname "the diehard," which makes sense as they're also known to be great watch dogs.
This playful, cuddly white dog is perfect for people with allergies as its coat is hypoallergenic to most. Although this breed's hair won't shed, it will continually grow—so be sure to keep up with grooming!
The larger, more powerful version of its miniature brother, the giant schnauzer is a loyal breed. They were originally bred to be all-around workers but were primarily used to drive cattle from the farm to market, for carting, and to protect the farm and family.
This unique pup has a lamb-like appearance and a soft, curly coat of hypoallergenic hair. Just a little grooming and a lot of love will keep this dog—and you—feeling fine.
Porties have coats that are hypoallergenic, curly, and waterproof. These energetic pups can be groomed in two styles: the retriever clip, where the whole coat is trimmed down to about an inch all over the body, or the lion clip