How do I choose the right breed of dog for my lifestyle?

The Chihuahua is another popular choice for city dwellers. Their small size makes them suitable for small spaces, and they require less exercise than some other breeds. Their strong temperament and liveliness make them cautious, even aggressive, towards strangers, demonstrating this reaction by barking to deter them. Contrary to some preconceived ideas, they are very active and remarkably courageous dogs, not hesitating to be fearless when faced with larger conspecifics. They show great affection towards their master and adoptive family, being tender and affectionate. They particularly enjoy being held in their owner's arms. Endowed with real intelligence, the Chihuahua knows how to adapt to various environments and situations.

The Shiba Inu is distinguished by its curiosity, while being a naturally protective dog. Although it has a reputation for not being excessively demonstrative of affection, this largely depends on its education. It shows particular affection towards its loved ones, although this may be a little less evident towards people it does not know. However, its loyalty remains constant. It is an alert and attentive animal, although sometimes dominant, which can lead to strained relationships with other males. Despite this, it deeply appreciates the presence of its master, while also valuing its independence and some moments of solitude. Very playful, especially with children, it excels as an attentive guardian for them.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a dog that is full of joy and energy, while remaining calm and devoid of aggression. He is playful, sociable and courageous. His pleasant and balanced personality makes him an excellent companion dog for the whole family. He adapts equally well to children and the elderly. Appreciated in dog shows because of his remarkable appearance and graceful movements, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel generally remains discreet, although he can bark in the presence of other dogs, avoiding conflicts with his peers.

The Siberian Husky is distinguished by above-average intelligence. Despite its hyperactivity, it knows how to behave in a gentle and docile manner. Its great loyalty to its master is not accompanied by a possessive attitude, unlike some guard dogs. Although it can be classified among guard dogs, it does not necessarily show great distrust towards strangers. It does not show aggression towards its peers. Of a particularly friendly nature, the Husky adapts perfectly to families with children. Although independent, it is not solitary, being accustomed to living in a group. Thus, the constant presence of its master at its side is necessary.

Irish Setters are alert, intelligent, energetic, courageous and enthusiastic hunting dogs. They are affectionate and have an excellent sense of smell. The Irish Red and White Setter is generally considered to be a little calmer and more composed than its solid-colored counterpart. Their loyalty and affection make them excellent everyday companions, especially within the family. They particularly enjoy country life, their hunting instincts remaining their primary vocation.

Bichon Frise is another hypoallergenic breed. It is a dog full of liveliness, cheerfulness, playfulness and playfulness, while remaining remarkably calm. It has a strong attachment to its owner and family, constantly seeking their closeness. Its relationship with children is very harmonious. It is obvious that the Bichon Frise is not suitable for guarding tasks. Its exclusive role is that of a companion dog, a role that it fulfills perfectly.