Basset: Low-maintenance, independent dog breed. Prefers leisurely walks, prone to weight gain. Needs encouragement for exercise. Not trustworthy off-leash, follows nose.
"Low-maintenance long-haired low-rider. Independent and laid-back. Moderate exercise and occasional training challenges. Avoid monotony to keep him engaged."
"Tall and independent hunting dog. Enjoys field work and baying at prey. Not suited for apartments due to vocal nature. Prefers hunting over human companionship."
"Entertaining and affectionate lap dog. Independent and mischievous. Requires pug-proof home and interactive toys. Happy on your lap or entertaining himself."
"Misnamed Tibetan spaniel, not a true spaniel. Independent and cuddly. Positive, reward-based training in short sessions. Allow him freedom to be himself."
"Independent sighthound with reactive instincts. Caution off-leash due to prey drive. Solves problems independently. Avoid trouble by keeping on a leash."
"Independent and introverted chow. Prefers solo time and one-on-one interaction. Intelligent but stubborn. Short, rewarding training sessions. Early socialization crucial."
"Himalayan Lhasa, reserved and prefers solitude. Enjoys snuggling with family. Not fond of social gatherings. Content when given attention after alone time."
Maltese: Legendary lap dog, adaptable to modern schedules. Can handle time alone, but needs attention when you're home. Not clingy, entertains itself. Great for apartments.
Dignified, cat-like dog. Observes more than participates. Stubborn and may ignore commands. Avoid harsh corrections, as it harms sensitive spirit.