The Top 10 Apartment-Friendly Dog Breeds

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Have you ever seen our pet park? It’s always full of adorable pups that love to run and play, making them a fun presence in the community. But in order to have a pet, residents must follow our pet policy, which includes certain restrictions. Do know which kinds of dogs are best for apartment living? The following list showcases some of the most apartment-friendly dog breeds based on their size, energy level, loyalty, trainability, and more.

#1: Beagle

If you’re ready for an adventurer, a beagle is right for you! These noble hunters are very active, so they will love following you anywhere you want to go. You can trust beagles to be very loyal to and defensive of you and your family.

#2: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Perhaps the cutest, spunkiest, and sweetest apartment-friendly dog breed is the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. With training (and ample play time), they will develop a great temperament and worship you. Just don’t forget to brush them often to keep their coat shiny.

#3: Chihuahua

Chihuahuas aren’t as trainable as some other popular dog breeds, but their size makes them perfect for apartment living. Just show these tiny cuddlers plenty of love and you will find them completely precious and enchanting. Get ready to give them the world!

#4: Dachshund

Many people find Dachshunds amusing because of their sausage shape, but they really are one of the smartest dog breeds you may ever come across. They will have your back in any situation, as they can become territorial. We recommend buying a set of dog-sized steps for your couch and bed because their long backs and short legs can have problems jumping up to cuddle with you.

#5: French Bulldog

French bulldogs are just as fun as bulldogs, but in a smaller, more adorable size! They aren’t incredibly active, but they do love to play. In addition to being apartment-friendly, they are very family-friendly and fit right in to all kinds of family dynamics.

#6: Jack Russell Terrier

Nothing gets past a Jack Russell Terrier. Their noses seek out treats and toys, so keep them moving or they will become mischievous. A lot of apartment dwellers enjoy having Jack Russell Terriers because of how fun, feisty, and entertaining they are.

#7: Mini Schnauzer

Did you know that Mini Schnauzers are hypoallergenic? It’s true! This is great news if you have pet dander allergies. Their fur is actually quite soft, so they are very cuddly. Plus, these pups are great for apartment living because they are very reliable and trustworthy with the right amount of training and attention.

#8: Pug

Pugs just want hugs. Show them some love and they will be completely content! Because of their large eyes and short noses, they can develop eye issues and experience breathing problems if you aren’t vigilant. Otherwise, they are an easy-to-care-for dog breed if you live in an apartment of any size.

#9: Welsh Corgi

Welsh Corgis offer a great balance for someone looking to share all aspects of life with a furry friend. Outdoors, Corgis are swift, noble adventurers. Indoors, they are lovable lap dogs. Give them plenty of room to play and space on the couch because they will not leave your side for a second!

#10: Yorkshire Terrior

Yorkshire Terriers make for precious pals. As soon as you bring them home, they are ready to be your best friend and only friend. This level of devotion makes them have an incredibly sweet temperament that is easy to read. The only real downside that is that with their long, shiny coats, Yorkshire Terriers require a bit more grooming than the average dog.

For more information about all kinds of dog breeds, we highly recommend that you browse the American Kennel Club’s website. Please note that at The Pointe Brodie Creek, we allow for a maximum of two pets per apartment and each must be under 35 pounds in weight. Aggressive breeds are not allowed. If you have questions about moving into your apartment with your pet or getting a pet for your apartment, send us a message or give us a call at (501) 221-3377.