The dog that never grows up - Chihuahua

Originally from Mexico, Chihuahua is widely loved for its well-proportioned body and petite size. It is the smallest of the small dog breeds. It is elegant, alert and quick-moving. It is one of the smallest dog breeds in the world. Some people believe that this dog is native to South America. It was initially regarded as a sacred dog breed by the Incas and later spread to the Astic people. Some people also believe that this dog is a breed that arrived in the New World with Spanish invaders, or was introduced from China in the early 19th century.

Dogs that don’t grow up - Pomeranian

Original from Germany, Pomeranian is an outgoing, intelligent and lively dog, which makes it a A very good companion dog and also a very competitive competition dog. Its coat colors include white, yellowish cream, floral, black, red, brown, etc. Pomeranian is a shepherd dog. It is smart and ranks fifth in the intelligence ranking of small dogs, so it is easy for breeders to teach and train.

Dogs that don’t grow up - Fawn

Original from France, it is a lively, intelligent, muscular dog with heavy bones and smooth coat. , Compact structure, medium or small size. The expression appears alert, curious and interested. French bulldogs are kind, honest, loyal, persistent, brave, and have unique taste, which is completely revealed in their expressions and movements. It is kind to children, but it is also an excellent toy dog ​​with a strong style, strong ability, and strong curiosity about new things.

Dogs that don’t grow up - Teacup Poodles

Teacup Poodles originated in the United States and were developed in Japan and South Korea. Now they have been further improved. The body is very small. In the 19th century, the toy poodle was born due to a genetic mutation and became the earliest teacup dog. After being bred by American breeders, it gradually developed into its current appearance. Teacup dogs are small and cute, and have become the new favorites of poodle lovers.

After half a century of breeding, the size genes of teacup dogs have been relatively stable. Some breeders have set standards for them. A qualified teacup dog must weigh less than 4 pounds and be no more than 8 inches tall. Since then, it has been established Standard, making it easier for people to distinguish teacup dogs from regular poodles.

The short-growing dog - French Bulldog

Originated in France, it is a lively, intelligent, muscular dog with heavy bones, smooth coat, compact structure, and medium or small size. The expression appears alert, curious and interested. French bulldogs are kind, honest, loyal, persistent, brave, and have unique taste, which is completely revealed in their expressions and movements. It is kind to children, but it is also an excellent toy dog ​​with a strong style, strong ability, and strong curiosity about new things.