The breeds of mini dogs include Chihuahuas

Chihuahuas are native to America. They are petite and cute and are deeply loved by people. Because of their small bodies, Chihuahuas don’t eat much and are very easy to raise. The amount of exercise is not large, just take it to walk twice more when going to the toilet. Chihuahuas are energetic and loyal to their owners, making them suitable for families.

The most mini breeds are Pomeranians

Pomeranians are also called squirrel dogs because they look like squirrels. The Pomeranian has a lively personality, is smart and active, and is very suitable for being raised in the city. Pomeranians are highly alert and suitable as companion dogs. Pomeranian has a very bad temper and loves to provoke other dogs when they go out, no matter whether they are several times bigger than him. Most Pomeranians are at risk of heart disease, and some are even born with it.

Miniature dog breeds include toy poodles

Toy poodles are a hybrid breed. Toy poodles are smart, sensitive and easy to train. Toy Poodles are lively and cute dogs and usually get along well with the elderly and children. Toy Poodles are small, less aggressive and do not require constant exercise. Toy Poodles are known for their loyalty and willingness to learn and be trained, making them an especially lovable companion breed.

The most mini breeds are fawn dogs

As the name suggests, fawn dogs are called fawn dogs because their shape resembles a mini version of a deer. The fawn dog eats less food and is very cute. Generally speaking, fawn dogs don't shed a lot, and they don't produce odor as easily as medium and large dogs. Because it is small and easy to clean, it is very convenient to give it a bath.