5 Most Popular House-Friendly Dogs

5 Most Popular House-Friendly Dogs

Everyone wants a cute pet they can come home to, but you might have heard a lot of misleading stuff that’s keeping you from heading out and bringing home a canine companion of your own. 

Rumors like dogs aren’t good to keep around kids or that they need an open garden space to live and play in keeping a lot of people with small homes or small animals already in the house from adopting a dog. While some of these statements are true for certain dog breeds, they’re nothing more than misleading myths for others. 

In fact, some dogs thrive in domestic environments and would make perfect pets for your home, kids or no kids. 

1. Golden Doodles 

Mixed breeds like doodles are amazing options if you want a well-behaved and friendly pet. They’re easy to train and not really hard to look after, and Pride & Prejudoodles offers trained puppies that will reach your home already primed to be great and well-behaved companions. 

If you want, you can even get your hands on rescue animals or fully grown dogs that you don’t have to train much, and rescuing an animal in need from a shelter is a great option. 

2. Labrador Retriever 

This dog is the most popular breed in America – and for good reason. Labrador retrievers are great around other pets and kids, only need their coat brushed once a week, and are pretty easy to train. 

The only downside is that these dogs are really active and are only suited to you if you have the time to take them out on walks and runs with you. 

3. Bulldog 

If you want a lazier pet, here’s the perfect option. Bulldogs are great with kids and won’t get irritable if you don’t take them out to run all the time – though they do need to go on walks and the occasional jog to stay healthy. 

They’re small, wrinkly, and cute, and they’ll love taking care of your kids and spending time with them around the house. 

4. Beagle 

The beagle is a small, friendly, active, and curious dog. It might get in some trouble because of its curious nature from time to time, but it’s not hard to train and is a great family pet. What’s even better is that it’s not a big dog either, which is helpful if you don’t have a lot of room to spare for a pet. 

You will, however, need to keep it active and occupied regularly since this is a really active dog who will grow frustrated without enough exercise. 

5. Golden Retriever 

How could this list ever be complete without one of the most famous and friendly dog breeds out there? There’s a reason golden retrievers are the first pets most people had, usually early in their childhood, and it’s because they’re great with children. 

They’re really easy to train but need regular exercise – which can be a walk in the dog park or an hour spent playing fetch every day. 

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