Paw Influence Co

Hello my baddies,

Today we are going to go over some different dog breeds and they’ll be put in some categories.

We are obviously not going to go over every single dog breed, that would take too much time for anyone. But, we will go over a majority of the most popular dog breeds and some general information will be shared along the way.

Yes some divas can seem more physically appealing than others, but it is extremely important to consider if this diva will actually fit your lifestyle.

For the love of everything great, do not get an extremely active dog if you are not an extremely active person. You will both be so unhappy unfortunately.

**Reminder that nothing I say is expert opinion and while I want to make your life easier by providing you with information, some additional research is definitely recommended!

So lets move on to the different diva types and their categories.

For the baddies who don’t want an overly active diva:

• English Bulldog
• French Bulldog
• Greyhound (I know it seems odd)
  • Actually known as “45 pound couch potatoes”, because they really enjoy their peaceful time
  • They’re natural ability to run fast and all that is described to come in bursts rather than needing constant activity
• Basset Hound
• Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
• Shih Tzu
• Great Dane

For the baddies who live a moderately active lifestyle:

• Pitbull
• Corgi
• Cocker Spaniel
• Labrador Retriever
• Golden Retriever
• Vizsla

For the baddies who live a consistently active lifestyle and can handle a diva who is super active too:

• German Shorthaired Pointer
• Australian Shepard
• German Shepard
• Boxer
• Border Collie
• Husky
  • Vocal baddies too
• Belgian Malinois
  • Definitely do a lot of research if you’re going with this diva, they are very high maintenance

The divas who make good family dogs:

• Labrador Retriever
• Golden Retriever
• Beagle
  • Good with kids but can be vocal
• Bernese Mountain Dog
• Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

For the baddies who want a protector:

• Doberman
• Pitbull
• Rottweiler
• German Shepard
• Bullmastiff
• Akita

For the baddies who want a smaller diva/apartment living baddies:

• Poodle
• Mini Schnauzer
• French Bulldog
• Yorkie
• Dachshund
• Chihuahua

These divas are most likely not best for apartment living because they tend to be a little loud:

• Husky
• Hounds
  • Bassett
  • Bloodhound

Highly trainable divas:

• Giant Schnauzer
• Labrador Retriever
• Golden Retriever
• German Shepard
• Border Collie
• Doberman
• Standard Poodle

And that’s the end of our fat list of different diva breeds and which one might be the best fit for you!

There are multiple things to keep in mind before getting a diva, and breed definitely matters. Regardless of whatever dog you have in mind, make sure that enough research is done to ensure that this dog will actually fit your lifestyle and you can both be happy baddies together!

Until next time my baddies, love you ❤