Which small dog breeds look like puppies?

Small Dog Breeds That Look Like Puppies

Small and cute they should look - and stay that way. →Small dog breeds enchant especially with their small body size. But what happens when your puppy is fully grown? Will it still look as cute? Definitely. However, if you want to be on the safe side, take a look at these 5 dog breeds:

Chihuahua

Small, smaller, the →Chihuahua - as the smallest dog breed in the world, the "Chi" still looks like a puppy even when fully grown. But there is so much more to this little four-legged friend than just a cute lap dog. The breed is open, friendly, and quite ready for nice outings and learning great tricks. When properly trained, they make excellent everyday companions.

Pomeranian (Dwarf Spitz)

Fluffy ball of fur on four paws: The →Dwarf Spitz is considered one of the →cutest dog breeds in the world mainly due to its appearance. However, beneath the fluff lies a smart head and a lot of temperament. The adorable breed, which still looks like a puppy when fully grown, is the perfect companion for all owners with dog sense. Even some Dwarf Spitz can be enthusiastic about dog sports.

By the way! Small dog breeds and →mini dog breeds have very special needs when it comes to food: A small jaw can only really chew small food pieces well and happily. Moreover, these furry friends are true gourmets. We address these special needs in our Mini-Line. Doesn't taste good? Doesn't exist!

Dwarf Dachshund

As the inventor of the Dachshund look, it’s hardly surprising that the →Dwarf Dachshund still looks like a freshly hatched puppy even in old age. However, one should not be deceived by the cute Dachshund look. Because despite its short legs and adorable floppy ears, this four-legged friend is a real hunting dog that is alert. The little stubborn head can really test the patience of its owners.

Dwarf Poodle

Uncomplicated, friendly, and clever - the →Dwarf Poodle scores not only with its cute appearance but also with its character. Its uncomplicated nature makes it suitable for →beginners as a four-legged companion. However, as with other small dog breeds, it is important to ensure consistent training from puppyhood for the Dwarf Poodle as well.

To keep your Dwarf Poodle's coat soft and free of tangles, you should brush it regularly and occasionally visit a dog groomer. Of course, a →routine coat care also includes gentle care products.

Yorkshire Terrier

Small, but wow! The →Yorkshire Terrier is small, but also a real terrier. So it can sometimes be quite adventurous. What the "Yorkie" lacks in size, it makes up for with self-confidence. For this reason, early socialization with dogs of various sizes is essential. When properly trained, it is a wonderful small dog breed with a true puppy look.

Note on Buying Small Dog Breeds and Puppies

Small dog breeds like the Yorkshire Terrier are cute and often brought home faster than larger four-legged friends. Therefore, it is even more important to always pay attention to a reputable breeder or association when buying a dog to avoid unknowingly supporting puppy mills. In our →article, you will find valuable tips for buying small dog breeds.