What's the best dog breed for an apartment? What breeds do you have? The main thing is that the dog…

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What's the best dog breed for an apartment? What breeds do you have? The main thing is that the dog is comfortable with kids and in the apartment.
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Hristodor Natalya
We have a German Shepherd, and he's very comfortable in the apartment and with the kids.
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Olga
up to 40 cm at the shoulder
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Mariya
Hristodor Natalya And with him?
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Efremova Evgeniya
We're obviously at home, but I can recommend a Miniature Schnauzer. They don't need long walks, are lazy, and are always lounging around. I've read that they adapt to their owners, so they can be active or just chill. They love to be cuddled, and are loyal to both kids and other animals
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Hristodor Natalya
Hristodor Natalya A well-walked dog in an apartment takes up 1 square meter.
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Hristodor Natalya
Hristodor Natalya To each their own!)
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Mariya
Hristodor Natalya Of course not, my house and dog take up much less space than yours.
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Hristodor Natalya
Hristodor Natalya He has a bed and a place for food. He comes for cuddles and then goes to his spot, doesn't run, jump, or bark – all of that happens on walks. I can't say anything about your dog
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Kristin★
We have a West Highland Terrier, about this size is fine, and readiness for walks )))
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Nadezhda
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Nadezhda
Kristin★ What are they like? With children?
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Kristin★
Kristin★ Great! We also worked with a trainer when he was a puppy (I think it's normal for all dogs)
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Anna Pavlova
We have a Papillon. He's good with the litter box and has a great personality.
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Nadezhda
Anna Pavlova Is your baby not yet potty trained?
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Anna Pavlova
Anna Pavlova And outside and in the litter box. How convenient for US with walks. He adapts. The litter box is always available.
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Tatyana
We had a Zwergpinscher. If you're ready for lots of walks, playtime, and training, they're an ideal choice.
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Antonina
We have a Corgi, but I wouldn't say they're ideal for an apartment.
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Ulyana
Any decorative breed. The size of the apartment isn't that important because what matters is that the animal gets to run outside. We have a poodle, but they're a lot of work.
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Tatyana
Tatyana And regarding how they are with children, well, you understand that it doesn't depend on the breed
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Svetik Fetisova
I have a Border Terrier.
Of course, she needed some training at first because she's a very smart dog.
But now she's the best companion for anything.
Want to lounge in bed all day? She's right there with you.
Want to run cross-country? She's right there too.
And her size is really comfortable, 25cm at the shoulder.

Basically, I fell so in love with them once that I got another one)) My girl gave birth a week ago.
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Mariya
Hristodor Natalya Oh yeah, like I haven't seen German Shepherds before. Such a quiet little gnome))
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Svetik Fetisova
Svetik Fetisova And they are not aggressive at all, they are super friendly, especially with kids
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Natalya
I agree too 😅
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Marishka
For an apartment, only a pocket-sized or toy one will do.
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Nadezhda
Marishka Of course, everyone who has dogs at home is three-story
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Nadezhda
Antonina And why
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Nadezhda
If you don't like it, just scroll past, just like anyone commenting like that would.
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Mariya
Hristodor Natalya Of course, a German Shepherd doesn't do well in an apartment. Unless you have a 200 square meter one, of course)
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Antonina
Antonina Hunting and herding breeds are very active. Ours wants to be everywhere with us. Long walks don't solve it; he's bursting with energy all day. He adores children, but in his puppy phase, he would occasionally try to nip at heels (herding instinct), which we corrected with a dog trainer. They also helped us with potty training for both outdoors and pee pads.
I dreamed of this breed, but without my active kids and cats, I wouldn't have been able to handle him 🤣.
One downside is year-round shedding, so every month and a half, he gets a professional grooming for a deshedding treatment.
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