2) Pug Breed Nature and Personality) Pugs are known for being perpetually happy, affectionate, loyal, charming, playful and mischievous. They can be very intelligent, however, they can be very stubborn which makes training them a challenge. Pugs can be great watchdogs, but they aren't as inclined to bark like other breeds such as the Yorkshire Terrier. This is something your neighbors will appreciate. With or without training, Pugs generally get along well with other animals and children. The Pug is not a snappy or violent breed, so it makes for the perfect family pet.   Known Health Problems) Overall the Pug is generally a healthy and sturdy breed. But like most flat faced dogs, they suffer from labored breathing problems, especially in hot climates. Other problems to watch out for are skin problems, especially between the skin rolls. Eye problems can also be common problem due to their bulging anatomy, with eyelashes sometimes growing inwards and scratching and in

3) Dachshund       Breed Nature and Personality) The Dachshund packs a whole lot of personality into a small little doggy package! As family dogs, Dachshunds are great watchdogs loyal companions. Generally they are good with children unless really being provoked. They can be slightly difficult to train and a little bit stubborn when it comes to obedience. Despite their small size, dachshunds are famous for their courageous nature and will challenge animals much larger than themselves. Some Dachshunds have been known to be aggressive toward strangers and unfamiliar dogs. Dachshunds love nothing more than attention and make excellent companions for single people or empty-nesters who have plenty of free time to dedicate to their dog.   Known Health Problems) Some common problems with these breed include spinal problems, elbow dysplasia, Legg-Calve Perthes disease , Urinary problems, especially urinary stones and cystinuria . The most serious eye disease is progress

4) Boxer Breed Nature and Personality) Although all Boxers have their own quirks and traits, the typical Boxer is smart, always alert, fearless yet friendly. Boxers are extremely loyal to their family and loves nothing more than to play. Boxers can take a while to mature, behaving with puppy like tendencies well into their middle age.  Boxers are also known to be headstrong and stubborn, especially if you try to use strict training methods with him.   Known Health Problems) Boxers are susceptible to several medical conditions, the most common including heart conditions, digestive problems, glandular diseases, joint problems (like most large dogs) and skin conditions. Do you research before choosing a breeder. The average life expectancy of a Boxer is 10-12 years old. Please Check Here If Your Dog Suffers From Hip Dysplasia or Arthritic Pain .   Conclusion) If you want a gentle natured strong muscular dog who is good with family then you will love the Boxer. B

5) Yorkshire terrier Breed Nature and Personality) Each Yorkie will have their own little traits and quirks. Yorkshire Terriers have above average intelligence for canines which generally makes them easy to house train when using proper methods. Yorkshires are also full of energy, and most are up for exercise or play time any time. They are naturally suspicious of new people and will bark incessantly, and in some extreme cases snap. Separation Anxiety is very common in Yorkshire Terriers. They get attached to the people they love and as companion dogs, believe they are fulfilling their duty to be in the company of people.   Known Health Problems) Health issues often seen in the Yorkshire Terrier include bronchitis, lymphangiectasia , portosystemic shunt , cataracts, and keratitis sicca . Additionally, Yorkies can often have a delicate digestive system, with vomiting or diarrhea resulting from consumption of foods outside of a regular diet. Please Check Here If Your

6) Rottweilers     Breed Nature and Personality) The Rottweiler is a powerful dog with a strong personality. They are usally calm, easy to train and educated, brave and devoted to his owner and family. Rottweilers must be thoroughly socialized at an early age so that their territorial instincts are controlled. Rotties can be a very protective dog, fiercely defending their family. They can be aggressive with other dogs of the same sex, and while many Rottweilers live peacefully with the family cat, other individuals are predatory toward cats. With the right owner and training the Rottweiler can be an amazing and courageous family pet.   Known Health Problems) Common health problems that may occur in Rottweilers include those that usually affect large breed dogs, such as hip and elbow dysplasia, and bloat. Eye problems such as Cataracts and Progressive Retinal Atropy (PRA) can present as problems with this breed. Unfortunately the Rottweiler only has a life expectancy

7) Poodle   Breed Nature and Personality) Poodles are famous for their intelligence and ease of training. They are extremely active, lively, fun loving and great family dogs. Some smaller poodles can be aggressive and unpredictable towards people outside their families or to other dogs. Early socialization to other people and pets can usually solve these issues. Poodles can be very protective of their families and homes and are known for being vocal. Poodles adore attention and can develop bad habits such as seperation anxiety and nuisance barking if ignored or left alone.   Known Health Problems) Overall Poodles are generally a healthy breed, so you shouldn't spend too much time at the vet. The most common inherent problems with Poodles is Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) which is a progressive eye disease that can lead to blindness.  A standard size Poodle has a general lifespan of 12-15 years old, with the smaller breeds living even longer. Please Check Here