People say that good things come in small packages. This expression is especially true for describing Yorkshire Terriers. Nicknamed Yorkies, this lovable pet and show dog originated in Scotland, and its features were perfected in England. Initially, this breed was used to catch rats in clothing mills! But with evolution, Yorkies have become one of the most popular companion dogs.

Pomeranian puppies are the obvious pick for first-time dog owners. They are smart, social and have a cuteness quotient that is unmatched. Their fur coats are unbelievably soft and come in a range of colors. Poms can live comfortably in any type of home – big or small. Left to themselves, Pomeranian puppies are likely to get into mischief.

Boxers are silly, sweet, and mischievous. This breed may fool around with family and friends, but they are patient and spirited with children. They also show an angry persona to strangers and respond with unmatched courage to anything that they perceive as a danger to their family. A Boxer can be a companion and a guard dog.

Maltipoo dogs are a hybrid breed of poodles. They are one of the most popular dog breeds all over the world, and they rank ninth among all dog breeds in our country. Poodles are considered an aristocratic dog breed. They are intelligent and easy to train. Besides, they are also loyal and love their families.

Many pet parents who love taking their dogs outdoors are often concerned about their safety. As a result, they have started using tiny microchips that are placed under the pet’s skin. This electronic chip is small, enclosed in a cylinder, usually as small as a grain of rice. It contains the pet’s permanent identification number, which matches the owner’s contact information.

According to the American Kennel Club, German Shepherds are the second most popular breed of dogs in the country. Placing second out of 190 dog breeds is quite an achievement. German Shepherds are strong, brave, intelligent, loyal, and fearless. These qualities make them ideal for families. German Shepherds have inspired many legends through their acts of daring bravery, heroism, and loyalty.