Training and socializing can take a long time for some.
There are other dog breeds that are less active, more docile, or responsive to positive reinforcement.
Famously kind and loving, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels make wonderful pets and friends for people of all ages.
According to My Family Vets, the breed doesn't care where they live as long as they have loving companions.
Because of their diminutive stature and mild activity requirements,
they are ideal for houses without large yards or apartments because of how easy they are to train.
The characteristic wrinkles on the faces of Pugs—a Chinese dog breed—give them an air of friendliness, gentleness, and playfulness.