Yorkies are among the tiniest dogs, hence they made this list. They're noted for their lengthy fur, although it can be trimmed to decrease brushing.
For an intelligent, tiny pet, a toy poodle may be right for you. Overestimating these dogs is unwarranted because they stay tiny and energetic as adults. They excel academically and athletically.
Bichons are calmer than the dogs we've discussed. Their enthusiasm makes them fun company, but it's toned down. If you want a fluffy dog to cuddle with, consider a Bichon.
Maltese have long fur and elegance. However, many trim them short to simplify upkeep. Otherwise, brush them a few times a week to avoid knots.
If you don't mind a bigger "puppy," the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel may be right for you. This breed is particularly calm and loves lap time.
Recently, pugs have had a poor reputation. Their flat faces and constant snorting make them meme-worthy. Both qualities were intentionally bred into them to make them look like beautiful pups as adults.
This dog breed was named after the French term for "butterfly," due to its fluffy ears. Papillons stay petite as puppies throughout their lives.