The cutest dog is the Schnauzer.
A Schnauzer is a dog breed type that originated in Germany from the 14th to 16th centuries.
The term comes from the German word for "snout" and means colloquially "moustache", or "whiskered snout", because of the dog's distinctively bearded snout.
Schnauzers make great additions to most families.
As well as this, they are loyal companions who are curious, alert, playful and love when the attention is on them.
Another cutest dog is the French Bulldog and even the Mini French Bulldog.
French Bulldogs are considered and can be somewhat dumb in some areas although in other areas the French Bulldog can be a pretty intelligent dog.
The reason French Bulldogs cannot breed naturally is because of the way the French Bulldogs have been bred which has resulted in short legs, a compact body and narrow hips making it hard for the French Bulldogs to breed on their own.
The 2 dogs that make a French Bulldog are Toy Bulldogs and a regular Bulldog.
The French Bulldog appeared in Paris in the mid-nineteenth century, apparently the result of cross-breeding of Toy Bulldogs imported from England and local Parisian ratters.
Pugs are not really that much smaller than a French Bulldog as the Pug and French Bulldog are pretty similar in size although the Pug dog is not as mascular or as heavy as the French Bulldog.
Pugs are considered a medium dog breed with a lot of personality.
They are loving, loyal and very playful.
Pug owners need to learn all about these breed of dogs before deciding on owning one. they are easy to take care of and love.
Frenchie dogs come from France and England and were first bred in Nottingham in 1800s by lace makers who wanted to create a small, miniature version of English Bulldog also called a “toy” bulldog.
In the 1860s when craftsmen moved to France, they brought their dogs along with them.
They became popular there and were given the name French bulldogs.
A micro Frenchie is a standard French Bulldog that has been bred to be a small French Bulldog.
A mini Frenchie is a standard French Bulldog that got bred down to a smaller size.
There are other names associated with this phenomenon such as the micro French Bulldog or teacup Frenchies.
All these terms essentially carry the same meaning.
A smaller version of the standard Frenchie dog we all know and love.
The average French Bulldog lifespan is 10-12 years.
The Micro French Bulldog and Mini French Bulldog lifespan might be slightly longer, between 12-16 years.
As with any dog breed, the care a Frenchie receives throughout their life can affect the lifespan of a French Bulldog.
Micro French bulldog can weigh between 15-20 pounds, while their height ranges between 12-13 inches.
Mini Frenchies weigh between 2-25 pounds, and can exceed the height of 13.5- 14 inches.
Standard sized Frenchies weigh between 26-31 pounds.
The weight over 28 pounds is considered for obesity for a Micro French Bulldog.