As "The King of Terriers," this dog is a superstar. The Airedale Terrier is nice with children and other dogs, but it needs an active household.
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Their herding tendency is fantastic for rounding up the kids to get ready, and although they're great with kids, they may nip at noisy youngsters if not supervised.
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If shedding bothers you, consider one of these beautiful puppies. No dog has zero allergens, but these silky-haired terriers have hypoallergenic coats, making them excellent for moderate fur allergies.
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AKC says Bichons "operate under the assumption that there are no strangers, just friends they haven't met yet," so don't mix them in with other little white dog breeds.
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The Alaskan Malamutes will do everything to satisfy their human and canine clan. These muscular sled dogs require a leader to maintain a training and exercise routine. (Try skijoring now.) You'll get a pleasant face and wagging tail.
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They've been the most popular dog breed for decades for a reason. Labs adore kids, adults, dogs, and about everyone. Their lovely nature makes them BFFs with everyone, but don't underestimate their enthusiasm.
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Golden Retrievers, another American favorite, are the perfect family dog. They learn quickly and adore running, swimming, fetching, and other energetic activities. You'll get happy company and plenty of silliness in exchange.
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For more laid-back people, a faithful bulldog may be preferable. Along with walks, these aristocratic dogs like naps. Their wrinkled faces may entice you, but their small snouts might overheat in hotter climates.
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