The longest-living and healthiest dog breeds are those that rarely become ill. When combined with a healthy diet and regular exercise, this helps dog owners give their pets the greatest start in life.
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Australian Cattle Dogs are among the healthiest. These intelligent, hardworking, and athletic dogs seldom have health difficulties. Originally developed to herd animals, they need lots of exercise to be fit.
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Smart, loyal, and active, Australian Shepherds need physical and mental stimulation throughout their lives. Advanced obedience and herding suit these dogs. As a breed, they can get hip, elbow, and eye disorders. However, they are healthy dogs.
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Even if they forget how little they are, Chihuahuas live long lives. These friendly, active canines are clever and smart. Dog owners should exercise Chis—as they're called—often, even if it's simply playing fetch in the living room, to prevent obesity.
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Food drives beagles to follow their noses—even into peril. Pets are affectionate. They overeat if given the chance, thus scent training and a regulated diet help these dogs.
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Greyhounds are sight hunters, using speed and agility to find prey. They are sight hunters and may not get along with cats or rabbits without training and introductions.
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Whether Standard, Miniature, or Toy, Poodles are great pets. Smart, loyal, and trainable, these dogs get along with people and animals. Poodles love swimming and learning new skills, and they have few health difficulties as they mature.
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The only Cuban dog breed, the Havanese, lives 14–16 years. Due to his intelligence, this friendly tiny breed adores his pet parents and is easy to teach. The breed might have progressive retinal atrophy and patellar luxation.
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Old English Sheepdogs cherish their pet parents. These gentle giants are friendly and well-behaved, especially in families with children. Many diseases seldom affect this healthy dog breed, which lives 10–12 years.
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Due to their independence and cleanliness, Basenjis are frequently called catlike dogs. Basenjis require mental and physical stimulus to be engaged and out of trouble. This breed may have Fanconi syndrome, a kidney disease genes.
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Chiba Inus are little dogs with big personality, not simply memes. The “Shiba scream” and willfulness characterize these canines. These smart, energetic canines can get agitated if not exercised. Older Shibas can get arthritis while being healthy.
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Gentle Chinese Cresteds are devoted to their owners. Hairless and powderpuff breeds exist. Both species need coats in winter and additional care to keep their long fur (hairless Cresteds still have delicate white fur on certain body parts).
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Border Collies are energetic herders that need exercise. Being one of the sharpest dog breeds, they like a work that challenges them mentally and physically. Collies are tough, yet they can get hereditary illnesses like Collie eye abnormality.
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