Bichon Frise
Hypoallergenic & charming, Bichons are quick learners who adore everyone. At 15 lbs, they're playful companions that fit comfortably on the couch.
French Bulldog
Rising in popularity, Frenchies were beloved in 18th-century Paris. They stay fit with a daily walk and are quiet, pleasing the neighbors.
Greyhound
Surprisingly, the fastest dogs enjoy lounging in small spaces. A trip to the park provides exercise, ensuring a relaxed companion during downtime.
Pug
Doberman Pinscher: a medium-sized "working" dog, weighing 70-90 pounds. Known for thick, glossy, short-haired coats in red, black, blue, or fawn colors.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Charlotte was onto something in Sex and the City by adopting a Cav. These toy dogs enjoy walks around the block — and then a place in your lap, of course.
Bulldog
Despite their muscled frames, bulldogs have developed quite a rep as lazy loungers. Brisk strolls should do the trick when it comes to exercise, and you'll appreciate their friendly and loyal demeanor.
Havenese
Oh hey there, 10-pound fluffball. Just like their ancestors living in the Cuban capital, Havanese dogs excel in downtowns, perfectly content to clown around inside your pad.
Shih Tzu
Originally bred to live inside Chinese palaces, Shih Tzus will settle for your more modest digs quite happily.
Boston Terrier
If you're looking for something with a much shorter coat, you're in luck. Nicknamed "the American gentleman," the Boston terrier is deserving of its citified name.
Biewer Terrier
If you originally had a Yorkie in mind, consider its younger cousin instead. The Biewer (pronounced "beaver") Terrier only dates back to the '80s, but has already established a reputation for its milder temperament and quieter demeanor.