Best dog breed for me?

Canaan Dog

Well I've studied dogs for a long time and i would say some small dogs would work well in a scenario such as yours. Most big dogs are in much need of energy besides a Mastiff, though this can vary depending on the dogs personality. English and French Bulldogs are a good choice. If you plan on breeding I wouldn't suggest an Englich Bulldog. Toy Poodles are alo very nice small dogs. A medium sized dog could be a Shih Tzu who are usually all lazy and are cuddle dogs. Cocker Spaniels and Mini Poodles as well. I hope this information benifits you.

My friend's Dane is a big lazy goofball, she will walk about twenty feet on a leash before she turns around and wants to go home, but I'm not sure that's totally typical of the breed. Definitely worth some research though. I've actually heard that a lot of giant breeds tend to have lesser exercise requirements than medium sized ones.

I no you want kind of a medium dog but this screams MASTIFF to me ;) They don't need to much exercise and they are fine home alone. I think a bull mastiff would be a perfect fit. They are giant couch potatoes and almost never bark. That or a Saint Bernard again, low energy, good alone, and almost never bark. One last option would be a Great Dane, although they would need a tad more exercise then the other two. If your willing to open up to a giant breed of dog then they would be your best bet :)

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Try a pitbull puppy :) there smart loyal and that sounds like a good amount of exercise and socializing these dogs at al young age is best so when walking take walks in parks and around new people. Good luck!

Hi, I think that a Corgi would be a pretty good dog for you (if you like them) Because I have a Corgi and they are A smart breed and can be taught very easily with just some time. Corgi's are a sheep herder breed so they love to have exercise! And they are so adorable! I hope this helps you.

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well when i really wanted a dog first i checked books and thought about it if you want to have a cheerful playful helpful loyal dog you can buy a flat coated retriever which are awesome! when puppys they are quiet and when you need a companion this is the dog for you :) i got one of those and they are very cool buy the way im 13 so dogs are cool for me anyway but if you want to have a protective dog you can alaways get a german shepard which are very loyal aswell and they keep you from harm but the final decision is yours :D

good luck :)

What about Greyhounds?

Retried racing Greyhounds are always looking for homes, and would fit well with those exercise requirements. A bonus of having an adult dog is that you won't have to worry about potty training.

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