Jack Russell Terriers are one of the more popular breeds on our list, and their popularity is totally justified! They are full of personality and have a reputation for being mischievous at times. But that’s only when you don’t give them enough attention.
This breed of Terrier also makes for an excellent watchdog since they are usually very alert. This breed would be happiest with people who are active and enjoy exercising.
Dachshund
Dachshunds or 'Weiner dogs' are cheerful little dogs with big personalities. They grow to be very attached to their owner and love their playtime. So get your tennis balls ready to play lots of games of fetch.
They're great in small apartments, and require minimum grooming, and you'll just be amused by their silly antics.
Dandie Dinmont Terrier
Another breed that originated from the United Kingdom is the Dandie Dinmont Terrier, it was bred as a hunter's assistant. Don't let that be offputting because their personality is golden! They are very affectionate, loyal, and sociable.
In fact, Dandie Dinmont Terriers thrive on attention! You will also admire their intelligence, which makes them easy to train.
Otterhound
For some reason the Otterhound doesn't get as much publicity, so you may not be familiar with this exquisite breed. But they're such a great companion we just had to introduce them to you.
If you're pretty active during the day or want to become so, you'll love an Otterhound because it'll always be happy to go out for a stroll. It's also very intelligent, loyal, independent, and loving, you'll wonder how you've lived without one by your side.
Schipperke
Schipperke is another dog breed that would make a fantastic pet. These loveable dogs do however require that you devote some time to train them.
Since they grow to weigh around 12-18 lbs, they're suitable for both a nice-sized apartment and a house. They have an average lifespan of 15 years and are very lively and playful.