Toy Fox Terrier – 1.5-3.5 kg
The long-eared, athletic-looking dogs with short, shiny coats were bred from the small, smooth fox terriers. A fearless, active and easily trained puppy, despite its modest height and weight, can “sit on the neck” of its owner. So if you decide to get a toy fox terrier, you should show him from a young age who’s boss.
During the molting period, these babies lose a surprising amount of fur. Therefore, they are unlikely to be suitable for allergy sufferers. But caring for the coat is not difficult, and Toy Fox Terriers do not bark too loudly. This makes them excellent companions for older people.
Pomeranian Spitz – 1.9-3.5 kg
This is one of the smallest dogs in the world. Photos of the breed look more like a beautiful toy, but they are very active, intelligent, social and playful dogs.
Pomeranians have long, beautiful fur that makes them look like cheerful balls of fluff.
This is not the best dog for small children because even the largest of the breed is not big enough to handle rough play.
Pomeranians are one of the most capricious breeds to keep. Daily brushing and combing of teeth is a necessity to maintain the beauty of your dog's appearance.
