10 Best Dog Breeds For Singles

Best Dogs for Singletons

No matter what lifestyle magazines or nagging aunts hell bent on getting you to settle down may say, being single is awesome.

And even if you don’t have a significant other in your life, that doesn’t mean you can’t have your best friend by your side. A furry, adorable best friend who loves you unconditionally no less.

While all dogs make great companions, some pups are better suited for a single person.

After you’ve assessed your lifestyle, it’s time to find the breed that’s best for you. Recommends these 10 dog breeds for singles and shares why they make such ideal partners:

1. French Bulldog


Playful, smart, adaptable and completely irresistible. This affectionate breed - known for its square head and bat-like ears - is a great companion for single pet owners. Adding that Frenchies only need moderate exercise and a little bit of grooming, these “incredibly loyal” dogs are bound to get attention wherever you go.

2. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is very adaptable to various settings and situations, their sweet, trustworthy personalities make them great to be left with sitters that they know and love. They require some grooming, however, and a comb and soft slicker brush should help to keep their long coat in top shape.

3. Tibetan Spaniel

Tibetan Spaniels are naturally clean and easily trained, If correctly and gently disciplined, they will readily obey a loved and trusted owner. The intelligent, self-confident Tibetan Spaniel not only thrives on human companionship, but only needs moderate exercise. Whether you live in an apartment or on a farm, the Tibetan Spaniel will be happily by your side.

4. Bulldog

Their lovable and gentle dispositions, and adorable face. Even better, the bulldog makes an excellent pet if you live in an apartment. They are relatively easy keepers, making them perfect for those who don’t have a ton of time to dedicate to grooming and exercise.

5. Otterhound

Otterhounds are big-personality dogs: boisterous, affectionate and cheerful. Otterhounds are big, shaggy, intelligent dogs with a great sense of humor and a friendly personality.

6. Manchester Terrier

If you’ve had bad luck with relationships due to mistrust or disloyalty, the Manchester Terrier may just restore your faith. Manchesters approach life at an even keel: Sleek but sturdy, friendly but discerning, neither aggressive nor shy, and usually agreeable with kids and other dogs.

7. Yorkshire Terrier

Despite having a tiny frame, the Yorkshire Terrier packs a ton of personality. This breed requires limited exercise due to their size, making them great dogs for small spaces. They’re also easy to groom, only requiring a daily brushing.

8. Greyhound

The docile yet independent, nature of Greyhounds is immensely charming. While they can be something of a challenge when it comes to training, they are loyal and loving companions. Greyhounds are just as willing to cuddle up on the couch with you at the end of the day, as they are to go for daily walks, as well as a vigorous run.

9. Boston Terrier

Boston Terriers not only make excellent companion dogs, but they’ll keep you on your toes. Bostons love to run and play but should be contained in a fenced area or on a leash at all times. Daily walks are a good activity for these dogs. In short, these social pups are a perfect date at the dog park.

10. Norwich Terrier

Norwich Terriers are very cute and, like the ideal partner, they are also complex and adoring. Alert, curious, affectionate and loyal, the Norwich Terrier “demands human companionship.”

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