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10 Lazy Dog Breeds Perfect For Apartment Living

***Disclaimer: Regardless of how low energy these dogs are, ALL breeds require daily walks.***

The majority of dog breeds can adapt to any environment as long as they’re getting properly exercised. But sometimes it would be nice not to come home to a tiny studio apartment and be immediately greeted by an overactive pup who has been barking nonstop during the eight hours you’ve been away, angering your neighbors.

Fortunately, there are breeds who require a lot less energy, thus making them perfect for apartments. It doesn’t always come down to size, too. Sometimes it’s just about finding that breed that’s as much as a couch potato as you are.

1. English Bulldog

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Weight: 45 – 55 lbs
Grooming: Low
Why they’re perfect: These short, compact breeds might look like they mean business, but inside they’re just big, sappy babies who want to curl up with you on the couch. These dogs get hot and tired easily and prefer the indoors. They’re also just stocky and intimidating enough to ward off would-be thieves. With a short-haired coat that makes grooming practically unneeded, the Bulldog is the best roommate you’ll ever have.

2. Shih Tzu

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Weight: 9 – 16 pounds
Grooming: High
Why they’re perfect: Don’t be fooled by the Shih Tzu’s, dare we say, “yappy dog” reputation. The Shih Tzu is actually a friendly and alert dog that can be the perfect pet with proper training. Small and not very fond of the outdoors, these dogs are perfectly content with following you around the apartment all day as their daily exercise. However, their long hair means they shed a lot and will require daily brushing. But hey, it takes effort to look this cute.

3. Chow Chow

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Weight: 45 – 70 pounds
Grooming: High
Why they’re perfect: This dog, best known for its unique blue/black tongue, will spend more time on your couch than your unemployed roommate. Notoriously lazy and sensitive to heat, the Chow Chow prefers lying around in the cool indoors than running around and playing. However, their aloof nature means they might come across as too cat-like for some dog owners. But if your apartment can handle this dog’s 70 pound stature, the Chow Chow will make the perfect cuddle buddy.

4. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

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Weight: 10 – 18 pounds
Grooming: Medium
Why they’re perfect: These happy, intelligent dogs get along with everyone, even your annoying neighbors. Unlike other small breeds, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is naturally quiet and is only prone to yapping if not properly trained. Its energy level only requires brief playful romps around the living room before collapsing into your lap to take a long nap.

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5. Basset Hound

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Weight: 45 – 65 pounds
Grooming: Low
Why they’re perfect: Unlike other breeds on this list, the gentle and laid-back Basset Hound is only lazy when he’s inside. Once outside, this breed can easily run and sniff for hours. After all, this breed was bred to hunt, and it wouldn’t be fair if they weren’t allowed to fulfill their primal instinct. However, as long as they get that daily walk, they’ll remain quiet and calm while inside. They also get along well with other animals.

6. Pug

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Weight: 13 – 20 pounds
Grooming: Low
Why they’re perfect: Playful and always hilarious, the Pug doesn’t need much activity to have fun. Sensitive to extreme temperatures and prone to breathing problems, the Pug is happiest when frolicking around indoors. But beware — this breed is sometimes prone to overeating, and getting a fat Pug to lose weight is as hard as getting your landlord to fix that leaky faucet.

7. Miniature Pinscher

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Weight: 8 – 10 pounds
Grooming: Low
Why they’re perfect: Although not quite as low energy as other dogs on this list, the Miniature Pinscher’s small size is perfect for apartments. After zipping around the living room a few times, this dog is ready to curl up in a corner and take their eight-hour nap. Relativity healthy and easy to groom, it’s no surprise why the Miniature Pinscher is so popular with apartment dwellers.

8. Boston Terrier

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Weight: 10 – 25 pounds
Grooming: Low
Why they’re perfect: Similar to the Bulldog, the Boston Terrier is a short, compact dog who’s friendly and easy to train. Indoors they stay pretty inactive, releasing all their energy outside during their short daily walks. Their small size also makes them perfect for tiny studio apartments.

9. Bull Mastiff

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Weight: 100 – 130 pounds
Grooming: Low
Why they’re perfect: Contrary to popular belief, these massive dogs are massively laid-back. Naturally quiet, calm, and yes, lazy, this dog doesn’t require much activity indoors. As long as they have a place to nap, they’ll be happy. And their huge size makes them the perfect guard dog. The only downside? Convincing your landlord to accept a 100+ pound dog.

10. Tibetan Spaniel

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Weight: 9 – 15 pounds
Grooming: Medium
Why they’re perfect: Although not lazy per se, these dogs are alert and curious but don’t require tons of activity. Naturally born lap dogs, these ancient breeds are happiest when in cool, indoor spaces or while napping at your feet. Plus, their small size means they can feel comfortable in just about any space.

 

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