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Hiromeran. Butterfly dogs.

Husky (Husky may be a little more expensive, but husky is easy to raise and does not love to get sick and does not shed hair, however, husky will grow up to be very big and cute when you are young. If the landlord can't keep a large dog, don't buy it, because animals also have feelings. )

Recommended Hiromeran, Hiromi is small and hairy, but it is not easy to shed hair. Hiromi is also very resistant.

If you have a butterfly dog, don't keep it in winter. Because I have raised it, it will lose its hair in winter, and it is very serious.

Poodle (The Poodle is very smug and is the second smartest dog of all dog breeds.) VIPs go to beauty, and the styling will be relatively more, and the different causes are very cute! However, the dog who does not like to shed hair also needs you to take care of it from time to time, and you must comb his hair from time to time, otherwise it will be knotted and he will be very uncomfortable.

Poodles are divided into toy VIPs and miniature VIPs. ）

Chihuahuas (Chihuahuas have shorter fur and don't fall out too much.) The Chihuahua is also not very large, under 1000 yuan is for sure. ）

Bichon (but under 1000 pieces is certainly not pure.) If you want to get a dog, you don't have to worry about the money, it's not much worse. ）

The landlord will choose me! I love dogs too!

Border herds like to bark and like to make trouble, which is not good.

The Bernese Mountain Dog is good, but this dog seems to be quite large.

I think the Great White Bear is good.

I think you can raise Hiromi.

I don't know if you're a boy or a girl.

Girls are suitable for raising Bomei. It's good for boys to raise white bears, and my family is an Alaska. I'm currently in my first year of high school.

Do you have to be a border pastor and a byrne?

I think this situation Teddy is more suitable, first raise a simple long experience, and then raise a large dog is not too late, and since the landlord is a junior high school student, he doesn't have so much time to take care of the dog (because I'm in the second year of junior high school, and I also want to raise a dog ......Make sure that someone accompanies the dog, otherwise the dog will be depressed, and at the same time make sure that the family can accept it, whether the family is big enough, and whether the money can be opened up for the dog, so that you can have a dog.

In fact, there is one that best meets your requirements, but I guess it does not meet your aesthetics - the Chinese crested dog.

Others can consider schnauzers, although they generally need cosmetology, but there are many people who choose to be fully shaved, and it is very easy to take care of.

Corgi is actually okay, but it's easy to lose hair if it's not fed well.

The Chihuahua is also good, it doesn't have long hair, it's not big, and it doesn't like to bark much.

Teddy bar peace of mind, Bichon white favorite clean.

Let's raise people. Except that people have evolved so perfectly.

The smaller ones are cheaper Chihuahuas, and the others are a bit more expensive.

If you still want to raise a hair that can't be shed, the Chihuahua's hair is relatively short and won't fall out too much.

In fact, you don't necessarily have to have a dog, isn't there a very strict rule on raising a dog now?

If you're busy and can't give your dog a good environment and love, it's best not to have a dog.

If you want to ask someone with experience, you can ask someone who is a little more professional.

Also, if you don't have the right financial means, it's best not to have a dog. Because the cost of raising a dog is actually quite large.

Actually, Bichon is good, but 1000 is certainly not pure. If you want to get a dog, you don't have to worry about the money, it's not much worse.

Chihuahuas, deer dogs meet the requirements of small and non-shedding; There is nothing to love or not when a dog is sick, it mainly depends on your care. Nursery seedlings and regular insect shooting are a must.

Poodle bars, including giant, small, medium-sized, and, of course, teddy also belong to a type of VIP.

The poodle sheds little hair, has almost no body odor, and is very intelligent, with a more stable personality and will not bark, which should be very in line with the requirements of the landlord.

I don't know if you like large dogs, medium dogs, or small dogs. Dogs that don't shed much hair are all shedding dogs, and so are Chihuahuas, and I don't feel that puppies shed less than big dogs, and short-haired ones shed less than long-haired ones. If you have a dog, you have to be able to accept the loss of dog hair.

As for body odor, the husky is good, but the husky is lively and naughty, not easy to train, and the husky's stomach is not good to take care of, you have to be a beginner. You tell me the size you want the dog to be, and I'll recommend it to you.

Chihuahuas are small, smart, mischievous, and don't shed much. You can find out.

As long as you train the dog. That dog is easy to keep.

VIP and Teddy are really very clingy dogs, I once saw a little VIP jumping alive for half an hour to ask its owner to hug, others can't hug, must be hugged by the owner. In fact, whether a dog is clingy or not depends on its own personality. The landlord's time is somewhat nervous, it stands to reason that you still have some time to walk the dog when you get off work at night, pay attention, the dog must be walked.

And when you go to work, it will be very lonely, you say raise two = = sigh, the destructive power of the dog is also very large, maybe one day when you go home, your sofa will be gone. You can't lock it up. In contrast, it is recommended that the landlord raise a schnauzer, a very cute dog with a more gentle personality like a little old man.

Hiromi can also do it, but most of them are also more clingy. Bull Terriers can also - but the appearance is really Sun Honglei. Personality is also okay.

That's all for small dogs, although you said you don't want to raise large dogs, but I still recommend a golden retriever, a dog that doesn't like to bark.

Huskies, of course! Huskies are good-looking, don't shed hair, have a lot of exercise, and don't like to scream. Hardy.

Chow Chow, Chow Chow is not clingy. It won't make a fuss.

The dog becomes a little more solid and a little stronger.

It is recommended that the landlord adopt a stray dog, which is definitely not expensive to raise, and it is also solid. The most important thing is that many stray dogs are abandoned by their previous owners, and they tend to be very sensible, very well-behaved and clingy, and they will love you more and cherish the home you gave him. In fact, dogs are generally easy to raise, but it is inevitable to have a disease or something, and I hope that the landlord can take the patient to the hospital for treatment.

Adopt a small skewer or earth dog, they are quite strong!

It is best to raise a skewer dog, and it is best to sterilize and vaccinate immediately after buying it, and there will be a lot less disease, so you should pay more attention to the condition of the dog.

The best thing to raise is the Chinese pastoral dog forehead ......The size doesn't have to be ......