10 laziest dog breeds

Most, if not all, people adore dogs as pets. Although, as for the breed, there are differences between people. Some dog lovers like small pets, others prefer large breeds. At the same time, some people like physically active dogs who can keep up with them. Other people like calmer, less active dogs.

Some dogs or puppies are lazy about physical activity. These animals will prefer to just walk at a measured pace, not to run, and from time to time to lie down to sleep or rest. If you are the type of person that prefers these dogs, then this list will give you a guideline in choosing the "lazy" (most accurately defined - "soft") dog breed that can become your favorite.

1. Newfoundland

Think of Newfoundland as a big teddy bear, as well as a kind-hearted giant, thanks to their attractive, lovable, benevolent and friendly personality. Preparing them for social life is a must, so try to surround them with different people, trials, sounds and sights. Proper socialization training will result in a well-bred dog.

Newfoundland needs a spacious home environment, is prone to drooling, has a thick coat that needs regular grooming and thrives in cold climates. If you want to coach Newfoundland, you may need some kind of positive support. Finally, you may notice that this is a dog of the same breed as Peter Pan's Nana, who was the nanny for the Darling family.

2. Basset hound

The Basset Hound is the most common image of the Hush Puppy sign. This dog is usually calm and lazy around the house, but has a loyal, lovable and friendly personality. In fact, a dog of this breed is never irritable, it is too calm due to its gentle demeanor. Due to the fact that it is a pack dog, it loves to be close to its family and any other pets.

Home training for a Basset Hound can be a challenge due to its stubborn nature. The best way to motivate your pet is to use positive training methods and some tasty food as a reward for achieving the skill you are training. Well-bred Basset Hounds have personality traits, but they can get along with children and other pets.

3. St. Bernard

It is cold in the Alps, as well as a lot of snow, in this regard, many travelers fall ill. Fortunately, St. Bernard helps poor travelers. The St. Bernard is a large, sturdy dog that looks like a giant compared to other breeds. But, despite its size, it is a gentle, intelligent, good-natured and benevolent dog. The fact that St. Bernard helps travelers in the Alps is proof that he is man's best friend.

In the internal environment, St. Bernard is a beloved friend of the family. If you can tolerate excessive drooling, then you will love this breed. Ironically, despite being a rescue dog, the St. Bernard doesn't require much training. A daily walk is more than sufficient physical activity for the dog. The St. Bernard has a very thick coat, so if you live in warm climates, make sure your pet has shade and fresh cool water.

4. Chow Chow

The Chow Chow dog was the favorite dog of the ancient Chinese imperial family. She looks like a combination of a furry lion and a small bear. The dog is by nature aloof, but also attentive and loyal to its owners, even if it has a quiet disposition. Socialization is important for a dog because it can protect its owners and its territory, which leads to the dog becoming aggressive or shy towards other people. A Chow Chow that has been raised correctly will be more open and friendly.

For Chow Chows, it is preferable to live indoors instead of a backyard or booth. For training, a daily 15 minute walk will be enough to keep the dog happy and healthy. Be careful in hot weather or climates, as the Chow Chow cannot tolerate heat. Keep your dog indoors if it is suffering from too high a temperature.

5. Bullmastiff

Despite being a good-natured type of dog, the Bullmastiff is good at becoming the guardian of his family. Outwardly, it can be seen that the bullmastiff has a large physique and is a large dog, which can be an impressive obstacle for thieves and robbers. Despite being a guard dog, the bullmastiff can be a family loving pet, noble, trustworthy and confident.

The dog's short coat makes grooming easier, although it may salivate. In addition, the coat does not shed much, so it is easy to clean. The Bullmastiff is not a very energetic dog, although at a young age he has a lot of energy. For training, simply take your pet out for outdoor play or short walks to keep it fit and healthy. When training a bullmastiff at an early age, make sure he understands that you are the head of the family to facilitate further training as well as curb his independence.

6. Greyhound or English greyhound

Greyhound is a gentle dog that prefers to stretch by the fire next to its owner and family, but it has a more active purpose. English greyhounds have an aerodynamic body shape, a narrow head, long and muscular legs. The physique of the dog is due to the fact that it is a hunting breed. Now this breed participates in dog races. In fact, when you mention a Greyhound to another person, the first thing that comes to his mind is a dog racing track. Able to reach speeds of 40 to 45 mph, the greyhound is considered the Ferrari of dogs.

Greyhounds excel in a variety of events such as competition, exterior, bait trials and training. The dog is non-aggressive and friendly, although it can keep away from strangers. Greyhound abuse will cause him to become timid or shy. Proper training and socialization will give you a dog that is playful and curious. In addition, you have the opportunity to take a puppy or an adult dog that has finished racing.

7. Shih Tzu

A drop of lion, add a couple teaspoons of a rabbit, two ounces of a domestic cat, one jester, a little ballerina, a pinch of an old man, a little beggar, a tablespoon of a monkey, mix one part of a baby print, a drop of a teddy bear mixed with a Chinese and Tibetan dog. This long description is how the American composer and teacher James Mumsford describes the Shih Tzu dog.

Shih Tzu is lovely, friendly, loyal and lively for his family. The dog's cute small size and adorable demeanor make it a favorite pet for many people. The dog feels great, both in an apartment and in a large country house. Children and other animals are not a problem for the Shih Tzu, although you will need to supervise the children who play with the dog.

8. French Bulldog

Unlike other dog breeds, the French Bulldog is not glamorous and showy, but it is still a beautiful dog. The dog is small in stature, with bat-like ears, but its body is powerful and muscular. The coat of the French Bulldog is short and therefore easy to care for.Previously, dogs of this breed were rat catchers, but now they are a favorite pet of the family and a participant in dog shows that like to relax in a convenient place.

Educating the French Bulldog is easy thanks to its intelligence. Make the training like a game to get the dog interested. The French Bulldog loves to show his affection for the family, but some kind of socialization, training is required.

9. English Bulldog

The English Bulldog is a ferocious looking dog. Broad, muscular with powerful shoulders, a drooping upper lip and a strong lower jaw, this gives the dog a ferocious appearance. However, it is a playful, friendly, determined and courageous dog. He is a bit stubborn, but with calm dignity and willing to protect his family.

The English Bulldog was originally bred as a competition fighting dog. Fortunately, they have become beloved pets rather than fighters over the years. The English Bulldog today wants nothing more than to attract attention and enjoy sleeping next to their owner.

10. Great Dane

Most dog breeds were bred as working dogs for hunting and guarding; The Great Dane is one of those breeds. Today's Great Danes have lost their brutality as hunters and guards, but they have not lost their courage and determination to protect the human family. The large size and loud barking of the dog will, if not frighten, then stop intruders.

Families may ask for a more adorable pet that is very affectionate. But in fact, the dog has a peaceful, playful disposition and is affectionate towards children. Obedience will further improve the attitude towards the Great Dane.

Remember that despite the "lazy" behavior of these dogs, they still need a little exercise to maintain a well-being and a healthy life. All of the dog breeds mentioned above will easily blend into life in a home whose owners don't want a lot of confusion. You cannot ask for a more docile and calm dog breed that is determined to be on your side.