The Beagle, which belongs to the Hound Group of the American Kennel Club, was originally bred to hunt rabbits in packs.
Beagles collaborated productively with huge groups of other canines, horses, and people without any problems.
The lively and fun-loving Bichon Frise originates from France, where its ancestors enjoyed a life of luxury as the pampered pets of aristocracy.
The French Revolution resulted in the ordinary people gaining ownership of Bichons, which led to their transformation into strays and stray dogs.
The Boston Terrier is known for its outgoing personality and affection for all people, even children.
Boston Terriers are excellent family dogs because they insist on spending the majority of their time with their human companions.
The breed originated in the Scottish Highlands more than 200 years ago, where people would hunt foxes, rats, and other vermin in cairns, which are mounds of rocks.
The Cairn Terrier is one of the few types of terriers that adores children and will even actively seek them out. Other types of terriers may not get along well with youngsters.
The cheerful and even-tempered Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a companion to all people, including youngsters, and especially to those who are a part of the family.
This breed is known for being loving and affectionate, and they like mild play and being cuddled.
The Cocker Spaniel is a jovial and cheerful canine that adores spending time with its chosen family and friends.
Cocker Spaniels require only a moderate amount of exercise, which may be provided in the form of daily walks and unrestrained play in the garden.