The chihuahua is one of the canine species with the longest lifespans.
Dachshunds can develop age-related health concerns, especially back difficulties, and being overweight can make matters worse.
The breed is predisposed to a number of health issues, including severe dental disease, eye abnormalities, and orthopedic issues.
Another toy dog breed with a long life span is the Jack Russell terrier, which can live up to 16 years.
The breed is predisposed to musculoskeletal, dental, skin, and ocular problems.
The Maltese is a little dog breed that has a reputation for being unusually long-lived.
A popular and smart toy breed, Yorkshire terriers are not couch potatoes.
Pomeranians have a reputation for being pleasant but dominant. Often acting as a miniature guard dog, these dogs are devoted to their families.
The shiba inu, while being a medium-sized breed, can live for up to 16 years.
Bluey, an Australian cattle dog, survived for 29 years, making him the oldest dog in history.
Miniature schnauzers have a reputation for being headstrong, but with the right kind of training and socialization.
Beagles, being high-energy canines, require constant exercise, fun, and attention to prevent them from becoming destructive or barking too much.