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    • Affenpinscher. Although the Affenpinscher dog breed may look like terriers, they are actually from the pinscher-schnauzer family which makes them more tolerant towards other dogs and pets.
    • Alaskan Klee Kai. You may have heard of the Alaskan Klee Kai, but you probably haven’t seen one; they are relatively rare, and were only recognized by the AKC in 1997.
    • American Eskimo Dog. The American Eskimo Dog is a smart, affectionate pet that loves to be around its family. They are playful and energetic without being too rambunctious.
    • American Hairless. The American Hairless is a small dog of the Terrier Group weighing just 12 to 16lbs, with a feisty nature. The breed actually has hairless and coated variations.
    • Affenpinscher. Highlights: Playful, Strong-willed, Whimsical. Also known as the Monkey Terrier, this petite dog is no more than 6-12 pounds at adult size, and stands between 9-11.5 inches.
    • American Eskimo Dog. Highlights: Balanced, Perky, Clever. The American Eskimo dog comes in three varieties: standard, miniature, and toy. However, the most popular may be the toy variation.
    • American Hairless Terrier. Highlights: Hairless, Energetic, Inquisitive. A breed you won’t see everyday, the American Hairless Terrier can reach 12-16 inches and weighs between 12-16 pounds.
    • Australian Terrier. Highlights: Upbeat, Companionable, Brave. Both affectionate and spirited, the Australian Terrier stands about 10-11 inches tall and weighs 15-20 pounds.
    • Affenpinscher. 9 – 11.5 inches. 7 – 10 pounds. 12 – 15 years. Fearless, fun-loving, adventurous, loyal, stubborn. The Affenpinscher, a small fluffy dog breed, is a delightful mix of charm and playfulness.
    • American Eskimo Dog. 9 – 19 inches. 6 – 35 pounds. 13 – 15 years. Playful, perky, smart, protective. The American Eskimo Dog, another small and fluffy dog breed, is a delightful addition to any family.
    • Australian Terrier. 10 – 11 inches. 15 – 20 pounds. 12 – 15 years. Spirited, alert, self-confident, loyal, good-natured. The Australian Terrier is a sturdy dog that is perfect for families.
    • Bedlington Terrier. 15 – 17.5 inches. 17 – 23 pounds. 14 – 16 years. Loyal, good-tempered, affectionate, intelligent, spirited.
    • Beagle. Bred to be a top-notch hunting dog, the beagle has a sniffer that very few pups can match. He excels at tracking, detection work, and finding every single fallen morsel from your cake.
    • Chihuahua. The Chihuahua is one of the smallest breeds out there, standing at only 5 to 8 inches tall. But he didn’t get the memo about just how small he is; he’s feisty, bold, and isn’t afraid to challenge any pup — yes, even those twice the size of him.
    • Pomeranian. This bundle of fluff is lively, curious, and energetic. He grows up to 7 inches tall and weighs between 3 and 7 pounds (yep, this is another pint-sized pup!).
    • Papillon. The papillon has the best ears in the doggy world. They’re fluffy, huge, and amplify his cuteness tenfold. Of course, he isn’t all looks and no substance; the papillon will make the pawfect best friend for those after an well-behaved, friendly, and happy-go-lucky four-footer.
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