Mixed breeds
When looking for the best dog breed, keep in mind that you don’t always have to buy a pure breed. Many experts say seniors should go for mixed breeds at the shelter instead. When dogs are brought to the shelter, they undergo an assessment so that rescuers will know what type of care they need and what they can expect of their personalities. This is also done so that they can match the owners and dogs perfectly when they rehome them. You won’t need to give basic training on the puppies by yourself!
Mixed Breeds
Yorkshire Terrier
If you love small and calm dogs, get a Yorkshire Terrier! Their average lifespan ranges from 13 to 20 years, so they will be your friend for a long time. Of course, given that you take proper care of them. Yorkshire Terriers are usually adopted by people living in apartments or even assisted living centers because they are easy to manage. You just have to brush them every day. They also don’t need a lot of exercises and you will often find them cuddling beside you quite often.
Yorkshire Terrier
