Introduction

Summer is a great time to get out and start enjoying the outdoors again. And if you’re looking for a companion, there’s no better way to do that than by adopting a new dog. Dogs have been man’s best friend since we first domesticated them thousands of years ago, but today there are so many different breeds from which to choose. However, not all breeds are created equal—some are more difficult than others in terms of training or maintenance. To make your life easier (and more fun!), here is my list of five dog breeds that make perfect pets:

Samoyed

• Samoyed is a very friendly dog. He is always seeking attention from you, his family members and guests.
• Samoyeds are very intelligent. They can learn tricks quickly and easily with simple training techniques such as treats and praise.
• Samoyeds are playful and energetic dogs who need plenty of exercise every day in order to remain calm at home or when you are away from them for long periods of time (i.e., at work). They love playing fetch, tug-of-war, running around outside on a leash, swimming in lakes/ponds/rivers/pools etc., hiking up hills, playing hide & seek with their owners…the list goes on!
• Samoyeds are loyal companions who will protect your family just like they protect their own puppies when they’re born—but only if it’s necessary!

Pembroke Welsh Corgi

• Pembroke Welsh Corgi

If you’re looking for a small, sturdy dog breed that makes an excellent companion, consider the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. This dog breed is highly intelligent and has a lot of energy. It’s also known to be very loyal and affectionate towards its owners. Some even say they make great service dogs!

Cocker Spaniel

Cocker Spaniels are very friendly and affectionate. They appreciate attention from their owners and are very playful, energetic and intelligent. Cocker Spaniels make great companions for children because they love to play. They also have a strong personality that makes them great watchdogs!

Cocker Spaniels are easy to train, which makes them the perfect family dog since you can teach them all sorts of tricks! What’s more is that these dogs love their owners so much that many of them will guard their owner’s car or home when no one is around as well.

American Foxhound

American foxhounds are famous for their hunting skills, but they’re also great companions for the average homeowner. These dogs are known to be very intelligent, friendly, and affectionate. They can adapt well to new environments and situations—they don’t mind being left alone at home while you go out on errands or work all day at the office.

The American foxhound is one of the most playful dog breeds around; if you think your house needs some more activity in it, this might be just the pooch for you! If you want a dog who likes to play and romp around outside with other animals (or even people), then look no further than an American Foxhound.

Labrador Retriever

Labrador Retrievers are a favorite of many families. They are friendly, smart and easy to train, which makes it easy to train young children how to interact with a dog. Labs love children and other pets as well as strangers, making them a great choice for active families who lead busy lives or travel often.

While Labrador Retrievers were initially bred as hunting dogs, they are not aggressive or dangerous dogs—they will quickly learn their place in your family (as leader), but this doesn’t mean that you can’t have fun playing fetch together!

this summer is the perfect time to adopt a new dog

Dogs are great companions. They love to play, and they have a sense of humor. They love to be around people and other animals, so if you are looking for a pet that will help keep your home lively, adopting one of these breeds might just be the perfect solution.

There are many reasons why you should adopt rather than shop for a new dog:

• Dogs naturally want to please their owners—so there’s no need for training! This makes them ideal pets for beginners who want an easy-going companion without having to teach him or her how the household works from scratch (and without ending up with an expensive trainer bill).
• Adopting an older dog means saving one from spending its twilight years alone in a shelter cage—which can sometimes lead to depression or even death by euthanasia due to overcrowding or illness—while allowing it further time on this earth surrounded by love and affection instead of loneliness and despair.

Conclusion

We hope you’ve enjoyed this list of five breeds that make the perfect pet. We know not everyone can have a dog at home, but if you are looking to adopt one, these breeds might just be the best fit for your family. And even if you already have an animal companion or two, it never hurts to learn more about new breeds that could potentially become part of your family in the future!