Oh My, The Puppys Are So Cute! A blog about 12 cute puppys ranging from Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Sharpei, to Frenchie.

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Introduction

My name is Amelia, and I’m a dog lover who lives in California. In this blog post, we’re going to talk about the cutest puppies on the face of the earth. These are all dogs that I’ve had in my life, so they hold a special place in my heart. And if you’re like me and love cute little pups, I hope you enjoy reading about them!

Newfies

Newfoundlands are large, gentle and loyal dogs. They are often referred to as “nature’s babysitter”. These dogs have a friendly temperament and are not aggressive in nature. The Newfoundland can be protective of their family, but only if they feel someone is threatening them or their loved ones.

Newfoundlands love the water and will jump in any body of water they can find! This breed loves to swim and play with children in the pool or lake on hot summer days.

Chow Chows

A Chow Chow is a medium-sized dog breed originating from China. It has been used as a hunting companion and a watchdog, but today it is kept as a pet.

Chow Chows are loyal, devoted and protective dogs with an independent spirit. They can be aggressive towards other dogs or animals that they perceive as threats to their owners or territory (such as cats). Their double coat consists of a thick topcoat and soft undercoat, which makes them look like bears when they’re happy! The plumed tail ends in long hair that resembles fur on the bottom side of each feather; this type of tail is called sickle shaped because it curves gently forward just past the back legs..

Their thick coat keeps them warm in cold weather but requires daily brushing to avoid mats forming on their bodies which may lead to skin problems such as itching or bacterial infections

Golden Retrievers

Golden Retrievers are one of the most popular breeds in the world. They are very intelligent and affectionate, and they make great companions for families with children. Although they don’t need much grooming, they do shed their hair frequently, so frequent brushing is recommended.

The Golden Retriever is an active dog that enjoys playing fetch or swimming in a lake or pool. They can be trained to do tricks easily because of their intelligence and eagerness to please!

If you give your Golden Retriever plenty of exercise, he will be happy and behave well throughout his life.

Huskies

If you are a dog lover, then you might want to consider getting a husky. Huskies are adorable and they love to play. They are loyal and very intelligent too.

Huskies originated in Asia over thousands of years ago, but they have been brought to North America at one point in history so that people could use them as sled dogs. In fact, Huskies are known for their ability to pull heavy objects using their strength and power! Their thick coat makes them well-suited for colder climates too!

Pugs

Pugs are small dogs with a wrinkly face. They are very popular and are known as the clown of the dog world. Pugs have a long history and were at one time considered sacred in China.

Pug puppies can be found all over the world today, but they are most popular in America, where they’re often seen being walked on leashes or playing with toys on their own.

Chihuahuas

Chihuahuas are the smallest breed of dog. These tiny furballs are very loyal to their owners and can be quite attached to them. Chihuahuas can also be trained easily, which makes them an excellent choice for people new to dog ownership. The average lifespan for a Chihuahua is between 15-20 years!

German Shepherds

German Shepherds are a large breed of dog that originated in Germany. They are intelligent, eager to learn and obedient. German Shepherds have a strong build and are athletic, agile and very muscular. They have a thick double coat that comes in black and tan, red, sable and white colors as well as black with tan or brown markings on their heads and legs.

German shepherds make great watchdogs because they will bark at anything suspicious – even when you’re not there!

French Bulldogs

A French bulldog is a great choice for anyone looking for a small, popular dog that can be a part of the family. They have adorable faces with short muzzles and large, round eyes that make them look like they’re always smiling. These dogs are playful and friendly, making them good with kids and other dogs. They also get along well with cats!

Corgis

Corgi is a type of dog and also a breed of herding dog. The Welsh name for Corgi, Cwrgi (plural Cwrs), means “dwarf” or “troll”. The origin of the corgi is not entirely clear. One theory suggests that it was developed from the Cardigan and Pembroke Welsh Corgis, who were bred down in size by crossing them with the English Toy Spaniel. Another theory suggests that they were descended from dogs brought to Wales by Flemish weavers who emigrated during the 16th and 17th centuries, possibly to work in local coal mines and ironworks.

While it is accepted that some contribution from Cardigan and Pembroke Welsh Corgis occurred (the two breeds have always been interbred), most fanciers would agree that there are no traces left today—the modern corgi originated as an entirely separate breed early in its history; some suggest this happened as soon as 1299 when Edward I passed laws prohibiting peasants from owning dogs over five pounds (2 kg) in weight; other historians believe that these small dogs were bred through careful selection by farmers living along England’s south coast; still others think they were developed simply because people wanted smaller pets than those available at the time—and so on!

Yorkshire Terriers

Yorkshire Terriers are a breed of dog in the Toy group. They are a small breed of dog with silky long hair. The Yorkshire Terrier was developed in England in the mid 19th century.[1] Some historians believe that the breed descends from one brought to Britain by Phoenician traders,[2][3] but this idea is no longer widely accepted, as subsequent research indicates that there were no Yorkies at all until after 1872 when they were created by crossing several other breeds.[4][5]

The original white dogs are believed to have had black markings, which were lost during breeding when they mated with other breeds like Poodles and Scottish Folds.[6]

They were eventually recognized by The Kennel Club (England) in 1886 and registered as part of their Non-Sporting Group.[7][8] They were moved into their own class for showing at Crufts in 1928 (the same year that Chihuahuas began competing),[9][10] which led to many new people acquiring them because they could now be shown without having to compete against other types such as Spaniels or Bulldogs.[11][12]

Poodles

Poodles are a breed of dog that have no known ancestors. They were originally bred to be hunting dogs, and they can still be used to hunt today. Poodles are one of the most popular breeds of dog in the world, and they make great family pets!

Poodles are intelligent, loyal, and friendly. They love to play with their owners and other dogs, so if you’re looking for a sidekick who’ll grow up with your kids (and maybe even teach them about how cool it is to be an awesome puppy), then look no further than this amazing breed!

Siberian Huskies

“Siberian Huskies are a medium-large, dense-coated working breed of dog bred for pulling sleds for thousands of years in Northern Siberia. They have a happy-go-lucky temperament and are energetic, curious, and very playful. They need lots of exercise (like any other dog) but can live in an apartment if exercised enough. Siberians were bred to endure the harsh cold conditions of their native environment and make wonderful companions due to their loyalty and affection. With proper training they will be obedient dogs that enjoy pleasing you.”

“The Siberian Husky is an active, energetic breed that requires regular exercise in order to stay healthy both physically and mentally.”

Labradors and Retrievers

Labrador Retrievers are some of the most popular breeds, ranking first in popularity with American families. These dogs are friendly and easy to train, even for beginners. They’re also great with kids and make excellent family pets because they love being around people.