Hypoallergenic and small-sized, Bichon Frises are ideal for allergy sufferers and cozy living spaces. Their name translates to "fluffy white dog," perfectly describing their cuddly, cotton ball-like appearance. 

The most popular Schnauzer breed, Miniature Schnauzers are known for their serious expressions and minimal shedding. Compact and playful, they make excellent watchdogs and companions.

All poodle varieties (standard, toy, and miniature) are hypoallergenic, making them popular among allergy sufferers. They are highly trainable and intelligent, and their traditional "poodle clip" protects their joints.

Small but full of attitude, Yorkies have human-like hair that reduces the likelihood of triggering allergies. However, they require regular grooming to maintain their tangle-free, silky-soft hair. 

Known as "lion dogs" and dating back to the Tang Dynasty, Shih Tzus are low-shedding, regal-looking dogs with charming and friendly personalities. Their long hair necessitates regular grooming.

Weighing around seven pounds, Maltese dogs are the epitome of "lap dogs." Their all-white, hypoallergenic coats make them perfect for marathon cuddle sessions without causing sneezing fits.

Medium-sized and curly-haired, Portuguese Water Dogs became famous as the "First Dogs" of the Obama family. Their playful and laid-back personalities make them great for any household.

Recognizable from the movie "Lady and the Tramp," Scotties are independent and sometimes stubborn dogs with dignified beards. Originally bred as fierce hunters, their wiry, weather-resistant coats.

Easily recognizable for their hairless bodies with feathery tails and feet, Chinese Cresteds are excellent for those who struggle with pet hair allergies. Their limited hair growth (only on feet, tail, and head) makes.