Basset Hound: Known for their laid-back nature, Basset Hounds are low-energy, but their long ears and droopy skin require frequent cleaning to prevent infections.
Shih Tzu: While they enjoy lounging around, Shih Tzus have long, flowing coats that require daily brushing and regular grooming. Their eyes can also be prone to issues, needing regular cleaning.
Maltese: These small, affectionate dogs are low-energy but have high grooming needs due to their silky coat. Regular trimming and care are essential to avoid matting.
Chow Chow: Chow Chows tend to be calm but can be very independent and sometimes aloof, making training difficult. Their thick double coat requires regular brushing to prevent mats.
English Bulldog: Bulldogs are low-energy and enjoy lounging, but their wrinkled skin needs constant cleaning to avoid infections, especially around the face and folds.
Charles Spaniel: Though they are generally low-energy and enjoy cuddling, they require regular grooming to maintain their silky coat. They can also be prone to certain health issues, like heart disease, which require attention.
Pekingese: Pekingese dogs are calm and tend to move at a slow pace, but their long coat requires consistent grooming, and their flat face (brachycephalic) can lead to breathing problems.
Lhasa Apso: Lhasa Apsos are happy to relax but have a long, dense coat that needs regular care. Their independent nature can make training a bit more challenging.
Tibetan Spaniel: Like the Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Spaniels are low-energy but require frequent grooming to maintain their coat. They also tend to be quite independent, which can make training harder.
Poodle (Toy & Miniature): Poodles are low-energy, especially the toy and miniature varieties, but their curly coats need consistent grooming to prevent matting.