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![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/21122014_20232578619870DogBreed_pug1.jpg&media=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/21122014_20232578619870DogBreed_pug1.jpg&description=Pugs are wonderful family pets. They are very social, but not overly needy in general. They are loving, affectionate, easily groomed and "low maintenance!" They are great with children as well as other animals. Like all dogs with "smushed snouts" they can acquire breathing issues and if not bred from good lines, can require expensive surgery to clear this problem. They also often develop eye and vision problems at midlife and beyond, due to their extruding eyes. Overall a wonderful, couch potato buddy with a great life span!){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/21122014_20183028019870DogBreed_beagle.jpg&media=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/21122014_20183028019870DogBreed_beagle.jpg&description=Beagles are adorable pets with a lot of character and VERY strong personalities! Bentley, like most beagles, was very strong willed and stubborn, nearly impossible to train and very "active". They are also very vocal and howl, have separation anxiety and some have food aggression issues (predominantly male.) They have a tendency to be a bit destructive with chewing very very hard to train, but loyal and lovable…definitely best if the only pet and someone home all day!){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/21122014_19552097119870DogBreed_cairnterrier.jpg&media=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/21122014_19552097119870DogBreed_cairnterrier.jpg&description=I bought these pups with the intent to breed them, as well as have them as pets. They are sweet and loving, but very stubborn, very difficult to housebreak and obedience train. Very strong willed and "type a". Also they have a bit of wanderlust and would try to run out of the slightest opening in the door. They were very hard to keep indoors. Also, they need constant grooming and professional trims, which can get costly. Like all terriers, they are prone to skin disease, dermatitis and ear infections.){kind=link}
 They tend to have VERY strong alpha personalities. 2) It is not recommended that you let them ride in the front seat of the car OR sleep in your bed. 3) While most breeds of dog consider their owner to be the leader of the pack, JR's consider themselves the leader of the pack..especially males. 4) They are very hard to housebreak! Although Juno fully understood HOW to ask to go outside, he would sneakily urinate in the house and also in his crate! 5) They have EXTREME separation anxiety. He would bark literally for hours when I left to go to work, which drove the neighbors quite crazy and resulted in me having to rehome him. 6) They are not good with other animals and HAVE to be the leader. I had a senior doberman pinscher who loved and welcomed Juno, but Juno bullied him and tormented him, and constantly enforced his dominance. Definitely hyper and need ALOT of running and exercise daily, so they need a yard and someone who does not work long hours.){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/images/default/dog.png&media=https://rightdog.com/images/default/dog.png&description=I have owned 4 Akitas, collectively, and all were females. The first I purchased at 8 weeks old and socialized a lot because I know they tend to be very protective and "one owner" dogs. She was wonderful and approachable, but would absolutely try to attack another animal (even if she knew it intimately) if it tried to approach the kids. The second we bought as an adult, and bred her. We learned that it is extremely critical that you be present when Akitas birth their pups…they are not all maternal. She would have killed all 6 had we not gotten there shortly after their birth! The third and fourth came from a professional breeder and were adopted at almost a year old. We learned that you cannot own two females…or two males unless they have a BIG yard and have been neutered. Where many other breeds will "play fight" these would draw blood from each other! In all other senses, they were loving and loyal. They are VERY bright, do not growl or give a warning if they are going to bite, which makes for an excellent guard dog, but they are very protective of their families and you must exercise caution and choose breeders carefully. They are best as an only pet. They have been known to be left babysitting small children in Japan!){kind=link}
 He was social and loved people..never met a stranger. anyone could come and go into my home whether I was there or not! I never heard him growl, and don't even know what that would sound like. When he was dying of cancer and about to be euthanized, he was carried past a 3-4 year old girl. He bent down and sniffed and licked her head…even though he was in pain and she was a stranger. They are the best dog, friend, mate, companion anyone could possibly have!){kind=link}
 were easy for her to learn, and she was only mildly distracted by the other puppies in class. We practiced at home daily and she did well with these. However, from age 16 weeks on she became VERY hyperactive and hard to manage, walk, required EXCESSIVE exercise, and really needed to be in a big yard and also with someone who was home more.){kind=link}