Chihuahuas and Great Danes are very similar, genetically speaking. But you wouldn't know it by looking at them. That's because, while much of their genetic composition is the same, people have selectively bred them over hundreds of years to bring out certain traits. And the same is true for our feline friends. These defined sets of characteristics — and the shared gene pool needed to achieve them — is what distinguishes one dog or cat breed from another.
Chihuahua
Tiny and opinionated, chihuahuas are social and up for being your plus-one to almost anything.
American Staffordshire Terrier
These pups make calm, fun-loving household companions when responsibly bred and cared for.
German Shepherd
A great breed for families due to their devoted, loving, and affectionate personalities.
Poodle (Toy and Miniature)
Incredibly smart, playful dogs that are perfect for people who want a "big dog" personality in a small (and adorable) package.
German Shepherd
Known for their happy-go-lucky, easy-going personalities, these dogs are always up for adventure and are one of the best breeds for families
American Domestic Cat
Some American Domestic cats are chatty & like to be the life of the party, others make for quiet, calm, lap cats.
Maine Coon
gentle nature and an excellent breed for families, as they often get along well with other cats, kids, and dogs.
Ragdoll
Large, easy-going cats with affectionate personalities. They love to play as well as cuddle.
British Shorthair
An intelligent breed with a calm, easygoing nature. These cats are affectionate and devoted to their people.
European Domestic Cat
Intelligent, independent felines that come in various shapes, colours, and sizes. But they share one thing in common: They're all easy to love.