Learn More about our Charmers

Appearance

• Size: 15–35 pounds
• Height: 13–20 inches at the shoulder
• Lifespan: 12–16 years
• Coat: Wavy or curly, low-shedding
• Colors: Cream, apricot, red, chocolate, black, or multicolored

Personality

• Friendly & Social: They adore people and other pets
• Smart & Eager to Please: Easy to train with gentle guidance
• Playful & Gentle: Great with children 

Care

• Grooming: Brush 3–4 times a week to prevent matting. Professional grooming every 6–8 weeks
• Exercise: Daily walks and playtime — they love fetch and puzzles!
• Training: Start early. They learn quickly and respond well to praise and treats.

Appearance

• Size: 7–15 inches tall, 5–15 pounds
• Lifespan: 12–15 years
• Coat: Wavy or curly, low-shedding
• Colors: Black, tan, white, gray, apricot, or combinations

Personality

• Temperament: Playful, affectionate, alert, intelligent
• Good for: Families, allergy sufferers, first-time dog owners
• Can be a little vocal—makes a good watchdog
• Very trainable but can have a stubborn streak (especially if spoiled!)

 Care

• Regular brushing and grooming to avoid matting.
• Clean ears weekly.
• Brush teeth weekly.
• Exercise 30-60 minutes daily--short walks, indoor play, and puzzle toys.
• They love to interact with humans.
• Use high quality dog food for small dogs.
• Avoid overfeeding--they tend to gain weight quickly.
• Watch for food sensitivities inherited by Poodle side.

• Size: 10–15 inches tall, 10–15 pounds
• Coat: Soft, curly, low-shedding
• Colors: Apricot, white, black, chocolate, silver, and more
• Temperament: Smart, friendly, alert, eager to please
• Life Expectancy: 12–16 years

• Great for Allergy Sufferers: Their curly coat traps dander and doesn’t shed much
• Easy to Train: One of the smartest breeds around
• Social and Gentle: Mini Poodles love being around people and other pets
• Adaptable: They’re just as happy in an apartment as they are on a farm

• Grooming: Needs regular brushing and grooming every 4–6 weeks
• Exercise: Daily walks and playtime keep them happy and healthy
• Training: Start early—Mini Poodles thrive on learning new tricks
• Nutrition: High-quality small breed puppy food is ideal

• Size: 6–12 lbs, 8–12 inches tall
• Coat: Soft, wavy, or curly; often hypoallergenic
• Colors: Tan, black, cream, gold, chocolate, and mixed patterns
• Temperament: Loving, playful, smart, loyal
• Life Expectancy: 13–16 years

• Cuddle Pros: Shorkiepoos love to snuggle and be close to their humans
• Low Shedding: Thanks to the poodle and shih tzu influence, their coats are allergy-friendly
• Big Personality: Sassy, bold, and full of fun
• Perfect for Families or Seniors: Gentle and affectionate with all ages

• Grooming: Brush a few times a week; professional trims every 4–6 weeks
• Play & Exercise: Daily playtime, walks, or indoor games
• Training: Start early with consistency and positive reinforcement
• Feeding: Small-breed puppy food, 2–3 times daily

• Size: Toy breed — 4 to 7 pounds
• Height: Around 7–8 inches tall
• Lifespan: 12–16 years
• Coat: Silky, straight hair (not fur!) — often black and tan
• Hypoallergenic: Yes, great for allergy-sensitive homes

• Affectionate and loyal: They bond strongly with their families
• Bold and feisty: Don’t let the size fool you!
• Very alert: Excellent little watchdogs
• Stubborn: Can be a bit bossy or stubborn without early training

• Brush daily to prevent tangles
• Regular trims or professional grooming
• Clean ears and keep nails trimmed
• Hypoallergenic coat (low-shedding)

• Size: 8–15 pounds full-grown
• Height: 9–12 inches
• Coat: Soft, wavy or curly; low-shedding
• Temperament: Friendly, affectionate, and calm
• Lifespan: 12–16 years

• Loving lap dogs — thrive on human attention
• Gentle with kids and friendly with other pets
• Easygoing but playful
• Can be a little clingy (they bond deeply)

• Regular brushing (3–4 times a week)
• Professional grooming every 4–6 weeks
• Clean ears, trim nails, and keep tear stains in check
• Exercise: Short walks + indoor play
• Training: Eager to please, but start early with patience
• Health Tips: Watch for dental issues and seasonal allergies
• Diet: High-quality small-breed food, especially during puppy growth

• Breed: Toy Group
• Size: Small
• Height: 8–11 inches
• Weight: 9–16 pounds
• Lifespan: 10–18 years
• Coat: Long, flowing double coat (can be clipped short)
• Colors: All colors — black, white, gold, brindle, liver, and combinations

• Affectionate and loyal
• Friendly and outgoing
• Gentle with children and seniors
• Not overly yappy, but will alert you
• Enjoy being lap dogs — thrive on human attention

• Exercise: Low to moderate — short daily walks and indoor play
• Training: Generally eager to please but can be stubborn — use positive reinforcement
• Grooming: High-maintenance if kept in full coat (daily brushing); many owners opt for a “puppy cut”
• Heath: Prone to brachycephalic (short-nose) issues, ear infections, and dental problems — regular vet care is key

• Size: Small to medium (10–30 lbs depending on parents)
• Coat: Wavy or curly, low-shedding (great for allergy-sensitive families!)
• Colors: Apricot, black, cream, chocolate, buff, or mixed
• Lifespan: Long-living (12–15+ years with good care)

• Temperament: Friendly, affectionate, playful, and smart
  Loving and Social: Great with kids and other pets
• Trainable: Eager to please and picks up commands quickly
• Low Shedding: Thanks to their Poodle parent

• Grooming: Regular brushing to prevent matting
• Exercise: Daily walks and playtime
• Health Watch: Keep an eye on ears (prone to infections) and teeth

• Size: 3–7 lbs as adults
• Coat: Thick double coat, needs regular brushing to prevent tangles
• Lifespan: 12–16 years with good care

• Temperament: Lively, alert, confident, and often very attached to their person
• Training: Smart but can be a bit stubborn—respond best to positive, consistent training

• Exercise: Short daily walks and active playtime
• Health: Watch for dental issues, luxating patella, and tracheal collapse

• Size: Small to medium (10–25 lbs on average, depending on parents).
• Coat: Soft, wavy, or curly; low-shedding, often allergy-friendly.
• Colors: Apricot, cream, red, black, tri-color, and more.
• Temperament: Gentle, affectionate, playful, and very people-oriented.

• Great for families, kids, and seniors.
• Intelligent and eager to please (thanks to the Poodle side).
• Sweet, cuddly, and often a “velcro dog”—they love to be with their people.

• Exercise: Daily play and short walks (they don’t need miles of running).
• Training: Learn quickly but need gentle consistency.
• Grooming: Regular brushing and grooming to prevent matting.
• Health: Watch for issues common in parent breeds, like heart problems (Cavalier) or joint issues (Poodle).

• Size: Small, usually 12–25 lbs when grown.
• Coat: Short, smooth, easy-care.
• Colors: Black & white, brindle & white, seal & white.
• Lifespan: 11–15 years.

• Affectionate and people-loving.
• Playful and goofy—great with kids.
• Intelligent and quick to learn, but can be a little stubborn.
• Known for their expressive eyes and silly antics.

• Exercise: Daily play and short walks; they’re active but don’t need tons of space.
• Training: Positive reinforcement works best—these pups are eager to please.
• Grooming: Very low-maintenance; weekly brushing and an occasional bath.
• Health: Brachycephalic (short-nosed), so they can overheat—watch them in hot weather. Some may have eye or breathing issues.

• Size: Usually 8–18 lbs, depending on which parent they take after.
• Coat: Can be curly, wavy, or straight—often fluffy and soft. Colors range from cream, black, brown, gray, white, or even parti-colored.
• Energy Level: Moderate—enjoy playtime and short walks but don’t need intense exercise.

• Temperament: Affectionate, playful, and loyal. They love to be close to their family and can be a bit of a lap dog.
• Intelligence: Smart and eager to learn, but sometimes a little stubborn.
• Affectionate: They are “velcro pups” who adore being around people.

• Grooming: Brushing a few times a week, with regular trims every 6–8 weeks to keep their coat tangle-free.
• Exercise: About 30 minutes of daily activity—walks, fetch, or indoor play.
• Training: Consistency and positive reinforcement work best. They respond well to gentle encouragement.
• Health: Possible concerns include dental issues (common in small breeds), luxating patellas, or eye problems.

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• Coat is usually curly or wavy, low-shedding, and hypoallergenic777777.
• Common colors are white, cream, apricot, red, or a mix.
• Typically weigh 6–17 pounds (depending on parent).
• Height is 9–15 inches at the shoulder.
• Lifespan is 12–16 years.

• Playful, loving, and cheerful
• Great with families, children, and other pets
• Intelligent and eager to please (thanks to their Poodle side)
• Thrive on attention and don’t like being left alone for long

• Coat care requires regular brushing and grooming.
• Exercise moderately--playtime, short walks, and mental stimulation.
• They are very trainable and respond well to positive reinforcement.

Appearance

• Size: 5–15 pounds, 6–11 inches tall
• Coat: Long, silky, may be straight or slightly wavy
• Colors: Black, brown, tan, gold, brindle, or mixed

Personality

• Loyal and affectionate “lap dogs”
• Bold, confident, sometimes with a big-dog attitude
• Playful and full of energy
• Can be protective and make goodwatchdog

Care Needs

• Exercise: Short walks + playtime each day
• Grooming: Daily brushing to prevent tangles; regular trims every 6–8 weeks
• Training: Smart but sometimes stubborn — respond best to positive reinforcement and consistency

Health

• Lifespan: 12–16 years
• Possible issues: dental problems (small mouths), hypoglycemia in tiny pups, luxating patella, breathing issues if short-nosed like Shih Tzu parent

Size

• Small — usually 8–12 lbs and 5–7 inches tall at the shoulder when full-grown.

Coat Types

Mini-Dachshunds come in three coat varieties:

• Smooth Coat: Short, shiny, and low-maintenance
• Long-Haired: Silky, flowing coat that needs regular brushing
• Wire-Haired: Slightly rough, terrier-like coat with charming eyebrows and beard

Common Colors/Patterns:

• Red, black & tan, chocolate, cream, dapple, piebald, and more.

Personality

• Sweet, loving, and loyal lap companions
• Playful with a fun, sometimes comical personality
• Independent but loves attention
• Alert and can be a good little watchdog

Energy Level

• Moderate — they enjoy playtime, short walks, and puzzle toys. Too much jumping isn’t recommended due to their long backs.

Training & Care

• Smart, but may have a stubborn streak
• Consistent, positive training works best
• Early socialization recommended
• Avoid excessive stairs and jumping to protect their spine

Size

Small — typically 7–14 lbs and 9–12 inches tall when fully grown.

Appearance

• Cute, alert expression with perky ears
• Coat may be fluffy like a Pomeranian or slightly wiry and smooth like a Terrier
• Common colors: tan, cream, black, white, sable, or a mix

Personality

• Lively, playful, and affectionate
• Intelligent and quick to learn
• Loyal companions that enjoy being with their families
• Spunky and curious 

Energy Level

• Moderate to high — loves playtime, short walks, and mental stimulation. Great for active households.

Grooming Needs

• Brush 2–3 times a week to prevent matting
• Light shedding year-round

Training

• Smart and eager, but may show some Terrier stubbornness. Positive reinforcement works best.