A bichon that doesn't shed and is pleasant and well-behaved can be your constant companion on daily walks in the park, in a dog-friendly restaurant, or at home.
Bichon Frise
Due to their body type, Pekingese are unable to participate in water sports. Peke aren't typically the best choice for families because they aren't known for enjoying the company of children.
Pekingese
Indoors, the cavalier is both playful and relaxed. This tiny spaniel should be taken for two daily walks at the very least. For a Cavalier, being a family companion is paramount.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Whippets are medium-sized, fast-moving sighthounds. The whippet is designed for rapid bursts and recoveries. They're close to family but aloof with strangers.
Whippet
Because of its breed, the Clumber is able to flush birds. Clumbers are active during the day, but peaceful at night. Even just getting out and walking or trekking every day will help.
Clumber Spaniel
The slow-moving Basset Hound gets enough exercise from daily walks. The Basset Hound is a calm, loyal, and entertaining pet, but owners must deal with hair and drool.
Basset Hound
Greyhounds hunt using their eyesight and speed. Greyhounds are the world's fastest dogs. Greyhounds may be couch potatoes if they chase and sprint daily in a fenced area.
Greyhound
The Newfoundland is a great choice for a family pet because of its mild nature. Many people dislike Newfoundlands because of their tendency to shed and drool.
Newfoundland
Dogs of this breed are exercise junkies and require daily strolls. Especially in hot weather, the white, fluffy coat sheds heavily. This is not the breed for neatniks.