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If you’ve been thinking about getting a dog, you are not alone – Kennel Club numbers show the number of people looking for puppies increased by about eight percent during the lockdown.
But with 221 different breeds of pedigree dogs to choose from, there is a lot of thought to be found before choosing the newest four-legged friend in your family.
Many dogs need a lot of exercise, several walks a day are an absolute must to stay healthy and happy.
But others like to stay at home, cuddling in front of the fire, so they are perfect for people who are less mobile or who don’t necessarily want to visit the park in rain or shine.
Here are 10 of the laziest dog breeds according to the American Kennel Club.
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They may be known for their speed, as the Greyhound is a notoriously lazy breed that is happiest when curled up in their favorite spot on the couch. The smaller Italian greyhound is similarly happy to do absolutely nothing.
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A few laps in the living room are often enough for a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel – then a short nap on the couch to relax.
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Bulldogs are not built for exercise – they get hot and tired easily. They would much rather sneak up to your bed to close their eyes.
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Great Danes are as lazy as they are huge. One quick trot around the block and you’re ready to lie on a carpet for a few hours.
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