Very cuddly dog?

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Cavalier King Charles are amazing, sweet, cuddly lapdogs. Our girl one wanted to be near you at all times, not necessarily on your lap. Our boy wants to be on my lap at all times. They do say it can be a gender difference.

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Our Lab thinks she is a lap dog. Lol! She is very affectionate with all of us. She will jump up on us to get a hug and also to try to get some space on the sofa. She's definitely the most affectionate of our previous Labs.

[Anonymous]

Havanese!! Currently have my two curled up in my lap, cuddliest lap dogs I’ve ever seen.

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Curious: are Dachshunds cuddly?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chihuahuas are super cuddly; best thing is to get a mixed breed rescue with some chihuahua and you will likely get a cuddled who is healthier and longer lived than any of the cuddly lapdog purebreds.

My friend has one that is a super cuddler but I didn’t imagine such a little dog could smell so much. Very sweet and wanted in my lap the whole time but oh my.

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It's individual personality, OP, you can't know in advance. We got a very cuddly Samoyed. He's not exactly the right size to sit on laps, but if you sit on the floor, he will happily cuddle, until he gets too hot (the breed was discovered in Siberia), and then he'll leave you covered in hair (sheds like crazy). On walks, he's weirdly threatened by other dogs as large or larger than he is. He pulls like crazy and starts barking (he never barks at home), and being a sled dog, you risk getting an arm ripped out if you encounter a German Shepherd or lab on the walk. So... pros and cons.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cavalier King Charles are amazing, sweet, cuddly lapdogs. Our girl one wanted to be near you at all times, not necessarily on your lap. Our boy wants to be on my lap at all times. They do say it can be a gender difference.

These guys are the best!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chihuahuas are super cuddly; best thing is to get a mixed breed rescue with some chihuahua and you will likely get a cuddled who is healthier and longer lived than any of the cuddly lapdog purebreds.

My friend has one that is a super cuddler but I didn’t imagine such a little dog could smell so much. Very sweet and wanted in my lap the whole time but oh my.

Chis often have horrible teeth, which can contribute to their stinkiness. Little dogs in general seem more prone to dental issues, but especially Chi and Chi-mix dogs.

[Anonymous]

Our cavalier King Charles is a total love muffin and cuddles all day long. She’s also very lazy unless you want to get out and about and then she’s always game for coming with. Sweetest dog.

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Anonymous wrote:I wish the pit owners would get off this thread. This is a thread about children

Go to hell where you belong.

Bro, they're already there. Imagine being this hateful about anything, let alone pibbles. They played themselves.

[Anonymous]

This thread is from 2023.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread is from 2023.

Yes, thank you. It's not a secret. Also, sometimes threads get resurrected, and there's a search feature that allows posters to find relevant topics that have already been discussed.

You're right. This is an old thread. Good job. Here's your sticker.

[Anonymous]

My little mini schnauzer- she's so loving and sweet.

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Anonymous wrote:Curious: are Dachshunds cuddly?

Mine are. They are hilarious and super cute too. I haven’t ever had a chihuahua but this thread is making me want one.

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Anonymous wrote:My little mini schnauzer- she's so loving and sweet.

I would not want to snuggle with a bearded dog, howevermuch I might enjoy theit company at other times.