Puppies!!! They are so stinkin’ cute and make just about everyone happy. Everyone has their own personal favorites, but what are the top cutest puppy breeds? When we see cute puppies, we can’t help the silly grin that comes over our faces! As a dog lover, you probably go to pieces over adorable puppies too! All those puppy wrinkles and rolls are just too much. And can we talk about those fat, round tummies? Or how puppy breath has some strange magic that makes you want to snuggle those babies all day!
1. Beagle
This is one of the cutest puppy breeds ever! Pawfection is the word that comes to mind, with that silky soft puppy fur and sweet face, surrounded by those floppy ears. No wonder many beagle owners like to call them noses on four legs.
2. Golden Retrievers
Known for their natural intelligence, kind temperament, and coats made of pure sunshine, Golden Retriever puppies will turn any frown upside down any day. A golden retriever puppy becomes fully grown at about 3 to 5 years.
3. Labrador Retriever
Just like golden retriever puppies, labrador puppies are furballs of pure sunshine! Plus, they are great with kids and other pets which, if you combine with their pawesome energy, creates the formula for the perfect service dogs.
4. German Shepherd
German Shepherds grow up to be incredibly smart working dogs, but they start out as adorably awkward “all paws” cutest puppies. Training little german shepherd pups at a young age is key to a fruitful dog-owner relationship. Just make sure you give him a bunch of well-deserved treats!
5. Corgi
You think a full-grown Corgi butt is cute, have you seen a puppy corgi butt?! Not even the short legs can dampen the goofy spirits and overall great personality.
6. Dachshund
Although they are cute puppies that stay small in size, their personality grows immensely over time! Dachsunds love three things: mischief, crinkling food bags, and you!
7. Jack Russells
His spunky, cute puppy steals your heart with its tiny size and giant personality. Jack Russell puppies need to be trained while young as they can become aggressive if not socialized properly. Reinforce desired behavior early with some jerky treats for a tasty reward.
8. Shih Tzu
Not much bigger than a dust bunny, Shih Tzus are cute puppies that stay small. Pretty ironic for the breed that’s also called “lion dog.” They are smart little pooches, although they can also be stubborn. Make it a priority to start socializing and training your Shih Tzu puppy as soon as you bring them home.
9. Rottweiler
Undeniably one of the most misunderstood dog breeds, Rottweilers, also called Rotts or Rotties, are strong and muscular and confident but don’t let that fool ya! Rotties can be extremely affectionate and there’s no stopping them when they decide to cuddle and love you. Train your Rottie puppies early to hone their social and natural protective instincts. For large dog breeds like Rotties, durable chews such as bully sticks are the training rewards of choice!
10. Mastiff
Mastiffs are considered the biggest dogs on earth in terms of pound-for-pound mass but all that brawn comes with a gentle temperament that overall makes Mastiffs a favorite family pet. Mastiffs love to dig and chew so if you ever decide to have one, make sure to keep plenty of long-lasting dog chews on hand to keep them occupied and trained.
