These tiny dogs can live up to 18-20 years and are generally healthy but may be prone to heart, dental, and eye issues.
Often living past 15 years, dachshunds are prone to back issues and dental problems if not properly cared for.
Sassy and intelligent, toy poodles can reach 16-18 years but may be prone to orthopedic and eye problems.
With a lifespan of 13-18 years, these working dogs retain their energy and drive even in old age.
Friendly and adaptable, shih tzus can commonly live to 14 years or older but may be prone to orthopedic, dental, and eye issues.
Thriving on affection, Maltese can live up to approximately 15 years but require proper training to avoid separation anxiety.
Loyal and intelligent, Yorkies can live 13-15 years and may require yearly teeth cleanings for dental health.
Friendly but bossy, Pomeranians can live up to 14-16 years but may face health concerns like heart disease and dental issues.
With a lifespan of 13-16 years, these strong-willed and loyal dogs are generally healthy but may be prone to allergies.
Known as the blue heeler, these dogs can live longer compared to others their size, with some reaching up to 29 years!
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