For those who are busy at work and pressed for time, choosing a dog that doesn't walk is the best choice. This kind of dog doesn't need much activity and exercise, and can accompany its owner quietly at home. Such as Shiba Inu, Bomei, etc. They are naturally lively, lovely and cheerful, which is very suitable for people who don't want to spend too much time taking care of them.

Besides, not walking dogs doesn't mean that these dogs don't need to be taken care of. Even busy people need some time to eat, clean and train. After all, a docile and obedient pet is really worth having.

2. Suitable for small pets

For people living in small apartments or communities, it is also very wise to choose a dog that doesn't walk. These dogs are usually smaller, such as Chihuahua and Yorkshire, and are suitable for living in small spaces. Compared with large dogs, they don't need much space for activities, and they are quiet and won't disturb people.

But it needs to be reminded that no matter how small pets are, the cost of taking care of them (time, materials, energy, etc. ) is also quite high, and people who want to keep pets should be fully prepared.

3. Pets suitable for the elderly and infirm

For some old and infirm people, it is also a good choice to choose a "walking dog" to keep a pet. These dogs are usually docile and easy to take care of, and don't need much energy to take care of them. Such as poodles, bichon dogs, etc. With soft hair and gentle personality, it is easy to become an old man's companion.

However, whether pets need to walk, the elderly and infirm need to judge whether they are suitable for keeping pets according to their living habits and physical condition when choosing.

4, suitable for pets with children at home

For families with children, it is also a very good choice to choose a dog that does not walk. These dogs are gentle, not easy to bite children, and will not be unfriendly to children because of noise or mischief. For example, Labrador, Golden Retriever and Corky are all very popular family pets.

However, even tame pets need training and management. Especially for children, it is necessary to get along with pets under the guidance of parents to avoid unnecessary risks.