Japanese Chin
In terms of low-maintenance pets, the Japanese Chin is the best pick. This breed is the most suitable for seniors who want a dog but don’t want to be too tired of themselves. This breed has served as a companion for years, and they are praised for being less “yappy” than other breeds. The Japanese Chin will find this just about enough for it to be happy, easy to groom with one brushing a week, a run around the yard for exercise, and usual cuddling with you.
Japanese Chin
West Highland Terrier
Seniors are surely fond of Terriers and, like the West Highland Terrier, remain a popular race of choice. This breed has a lovely temperament that makes it a good lap dog. Small in size, they can live in an apartment comfortably and only require an hour of exercise a day. You’ll be surprised to hear that there’s no extravagant grooming needed when it comes to maintaining their soft fur coat. Normal brushing is everything it takes.
West Highland Terrier
