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What are good dog breeds for people who live in apartments?

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I'm moving away to college ideally, I just haven't received any information from the school yet. I'll be living by myself and would prefer to have a dog. What are some good breeds for people who live in apartments? Either small ( like French Bulldog size) or any large breed that can live in a small place.

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1 Response to "What are good dog breeds for people who live in apartments?"

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  J.green says:

  May 13, 2009 at 2:40 am

  Newfoundlands are affectionate and can live in apartments, they also fall into the large dog catagory. Any toy breed does well in small homes. non-sporting dogs also do well. DO NOT get a hound, sporting hearding or terrier dog, they do not do well, and can develop hyper isolation anxiety which can cause destructive and agressive behavior.