Labrador Retriever
Consistently ranking as America’s favorite dog breed, the Labrador retriever is an ideal companion for families and retirees alike. This breed is known for its friendly and eager-to-please personality, which is especially great if your home is busy with visitors. You’ll never have to worry about aggressive behavior toward your visiting grandkids or mail carrier. Instead, they are likely to greet visitors with a face lick.
Labrador retrievers need plenty of exercise but are typically not hyperactive if they miss an occasional walk. Further, their larger size means you won’t have to worry about tripping over them as you navigate your home.
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Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Spaniels are devoted dogs, and the Cavalier King Charles is no exception. These small dogs are known for their exceptional cuddling skills; they would much rather be on your lap than alone. Their smaller size also means they are well suited for apartment or condo living. Just be sure you are ready to make frequent trips to the groomer; these dogs need regular grooming to stay healthy and happy.
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Goldendoodles
Varying in size depending on their type, goldendoodles are excellent companions. These adorable dogs feature soft coats and look just like teddy bears. Even better, they are less likely to cause an allergic reaction in most humans. While they are not fully hypoallergenic, people with dog allergies can often cohabitate with these dogs without needing to take daily medication.
These dogs are excellent companions and quite smart, which means you can spend some of your newly available retirement time learning new tricks together.
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