Most Adorable Dog Breeds That Always Look Like Puppies

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If you grew up watching PBS as a kid, you may remember the famous Jack Russell Terrier named Wishbone, who went on adventures with his human friends. Wishbone remained ageless throughout his life. 

Bred to hunt foxes, Jacks are brilliant and lively. Due to their healthy independence, though, they can be tough to train, so humans new to cohabiting with dogs wouldn’t be an ideal fit. They are known for their high energy and need regular exercise. 

2. Lancashire Heeler

The Lancashire Heeler dates back to the 17th century, but its exact history is unknown. Nowadays, the little pup is popular in the United States, Australia, Sweden and the Netherlands. The Lancashire Heeler also goes by the name Ormskirk Terrier. This ageless pup is rare, and only 5,000 are known to be alive worldwide. 

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They are known to be affectionate and intelligent, according to the AKC. The organization also notes that Lancashire Heelers are alert, versatile and always happy. “Heelers have been known to draw back their lips in an effort that emulates a human smile,” the AKC says. 

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Another mixed breed, the Pomsky is rare but gaining in popularity thanks to social media. They grow to be 10 to 15 inches tall and weigh 20 to 30 pounds. “There are many Pomeranian-Husky mixes that look like small fluffy Huskies,” Wardini says. “Well-bred dogs will have the coloring of Huskies with the fluffy fur of Pomeranians.” 

While their small size makes them perfect for apartments and condos, it is worth noting that the Pomsky will need exercise daily. Some have more energy than others, but humans should expect to schedule at least an hour of exercise a day for these cute dogs.