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Small dogs like bulldogs and terriers are great for apartments — but don’t discount some bigger breeds either. evrymmnt / Shutterstock.com
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Point2. While you might think the size of a dog is the most important thing when considering what breed to get when you live in an apartment, many factors actually play into what makes a pet suitable for apartment living. For example, larger breeds that are calm and not as active could be better choices than smaller breeds that are loud and hyper.
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