FAQ

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is often considered one of the kindest dog breeds due to its gentle, friendly, and affectionate nature.

The least friendly dog breeds are often considered to be those with strong guarding instincts and low sociability, like the Chow Chow.

Female dogs are generally more affectionate and cuddly, but individual personality and upbringing play a bigger role than gender.

The most clingy dog breed is the Labrador Retriever, known for its affectionate and people-oriented nature.

If your dog doesn't like to cuddle, it may simply reflect their personality, past experiences, or natural instincts, and doesn't necessarily mean they don't love you.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is considered the #1 most cuddly dog breed.

Help your dog enjoy cuddling by creating positive associations, respecting their boundaries, and gradually increasing close contact in a calm environment.

Your dog wants to be near you but not cuddle because it values your presence while still wanting physical space due to its personality, mood, or past experiences.

Yes, some dogs are not naturally cuddly due to their breed traits, socialization, or individual personalities.

While many dogs enjoy cuddling, some breeds—like Basenjis and Afghan Hounds—are more independent and may not seek physical affection as much.