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If you work full time, consider a low-energy, independent breed like a Greyhound, French Bulldog, or Basset Hound that copes well with solitude and rests comfortably during the day.

The most low maintenance dog breed is often considered to be the French Bulldog due to its calm demeanor, minimal grooming needs, and low exercise requirements.

If you work full-time, consider getting a dog breed with low energy needs, independence, and lower separation anxiety—such as a Greyhound, French Bulldog, or Basset Hound.

The French Bulldog is widely considered one of the most low-maintenance dog breeds due to its small size, calm temperament, low exercise needs, and minimal grooming requirements.

The best apartment dogs are typically smaller, calm, and quiet breeds like the French Bulldog, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, or Greyhound, which adapt well to indoor living.

Dog breeds like Greyhound, Basset Hound, and French Bulldog are known for their calm demeanor and independence, making them better suited to being left alone for up to 8 hours when properly exercised and cared for.

The best dogs for lazy apartment living are low-energy, quiet breeds like the French Bulldog, Shih Tzu, or Bolognese, thanks to their calm temperament and minimal exercise needs.

The calmest apartment dog is often considered to be the Greyhound, known for its quiet demeanor, low energy indoors, and adaptability to small spaces.

The best low energy dogs for apartments include breeds like French Bulldogs, Bulldogs, Greyhounds, Shih Tzus, and Basset Hounds, all known for their calm demeanor and minimal exercise needs. Senior rescue dogs and certain mixed breeds can also be excellent low-energy companions for apartment living.

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