Seniors can enjoy satisfying relationships with dogs, so don't let age stand in the way.
Seniors should consider several factors before adopting or buying a dog.
Lifestyle is perhaps the most important—how does your lifestyle compare to the breeds you like?
Many dogs need lots of exercise and outdoor time. In a fenced yard, some breeds can do this on their own, but most need frequent walks and fetch.
Size and space matter. Should you have a toy or a huge breed in your home?
To help seniors pick a dog, we gathered 50 breeds of all sizes and traits. Bichons believe huge things come in small packages.
These personality-filled little creatures stand around a foot tall at the shoulder. A Bichon is like a marshmallow or puffy jacket, so caressing or snuggling them is impossible to resist.