Small and playful, they are more suited to companionship than protection, lacking the physical presence and aggression needed for guarding.
Affectionate and small, they’re primarily lap dogs with little inclination towards guarding or aggressive behavior.
Known for their playful and friendly nature, pugs are not typically aggressive or protective, making them poor guard dogs.
Tiny and affectionate, they are better suited for companionship rather than guarding, lacking both size and protective instincts.
Small and fluffy, Pomeranians are energetic but lack the size and serious nature needed to be effective guard dogs.
Friendly and small, they are more focused on being companions than on exhibiting guarding behaviors.
While intelligent, Toy Poodles are small and less likely to display the aggression or physicality needed for guarding.
Small and cheerful, Papillons are more suited to companionship than protection, lacking the size and aggression required for guarding.