Pugs, known for their lively personalities, are prone to obesity due to their flat-faced structure, leading to health issues when overweight. They require monitored exercise to maintain a healthy weight, says Nina.
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Beagles, although not large, can easily gain weight if overfed. They are sociable and enjoy being involved in family activities, which can sometimes lead to excessive snacking. Owners need to be vigilant about their food intake.
Golden Retrievers are enthusiastic eaters and may become overweight without proper monitoring. Excess weight can lead to serious health issues such as heart disease and joint problems, because they are a large breed that needs to watch their weight carefully.
English Springer Spaniels can accumulate weight easily, and their high energy levels mean they need an active lifestyle. Originally bred to assist in hunting, they thrive in active households that provide sufficient exercise.
Border Terriers are small but energetic and need regular exercise to stay fit. Their playful nature makes them great companions, and they respond well to training when engaged appropriately.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels have a strong appetite and can be prone to obesity, influenced by their genetics. Regular exercise is crucial, but many are treated as lap dogs and may not get sufficient activity. Maintaining a healthy weight is essential for their heart health.
Cocker Spaniels, like Springers, are oriented towards companionship and need activity to prevent weight gain. They thrive in environments where they can run and play, and without active engagement, they risk becoming overweight.