People dealing with emotional trauma seek a companion who aids them get through the tough times. No tough talks, no solutions, we all need someone just to be with us; sit next to us to make us feel that we’re not alone in our misery. And who else could be a better partner than those adorable canines who come up, wagging their tails and showering their never-ending love on us.

Though all dogs offer unconditional love and support to their human friends, but there are a few dog breeds that are known to have a deeper understanding of human emotions.

In this blog, we've listed some well known dog breeds that can be the best associates during our tough mental times.

Chihuahua

Known for their cuteness, intelligence and charming nature, Chihuahuas are blessed with a greater understanding of human character. They're always active, up and running and they never let you sit in boredom. You can even carry them in your duffel bag when you go on a short trip, coffee shop or anywhere you want them with you. They make a great companion that helps you relieve stress.

Basic Attributes

Average life expectancy: 16-20 years

Weight: 5-7 pounds

Height: 5-8 inches

Fur & Coat: Smooth or long

Skin color: Black, white and tan

Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkshire Terriers are small dog breeds that have been known to help people with unstable mental health. They're intelligent, fun-loving, loyal, and are always expressive. They were extensively used to boost soldiers’ morale during the First World War. Terriers are a great companion to have when you are not in the best temper. They love to cuddle with their human parents and have a great ability to flip your bad mood.

Basic Attributes

Average life expectancy: 12-16 years

Weight: 4-7 pounds

Height: 7-8 inches

Fur & Coat: Silky and long

Skin color: Black, brown, and tan

Beagle

Beagles are super adorable, cute and a bit muddled in a fun way. They are affectionate, energetic and extremely vocal at times. Their playful, lively and yet calm nature makes for a versatile support during difficult times.

Basic Attributes

Average life expectancy: 10-14 years

Weight: 5-7 pounds

Height: 7-8 inches

Fur & Coat: Silky & long

Skin color: Black, brown, and tan

Pomeranian

Family-oriented, cheerful, loyal, and obedient; Pomeranians possess all of the qualities that make for an ideal emotional support. They're also known as lap dogs as they love being close to their loved ones, all the time. Pomeranians are extremely affectionate, lovable and take no time in becoming your closest friend.

Basic Attributes

Average life expectancy: 12-15 years

Weight: 3-7 pounds

Height: 5-7 inches

Fur & Coat: Fluffy and dense

Skin color: Black, grey, white and brown

Poodle

Known for their smartness and intelligence, Poodles are cheerful, elegant, and always on their toes. They're responsive and lively, meaning you will never sit in weariness for too long. Poodles are easy to train, so you'll have less stress while teaching them basic dog etiquettes.

Basic Attributes

Average life expectancy: 14-17 years

Weight: 5-6 pounds

Height: 6-8 inches

Fur & Coat: Smooth and dense

Skin color: Grey, black, white and brown

Ending Note

No matter which dog breed you pick as your animal companion, you've made a great decision as dogs themselves are the best associates one can have, especially during demanding mental distress. May your choice be the source of undivided love and support for years to come.