8 Dogs Breeds That Can Be Left Alone

Some dogs are worried and annoyed if being left alone, and may have destructive behaviors at home, such as chewing or tearing at toys or sofas. However, there are dog breeds can be left alone for 8 hours (and no more than 8 hours). If you work a lot but would like to share your life with a dog, choosing the right breed is essential. Here are breeds that tolerate better being left alone during the day.

1. Boston Terrier

Many people choose the Boston Terrier as their pet because of its small size and boxer resemblance. They also adapt well to apartment living. These gentle, intelligent, energetic dogs don't find it too hard to be alone at home, as long as you provide them with some kind of toy to entertain themselves.

2. Scottish Terrier

The Scottish Terrier is best known for his role as the lady's faithful friend in The Lady and the Tramp. This short-legged dog was bred to hunt badgers and foxes, which is why he is very intelligent and independent as great companions for families with children. Scotty is a naturally aloof dog and may ignore you when it needs its own time and space.

3. English Foxhound

The English Foxhound is a strong and graceful dog that loves to stay active. They will be great companions for jogging, running and even riding. English Foxhounds are very intelligent and will know exactly how to spend their alone time

4. Shiba Inu

Despite their strong will, even the stubborn Shiba Inu is a very intelligent breed that can learn just about anything - as long as he believes the idea is his own. This independent, witty and energetic dog will have no problem staying home alone, and it’s known as a good watchdog.

5. Schnauzer

Schnauzers are intelligent, affectionate, energetic little creatures who are completely unaware of their small size. They are studious and have absolutely no problem staying home alone, as long as there is something to keep them busy; be it a toy or as a watchdog.

6. Chow Chow

The Chow Chow is a distinctive dog breed with a sense of independence and self-esteem. Chow Chow is not usually cute and doesn't show affection in the usual way. So in a lot of times living with Chow is more like living with a roommate.

7. French Bulldog

The French Bulldog is a perfect choice for those who want a dog with a moderate energy level. Great for families with almost no barking. Since they don't bark much when they're alone, they're the perfect city dog.

8. Maltese

This small dog is known for its fluffy personality and cute appearance. This is a long-lived and low-shedding breed who is more than happy to make new friends of all ages, and they make great companion dogs as well. The Maltese is one of the breeds that can be left alone. With Maltese by your side, your home will be 100% safe.