The 35 Cutest Dog Breeds That Will Make You Melt

Who can resist a little wiener dog? Their long, wiggly bodies and stumpy little legs are just too funny, earning them the top spot on this list. They even come in miniature for an extra dash of cuteness.

These fox-like dogs are playful, spirited and inquisitive. (You may also recognize them as a meme). They can be stubborn, but they are one of the most popular breeds in Japan, where “Inu” means dog.

Look at that friendly grin! Golden locks and an upbeat attitude are trademarks of the much-loved golden retriever — and part of why they are some of the most popular dogs in the country.

These pups are royally cute. Queen Elizabeth II had over 30 corgis in her lifetime! Their small size, big ears, and stubby tails are a winning combination.

These puffballs pack quite a punch in the cuteness department. They are so small and fluffy that they almost look like teddy bears, with their bright eyes and button nose.

They may look like a mini wolf, but huskies are some of the most loyal dogs out there. From their beautiful, ice-colored eyes to their lusciously thick coat, Huskies are one of the most striking dog breeds.

These super-fluffy dogs are guaranteed adorable. Although their long white coat requires some upkeep (and does plenty of shedding), it’s worth it for how cute they are to cuddle.

These curly-haired cuties are small, standing only 10 inches tall at the shoulder. Their coats are hypoallergenic, and they are energetic dogs that love swimming!

This breed is named for its fluffy ears: In French, the word “papillon” means butterfly. They make great lap dogs and are just the right size to scoop up in your arms.

This is the classic little white dog, perfect for companionship. With the right grooming, you can give them a hilarious haircut to match their bright eyes and button nose.

These dogs almost look like a mini bear, except for their long, floppy tongue. The American Kennel Club calls them “soft and soulful,” and they are famous for being good “nanny dogs” for young kids.

Good thing chow-chows are so cute: they’re notoriously stubborn and difficult to train.

This cross-breed pup is the result of breeding a miniature poodle with a Maltese. They’re known to be lively, energetic and just plain adorable.

This medium-sized herding dog isn’t just cute, but presents an air of sophistication, too. Apropos of a breed from across the pond!

Just try to resist that wrinkly face and smooshed-up muzzle! The curly tail seals the deal when it comes to cuteness.

If those big, soulful eyes and floppy ears don’t do it for you, the attitude will. This breed is known for showering its humans with affection and devotion.

Beauty and brains, Aussies have got it all. These intelligent pups like having a job to do, so the people-pleasers pick up new tricks right away.

Am Staffs are just one of the breeds popularly called pit bulls, but don’t let stereotypes fool you. These good-natured and smart pups love being a part of the family.

Snoopy may be the world’s most popular beagle, but the three-dimensional ones are just as charming. The lovable hounds like to follow their noses, occasionally right into trouble.

Shelties love kids and cuddles on the couch. And with that long, adorable face, what more could you need? These herding dogs are both smart and obedient.