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All of us dog owners love to play with our favorite four-legged pets. But whether we want to admit it to ourselves or not, there are many moments when we want more peace after a hard day’s work. 

Having a dog as a pet is all the happiness of this world, but quite often, it is also an obligation. For this reason, it's good to know which breed has a natural tendency to be lazy and requires less time for its owner to play and walk.

Each of us prefers a more specific type of breed that fits into our character and lifestyle, and that is why we have decided to give you a list of the 10 laziest dogs in the article down below:

1. Havanese

This pup got the name after the city of Havana in Cuba, where it is celebrated as their national dog. The Havanese is a great household dog who loves spending time with its owner and being pampered. Their need for walks and play outside is minimal, making them the perfect choice for our list. 

2. Japanese Chin 

The Japanese chin, as its name suggests, always keeps its chin up and is ready to be petted. Originally from China and Japan, this breed was bred by the owners to sit on the owners’ lap. Their primary type of exercise is jumping into the owner’s lap.

3. English Bulldog

This medium-sized breed comes from England, and it is considered that of all the dogs, they prefer to be petted the most. Due to their short nose pressed inside, these dogs cannot do heavy exercises, so they are somehow innate to be lazy. They like to lie down, and you will catch them snoring rather than barking at someone. English bulldogs are cuddly and often use these traits when they choose to be stubborn by not listening to the orders of their owners. 

4. Saint Bernard

Although they look scary with their appearance, Bernardines are sociable dogs who have a heart as “big” as their body. In the past, they were used as rescuers for people buried in avalanches, while nowadays, you can find them more often in some neighborhoods than in the Alps. These dogs are calm and patient, and they deserve a place on our list of lazy dogs because it is hard to get them to do any activity; they would rather be at peace and take care of their humans. 

5. Pug 

This cute little dog is packed with lots of personality, but even though this is the case, they get along with strangers and other animals. The Pug is a great family dog, and because of its small size, it fits perfectly in apartment living. It's always funny and playful. But beware – these little fellows are prone to overeating, so better watch out for their diet. Their sensitivity to extreme temperatures makes them happiest when frolicking around indoors more than when doing activities outside; short walks outside are enough for them.