1. Borzoi

The Borzoi dog, also known as the Russian Wolfhound, was trained to be quick and hardy enough to chase and pin their fierce lupine prey. What’s funny and sometimes a bit annoying about them is that their personalities are similar to cats’.

Yes, you’ve read that right. They are quiet but can be very recalcitrant at times. They’re more independent compared to other dog breeds, such as Yorkshire Terriers or Alaskan Klee Kai, and during the training process, they like people with patience, good humor, and persistence.

If you adore cats and want to add a puppy to your feline collection, this is the breed for you! These fluffy dogs are definitely preoccupied with always being clean, and they even make their humans prove their leadership before deciding whether or not to display their loyalty.

The Borzoi can be considered a very aristocratic breed that is majestic and immensely dignified. They are independent, which is great, but they’re also stubborn, which makes them harder to train. Even though they’re not particularly bright, all they want is to show you how much they love you.