With all the chaos going on in the world we need something that can take out mind off of it. One thing that arguably makes the world a better place are puppies. There's no denying that they are some of the most adorable creatures on the planet. Puppies come in all shapes and sizes, but some of the cutest ones are the smallest. These dogs are almost microscopic and all we want is to snuggle with every one of them.
If someone is looking for a puppy that will stay small its whole life look no further than a Chihuahua. Even though they are small they are very energetic, fierce, and loyal. Their name comes from their origin city of Chihuahua, Mexico.
This particular Chihuahua is named Layla. She was born the runt of the litter and wasn't even half the size of her two siblings. Her owner loves to dress her up in different costumes and outfits because she loves to pose for the camera.
Toy Fox Terriers are some of the most fun-loving lapdogs. They are known for their large, erect ears, dark eyes, and impressive intelligence. Most of them stand under a foot tall, but being a Terrier means they are packed with loads of tenacity.
A fun fact about them is that they were made as a crossbreed between Chihuahuas and Italian Greyhounds. The Toy Fox Terrier in the photo is named Dollar and he is dressed as Thing 2 from The Cat in the Hat for a Halloween event.
One of the most elegant and regal dog breeds is the Pomeranian. They originated in Pomerania, an area in northeastern Europe, hundreds of years ago and are a miniaturized version of an Arctic sled dog. Most of them don't weigh over seven pounds and come in over two dozen colors.
Similar to other show dogs, Pomeranians are easily trained and do well with children. They like to stay active, but since they are so small they can get most of their exercise indoors. This makes them a great pet to have in an apartment or a house without a backyard.
There is a Guinness World Record for almost anything and that even applies to dogs. This is a photo of Milly who holds the record for being the smallest dog in the world. She is a Chihuahua who lives in Dorado, Puerto Rico and is constantly approached by people astounded by her tiny stature.
Milly was born on December 1, 2011, and she weighed less than an ounce. She was so small that she could fit in a teaspoon and had to be fed through an eyedropper.
The first Yorkshire Terrier was seen in the mid-1800s in Northern England and it quickly became a popular lapdog for Victorian women. They were bred by weavers in Scotland in order to crawl into the small spaces of textile mills and get rid of the rodents.
These adorable pups barely reach seven pounds and are known for a coat that grows down to the floor. Despite their small size, this Terrier breed is known to have a feisty and restless attitude.
Even though Papillons are tiny they are easy to spot because of their large, wing-shaped ears. This is how they got their name because "papillon" is French for butterfly. They are able to flourish in all environments, whether they are humid, freezing, small, or vast.
Papillons give a great performance at dog shows because they respond well to training and love to learn new tricks. They are also prominently featured in vintage portraits of female royals and were admired by historical figures such as Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette.
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