Golden Retriever

Imagine chicken nuggets if they had four stumpy legs. Golden retriever puppies are just that, plus an utterly boopable nose and kissable ears.

Labrador Retriever

Labs are loyal goofballs who are even goofier as pups. Plus, they come in a variety of colors!

Corgi

Those short legs and floofy booties are even cuter in corgi puppy form, if you can believe it.

Dachshund

Dachshunds could definitely fit in a hot dog bun at that size.

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Siberian Husky

Those perky Siberian husky puppy ears are to die for! Better to hear their own “awoos” with, we reckon.

Russell Terrier

How do Russell terriers ever get big enough to hop a fence? They may be short on size, but they’ve got super smarts on their side.

Shih Tzu

Look extra hard. This isn’t actually a stuffed animal, it’s a shih tzu puppy, if you can believe it.

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Bernese Mountain Dog

Pop quiz. What’s black, white, and fluffy all over? A Bernese mountain dog, of course!

German Shorthaired Pointer

THOSE. EARS. We just can’t handle them. German shorthaired pointer babies are definitely the floppiest of the bunch.

Samoyed

Is this fluffy white baby a Samoyed puppy or a cloud? Maybe a cotton ball?

Poodle

To be honest, we’re confused about whether we’re looking at a poodle puppy or a tangled ball of yarn.

Australian Shepherd

Look at those Australian shepherd baby blue eyes. Feel better yet?

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Mastiff

What chunky little lads we have on our hands. It’s hard to believe these little mastiff puppies grow up to be over 100 pounds!

Cocker Spaniel

Cocker spaniel puppies are lively, sweet-natured, and affectionate. If puppy dog eyes had an origin story, we found the culprit.

Basset Hound

Their ears are longer than their faces even as babies! Basset hound puppies just barely grow into those ears as they get older.

Australian Cattle Dog

Australian cattle dog puppies sported the salt and pepper look before it was cool. Also known as blue heelers, these herding dogs are some of the cutest puppies we’ve ever seen!

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Vizsla

Vizsla puppies’ beautiful caramel coats get even prettier as they age, if you can believe it.

Boxer

Even though boxer puppies might look like they’re born with a permanent frown, they couldn’t be more endearing.

Wirehaired Pointing Griffon

A wirehaired pointing griffon puppy looks as if a shorthaired pointer just got a blowout at the salon. So scruffy!

Beagle

Don’t let their small stature fool you. Beagle puppies are born to play (and howl) all day!

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Shiba Inu

Shiba Inus are little fox babies that grow into quiet, loyal doggies.

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Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier

We’ve always wanted to see puppies that have full-grown beards. Soft-coated wheaten terrier puppies are the right amount of spunk mixed with a coat perfect for cuddling.

Pit Bull

No two pit bull puppies look the same. And we like it that way.

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Pomeranian

Sorry, cotton balls have eyes now? Pomeranian puppies are fluffy and small in stature—but big in personality.

Yorkshire Terrier

You only need one hand to hold these small, bicolored babies. Yorkie puppies can weigh just a few pounds!

Shar-Pei

Between all those precious wrinkles is a real-life dog! Shar-pei puppies and adults are prone to many health issues and require proper ear, skin, and eye care. Always consult with a vet to learn how to best care for these unique pups.

German Shepherd

German shepherd puppies have the cutest snoots and flopped-over ears. That herding background will keep you on your toes, too!

Schnauzer

Excuse me, I mustache you a question. How’d you get so cute? Schnauzer puppies come in miniature, standard, and even giant sizes.

Pug

Somehow pugs are babies and old men all at once. These sweet pups are a brachycephalic breed, and their adorable smushed face can unfortunately lead to some health problems, so do your research before seeking out these smushy puppies.

Italian Greyhound