20 Most Affectionate Dog Breeds (for Winter Snuggles)
Jeena Choi
Winter is always a wonderful season to spend with your pet. Yes, the outdoor activities offered by the warmer months are fantastic, but there’s nothing better than curling up and getting cozy with a pooch to chase away the cold-weather blues.
Not all breeds are fans of cuddles, but these affectionate doggos are perfect to accompany the chilly days ahead.
Small Breed Dogs
Beagle
One of America’s favorite hound breeds, the diminutive Beagle packs a lot of love and energy, making them a delightful choice for families with children. Charming personality, coupled with canine smarts, means a perfect “new pup tricks” partner.
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Swansby’s
New Encyclopaedic Dictionary is the case file, and mountweazels (made-up dictionary entries) are the crimes against vocabulary. The perpetrator of said crimes and the sleuth sniffing them out are separated by a century but bound together by their mutual employer, London’s Swansby House. And the potential victims? Well, that’s where reading the book and learning a plethora of pleasurable words, genuine and fake come in.
Williams speaks with BookPage as she walks her dog near her London home, where she lives with her wife, writer Nell Stevens. Williams explains that the inspiration for the novel came from acts of literary subterfuge that were born both of her studies her Ph.D. research and thesis were about mountweazels and the ways in which her own perspective on dictionaries and other arbiters of language has changed over time.