There are places online that you could search for "apartment dogs", which could give you an idea of dogs that don't require a lot of excersize. It all depends on what you want, so weigh the sides of personalities with each dog because each dog has specific characteristics you might like, and there are outside reasons to why you would get a specific breed besides just the size of your house and yard, of course.I got a beagle recently and I live in an apartment with a lot of space for me to walk him and play with him outside. He is great because of his smaller size and has a lot of energy (but not too much). He is extremely friendly with other people and other dogs, which is one of my favorite traits about him. Also, beagles are pretty smart so he has learned tricks quickly (though they can tend to be stubborn at times, so that may be why housetraining has been difficult!)
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