Golden Retrievers love everyone, including youngsters and cats.
Their "loving and tender nature" makes them embrace cats "as part of the family, to the point they will defend and take care of them just like we would do with their owners." Golden Retrievers are high-energy, social dogs.
If you have a cat, these floppy-eared sweethearts won't bother you. Basset Hounds are cat-friendly. Basset Hounds aren't as active as other breeds, so they won't chase your cats.
They're short—the AKC says they're "no higher than 14 inches at the shoulder"—so they'll be around the same height as a cat.
Labrador Retrievers are beautiful, loving, and great for households with cats or other dogs. They are the most popular dog breed in the U.S.
Beagles are hunting dogs, so they may seem dangerous at first, but they are gentle and may even adopt a cat.
Beagles are happy-go-lucky and get along with cats since they hunt in packs. They are affectionate and will likely accept a cat into their pack.
Corgis are great for multi-pet households because they're quiet. If you have or want a cat, corgis are fantastic.
Corgis and cats get along because of their similar temperaments and sizes. Corgis and cats frolic and chase each other around the house. It will entertain you and each other.
Pugs "live to love and be loved" according to the AKC. This curious breed thrives in a modest city apartment or a large country house. They get along with kids, seniors, and large groups of Pugs.
They adapt nicely to living with other pets. Due to their affable nature, pugs get along with cats. Pugs love snuggling and sleeping, making them ideal feline companions.