Cats and dogs are among humans' favorite pets, but some dogs may get along better with cats. If you have cats in your home and are planning to get a dog as a companion, here are the 10 best breeds to get along with cats.

Golden Retrievers

Golden retrievers are a friendly, gentle breed that usually gets along very well with cats. They are adaptable to new members and are good at forming friendly relationships with other animals.

 Beagles

Beagles are a lively, friendly breed of dog, and they are usually very friendly to cats. Beagles are gentle and do not pose a threat to cats.

Corgis

Corgis are intelligent, friendly dogs that usually get along well with cats. Corgis love to interact with their families, including playing with cats.

Labradors

Labradors are a friendly, loyal breed of dog, and they usually get along well with cats. Labradors have a cheerful personality and enjoy playing with other animals.

Poodles

Poodles are intelligent, friendly dogs that usually get along well with cats. Poodles are gentle and enjoy friendly relationships with other animals.

Bichon Frise

The Bichon Frise is a friendly, lively breed that usually gets along well with cats. Bichon Frise love to interact with their family, including playing with cats.

Pugs

Pugs are a gentle, loyal breed of dog that usually gets along well with cats. Pugs are adaptable to new members and are good at building friendly relationships with other animals.

Maltese

Maltese are a friendly, gentle breed of dog that usually gets along very well with cats. Maltese dogs enjoy interacting with their families, including playing with cats.

Pomeranians

Pomeranians are lively, friendly dogs that usually get along well with cats. Pomeranians are adaptable to new members and are good at forming friendly relationships with other animals.

Shiba Inu

The Shiba Inu is a loyal, friendly breed of dog that usually gets along well with cats. The Shiba Inu enjoys interacting with his family, including playing with his cat.

These are the 10 best dog breeds to get along with cats, which are generally in harmony with cats and able to form friendly relationships. However, personality and individual differences exist in each dog, so it is best to train for proper socialization and mutual adaptation before introducing new members. This will help ensure that your cat and dog can bond with each other and enjoy a happy home life together.