Bichon Frises are known for their dramatic flair, often reacting strongly to changes or disruptions, with expressive and theatrical behavior.
Pomeranians are small but highly dramatic, with a tendency to exaggerate their emotions, making their reactions to stimuli quite expressive.
Shih Tzus have a flair for the dramatic, often making their discomforts or displeasures known with expressive, attention-grabbing behavior.
Pekingese dogs display a high level of drama, with their reactions to perceived slights or discomforts often being quite pronounced and theatrical.
Papillons are known for their dramatic reactions, often responding to changes or new situations with expressive and animated behavior.
Cocker Spaniels can be quite melodramatic, often reacting strongly to emotional cues or changes in their environment with noticeable expressions.
Yorkshire Terriers are known for their dramatic personalities, often reacting to situations with exaggerated gestures and vocalizations.
Lhasa Apsos have a melodramatic streak, often responding to changes or disturbances with noticeable, expressive behavior.