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1. Bichon Frise – While this small breed has more grooming needs, they do not shed much and have moderate energy.
   
2. Boston Terrier – A friendly, well-mannered, affectionate breed. Have lots of energy and are easy to groom.
   
3. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel – Small dog that is affectionate, easily trained and love spending time with their human.
   
4. English Bulldog – Great breed for senior who are looking for a low-activity pet. English Bulldogs tend to be shy and quiet, but do require regular grooming.
   
5. French Bulldog – Similar to their English cousins, this breed is generally quiet and does not require a lot of exercise, but they do need grooming.
   
6. Miniature Schnauzer – While Miniature Schnauzers can be vocal, they are energetic and playful, as well as obedient and easy to please.
   
7. Pomeranian – This lively breed is energetic and adores attention. They need regular grooming, but they do not require much exercise.
   
8. Poodle – Extremely intelligent breed that adapts easily to different environments. They do not shed much, but need a decent amount of grooming and exercise.
   
9. Pug – Small, affectionate and playful breed. Can be stubborn, but require less exercise.
   
10. Yorkshire Terrier – A tiny breed that does not shed, does not need much exercise, and does not require much grooming.
    

The American Kennel Club has a quiz to help you select a dog breed that fits your capabilities and needs best!

Sources:

https://www.seniorlifestyle.com/resources/blog/best-pets-for-seniors/
https://www.aspca.org/helping-people-pets/shelter-intake-and-surrender/pet-statistics
https://www.healthyagingpoll.org/reports-more/report/how-pets-contribute-healthy-aging
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