Adopt-a-Dog Month: The Top 10 Most Popular Dog Breeds!

• October 25, 2019
• Fizzion Clean

All dogs are beautiful and there is no doubt about that. They are loyal and loving and all of them are the number one place holders in our hearts!

However, every dog lover has a distinct taste. So, here is a list of some of America’s favorite dogs. For more than 20 years, Labrador retriever has been hailed the most popular purebred dog breed in the US. Find out what other breeds made it to the list!

Labrador Retriever:

This all-rounder, family favorite pup originated from Canada. These friendly little balls of joy are playful, pack oriented and caring. They have a happy go lucky nature and crave human attention. They are popular in all of the USA, Canada, the UK, and Australia. They have remained on the top for the past 28 years due to their happy and playful nature.

German Shepard

This military favorite dog originates from Germany, hence the name. They are energetic and possess athletic qualities. They are proud, intelligent and energetic. They are no couch potatoes and are the happiest when they are actively moving. They tend to be extremely playful and protective of their human. They can also be trained to a calm life making them a great fit for both military and happy family life!

Golden Retriever

These gorgeous little gold pups originate from Scotland. They love to play in water. Due to their extremely friendly nature they are not suitable to be guard dogs. Everybody loves them due to their caring and happy nature. They are loyal and are often trained to become therapy dogs. Because who in the world can resist this gorgeous ball of fur!

French Bulldog

These compact sized, bat-eared dogs are 16th-century dogs from England. These short-haired pups have bat-like ears and small round eyes making their appearance very puppy-like, even as adults. Their bodies are muscular, but their size makes them a great lap dog, perfect for cuddles! The French Bulldog is a great addition to any small home and is popular in larger cities because they are low maintenance and can live in apartment homes just fine.

Bulldog

Like their French variety they are also better suited for the city life. They are small and can easily fit in an apartment but remember that long walks and dog parks should still be frequented. Their wrinkly appearance can melt any heart and their easy-going personalities make them easy to care for. Do not be fooled by their grumpy face, they are extremely cuddly and loveable!

Beagle

These noisy curious pups originate from Romania. They value companionship and are very friendly. Their happy go lucky nature is very attractive and that is why they have captured the hearts of masses. They have a strong nose and they like to follow their smell sense. Beagles can be energetic and can be trained to be a calmer dog, but it is in their nature to be active.

Poodle

Once at the top of the pyramid, they now stand at the humble position of number seven. The once considered royal dog was first bred in Germany. They are intelligent, fast-learners, and they value human attention. They are extremely intelligent and are available in a small, medium and toy-sized variety. Their love of family and low-shedding fur coat makes them a desirable dog for many families.

Rottweiler

Rottweilers are famous for their productive instincts and intelligence. They are strong-willed and make great guard dogs. They are a loyal and confident breed. However, Hollywood has given them a bad reputation throughout the years by casting this type of dog as vicious. Rottweilers are caring, calm and protective. Contrary to popular belief they make great pets and will scare off any potential trespassers!

German Shorthaired Pointer

These dogs have been coined “noble” and “aristocratic” based on their looks. The GSP is not a lazy dog and requires lots of room to play! They are best known for their speed and agility making them great runners and swimmers. They are sneakily making their way to the popular dog lists. Families who own GSP love them for their playfulness and loyalty. These pointers are the best dogs for your throw and fetch playdates!

Yorkshire Terrier

These glamorous and adorable dogs are a 19th century breed. They are regal with their long silky mane. Their long tan hair reaches the ground and that puts them in a league of their own. They are small but have a huge attitude. With their feisty, energetic and playful personalities they are sure to win over any dog lover.