Are you curious about the most popular dog breeds in the United States? How popular is your dog breed? And if you don’t own one yet, but want to adopt soon, will you choose a popular one?
As you already know from your experience or may have heard from your friends, dogs are not just pets that express joy and happiness when they are around or when they see you coming home after a long day, these little furry friends are actually a part of the family.
In fact, dogs are even considered by many to be furry children. So, when you are ready to adopt a dog, you should take your time to learn more about the breed’s characteristics, personality traits, needs and maintenance costs and choose the right dog breed for your lifestyle and possibilities. Of course, according to animal experts, you should know all the facts about your wanted dog breed before making a decision.
Hence, we are here to help you make the best selection, so here is all the information you’ll need to choose a popular breed that is also right for you and your family. From Labrador Retrievers to Rottweilers, there are a lot of strong and loving personalities that are ready to conquer your soul forever. So, read on for more info!
9 thoughts on “10 Most Popular Dog Breeds in the US, According to Experts”
Happily I live with 3 beagles. Two are mother and son. The other one could be the grandmother. They were found wandering around in up-state, NY. They do have clocks – feeding time, walking, and tid-bits when I eat. They follow me around and love affection. Names are Ne-Tee (Mandarin for encore), Molly & Mikey. Molly & Mikey keep Ne-Tee young. She follows them ad runs up and down stairs. Don’t tell – she is going on 17,
Kathryn Mahon, PhD
Looking to get a Rockweiler is this a good Bree dog good listener quick learner
Watch your Beagles. They are known to wander off. I know of three people who got their beagles in this way.
Absolutely amazing. I found this article very interesting and informative. One question: Where do Pit Bulls fall into this ? I have had 2 and they are loving, playful and intelligent. They love my children and are definitely a family dog ( or least mine are)
My favorite breed is the Great Pyrenees. We have 2 puppies, turning 14 weeks tomorrow. They are the most amazing and beautiful dogs. When these 2 are grown and doing their job, guarding our sheep, we will get 2 more puppies. I am so taken with these dogs. They are so independent, sometimes stubborn yet they are so loving and gentle. Best dogs ever!
For the last 40+ years I’ve had Cocker Spaniels, sometimes 3 at a time. I swore I’d never have a different breed. Well someone dropped a dog off for me to dog sit for a few weeks and never came back. In those three weeks Kenzie and I had built a great relationship without even trying to. Well my new friend is an American Bulldog. She’s one of the best dogs I’ve ever had and her intelligent dogs I’ve seen. She makes me laugh all the time. I’ve been told that since I’ve cared for Kenzie with food and water, a place to live and medical check ups I could have legal standing. But that’s a story for another day. She loves to go in the woods and drag out logs! Pound for pound one of the strongest dogs I’ve ever seen. She’s like the one on the TV commercial pulling the tractor trailer. She’s been a real blessing to me.
Stan Ryan
I’ve had three Great Pyrnees , there so loving and gentle giants…
I like German Shepherds. Lost my Kimberly years ago. Now all I want is a mutt to rescue!!!
I have had English bulldogs all my life, they are wonderful, loving, low energy, , best friend any one could ask for..