Dog Breeds

Families own many different dogs, from mixed-breeds to purebreds, but which are the most popular? Scroll through to learn more, including which breed ranks number one!

The Irish Wolfhound is a calm, dignified, and intelligent dog breed. This breed gets on well with family, strangers, and children. That said, the Irish Wolfhound is an active dog breed that does well with daily exercise, and plenty of off-leash runs.

The Chow Chow is an aloof dog breed that is also dignified. This dog breed is very independent and intelligent. This dog breed is friendly and loyal to family. The Chow Chow does well with plenty of socialization and positive dog training starting at puppyhood.

The terrific Border Collie s an energetic, super-intelligent, sensitive dog breed that responds fast to situations. This breed is friendly and affectionate with strangers, new friends, and other animals.

The Chihuahua makes for a terrific adoption! As always, make sure that you've made your home safe before welcoming your new puppy. This breed does well with older people but can be a part of a family too.

The Rhodesian Ridgeback is even-tempered and dignified. This is a good-natured and laid-back dog breed that enjoys family as company. The Ridgeback is good with children, yet wary of strangers, yet not aggressive.

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The Maltese is a affectionate pet with a lively personality. Because he's so people-oriented, he takes well to training and responds to positive reinforcements such as food rewards, praise, and play.

The Newfoundland originated from Canada and is thought to have originated from the Great Pyrenees brought to Canada by fishermen in the 1700s.

The Yorkshire Terrier was initially bred in the UK during the late 1800s to limit the rat population in cotton mills and mines throughout the Yorkshire and Lancashire areas in the UK.

The Siberian Husky was believed to have originated by the Chukchi Indians 3000 years ago. The Chukchi population (natives of the Soviet Arctic) of northeast Asia developed this breed. Although the ancestry is unknown, the Siberian Husky comes from spitz stock and evolved hundreds of years ago as a sled pulling dog breed.