A brown, white and black mixed breed dog with floppy ears
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Mixed Breed

Often hardy and always unique, mixed breed dogs continually top lists of the most popular dog types in America. There’s a mixed pup out there for just about everyone!
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Labrador Retriever

Labs are one of America’s most popular dog breeds. These high-spirited sporting dogs are perfect for people who love spending time outdoors swimming, jogging, or hunting.
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Golden Retriever

Intelligence and a friendly disposition make goldens one of America’s most popular dog breeds. These smart pups do well with obedience training and make great hunters.
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German Shepherd

Intelligent and protective, German Shepherds make loyal companions. These dogs bond well with their owners through physical activities like herding, tracking, and agility.
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Goldendoodle

The Goldendoodle is a fairly new crossbreed that’s growing in popularity. They’re known for their teddy bear looks, low-shedding coats, and friendly personalities.
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Chihuahua

Looking for a lot of personality in a compact package? Adopt a Chihuahua! They’re ideal dogs for city dwellers, but require training to temper their “big dog” attitudes.
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Siberian Husky

Quite friendly and social, Siberian Husky dogs can make great family dogs. They do well with owners who can keep them busy and active on daily walks.
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Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkies are true terriers: funny, feisty, and braver than their size implies. Known as “the tomboy toy,” Yorkies are also quite affectionate and favorites of city-dwellers worldwide.
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Pit Bull Terrier
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American Pit Bull Terrier

With naturally gentle, loyal dispositions, Pit Bull Terriers can make great family pets. This breed responds well to training and are popular obedience and agility competitors.
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Australian Shepherd dog with ball
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Australian Shepherd

Australian Shepherds are tireless partners and working dogs through and through. This incredibly smart breed makes an excellent companion for experienced dog owners.
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Dachshund

These spunky pups are full of personality. Ever curious and alert, Dachshunds are notoriously stubborn and require patience to train, though the results are totally worth it.
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Shih Tzu

Known as the “little lion dog,” the Shih Tzu is an outgoing and affectionate breed. Mischievous and playful, you’ll never have a dull moment with a Shih Tzu around!
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French Bulldog

Stocky like an English Bulldog but not as large, Frenchies are great for homes of all sizes. They don’t need a ton of exercise—nice walks and trips to the dog park work well.
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Boxer

Fun-loving and protective of their people, Boxers make great companions. Consider a boxer if you’re an active individual looking for a playful, high-energy dog.
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Labradoodle

A cross between a Poodle and a Labrador, the Labradoodle is somewhat hypoallergenic. Loyal, hardworking, and affectionate, these pups make great family pets.
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Beagle

With their pleading expressions and funny personalities, it’s hard to resist a Beagle. They make excellent hunting dogs and tend to be very loyal to their people.
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Maltese
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Maltese

Outgoing and affectionate, Maltese dogs make charming companions. Requiring only moderate exercise, these pups can be sweet, if at times stubborn, family pets.
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Poodle

From toy to standard sizes, Poodles are intelligent, athletic dogs. Bred originally as hunting dogs, these pups especially enjoy retrieving toys, swimming, and long walks or jogs.
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Miniature Schnauzer

The smallest of the three Schnauzer types, Miniature Schnauzers pack a lot of punch in a small body. They’re great for apartment life and enjoy lots of attention and playtime.
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A fluffy brown pomeranian
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Pomeranian

With their foxy faces and big dog attitudes, Poms command attention wherever they go. They’re also smarter than their cute appearance may imply, mastering tricks with ease.
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Rover data from June 2021 includes the top 20 list of the most popular dog breeds across the U.S. as well as the top 5 trending dog breeds in 35 U.S. cities where the dog breeds outpaced the national rank in popularity within each city. Rover also conducted a survey via Pollfish in June 2021 of 1,000 U.S.-based dog parents.

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