For the 23rd year in a row, the Labrador retriever has claimed the title of the most beloved dog breed in America, solidifying its position as the top pick for furry companions among pet owners nationwide.
The adorable Labrador Retriever has once again been named the favorite breed among families, holding the top position for the 23rd consecutive year on the American Kennel Club’s rankings. This remarkable achievement sets a new record for the longest-running reign in AKC history.
The German Shepherds took the second spot on the AKC’s list of America’s most beloved dogs in 2013.
The innate abilities of Golden Retrievers that have made them top-notch hunting companions also make them ideal candidates for a variety of important roles, such as guides, service dogs, and rescuers.
Known for its intelligence and friendly demeanor, the Golden Retriever is a beloved breed in the United States, ranking as the third most popular among dog owners.
Adorable: It’s no wonder why so many animal enthusiasts are captivated by the delightful golden retriever puppies.
Energetic and easygoing Bulldogs, known for their casual swagger and broad skull, claimed the fifth position on the prestigious list.
Cute pups: French Bulldogs, also affectionately called ‘frenchies’, climbed to the 14th position recently, a big leap from their previous rank at 58th back in 2002.
According to the folks over at the American Kennel Club, big breeds such as Labradors, German Shepherds, and Bulldogs are becoming more popular as the economy improves.
On the upswing: The French bulldog has been gaining more and more fans in the last decade, steadily moving up the ranks as one of the most sought-after dog breeds.
Famous: The most renowned Beagle of them all has to be Snoopy, the adored character from the classic comic strip ‘Peanuts’.
Ranked fourth is the Beagle, a sturdy and effective hunting partner that has become quite popular across the United States.