The American Kennel Club released its annual breed rankings based on registration statistics for the previous year, naming the French Bulldog the top registered purebred and the Labrador Retriever second. Read On…
Dogster’s 2025 list of popular breeds in Mexico names seven favorites — Labrador Retriever, French Bulldog, Golden Retriever, Poodle, German Shepherd, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Shiba Inu — showcasing a range of sizes and temperaments. Read On…
The Labrador Retriever is the nation's most popular dog breed in the 2025 APPA survey, followed by the Chihuahua and Golden Retriever, while New Jersey favors the Shih Tzu. Read On…
An analysis of pet insurance data covering January 2022 through July 2025 places the Labrador retriever at No. 1 nationwide in 2025, with shifting rankings that moved French bulldogs down and brought dachshunds into the top 10. Read On…
Breeds from Labrador Retrievers to Great Danes are widely used as service dogs because of traits such as intelligence, trainability and calm temperaments. Read On…
U.S. News & World Report, with partner Fletch, updated a state-by-state breed ranking in 2025 showing the Labrador Retriever as the most popular breed nationally; in Florida the top three are French Bulldog, Chihuahua and Goldendoodle. Read On…
An analysis of nearly 30,000 dog records in 2024 by MarketWatch Guides shows the French bulldog as the nation's most popular breed, while the Labrador retriever leads in 18 states. Read On…
A year-long TikTok montage of a Labrador retriever named Maisy, posted by owner Jessica Hanks, has gone viral after the dog failed to reach expected breed size milestones despite healthy vet checks. Read On…
U.S. News & World Report and the American Kennel Club disagree on which dog leads the nation in 2025, highlighting differences between pet-insurance data and registry counts. Read On…
A 2024 analysis of pet ownership found the French Bulldog leads in California while the Labrador Retriever remains the most popular breed across the United States; the study used data covering 2022–2025 and referenced a national animal tally of 89.7 million. Read On…