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It's not a secret that Americans love dogs. But it turns out that the actual breeds we like to vary from state to the other. For example, did you know that the Oregonians like their bullmasiffs, while Oklahomans has a very special affinity for Rottweilers? And who knew that if you visit Arkansas, you actually enter the poodle earth?

Thanks to data crunched byFranchise opportunities-What analyzed Google searches by state for theAmerican Kennel Club Top 50 The most popular dog breeds - We have been able to compile here a practical guide to the state of our favorite canines. So read to know what race your state loves. And for more coverage of our favorite hug companions, see these20 amazing facts that you have never known your dog.

Residents of this state of the South do not seem seeming enough of these puppies of small legs. Maybe he has something to do with the fact that the dachshunds were originally formed to be perfect dogs - and no one likes hunting like the South!

These fluffy girls come from the cold and mountainous areas of Japan, then Alaska is a perfect fit for them.

Given how many people seem to own cabins nowadays, it is shocking that Arizona is the only state to put the race rinse at n ° 1. If you are on the closing on one yours, consult these15 extraordinary benefits to adopt a pet.

Poals come from all shapes and sizes, and many have even taken to replicate dogs with other breeds to create new hypoallergenic traverses.

Hollywood has long loved Maltese dogs for their portability and address factor. Most of them do not become more than seven pounds! For more secrets Tinseltown, consult these15 hair tips from high Hollywood stylists.

The slopes of Rhodesians can become as big as 27 inches in height and they like to go for hikes as much as they like to take some naps. Naturally, an active state like Colorado is the ideal place for them.

I guess Connecticut's affinity for Husky Siberia has something to do with the University of Connecticut mascot. Not familiar with the university basketball? Read onHow March Madness had his name.

The AKC ranks Cane Corso as the 40th most popular race, and yet I have never heard of them. Apparently, Delaware a.

Celebrities like Lady Gaga and the rock popularized French Bulldog, a small Sassy spot known for her sniffing face and diagram. And if you think their faces look funny, it's nothing compared to the30 Funny Celebrity Pet Names.

I do not think I go out on a member here to say that Georgia's best dog has something to do with the Mascot of the University of Georgia. Brilliant, right?

Shiba Inu is the most popular companion dog in Japan, so the Shiba Inu is so well loved in the American state that places relatively close.

Maybe Idaho's state really likes Lassie?

Like Florida, Illinois can not seem to have enough of the famous frenchie - and who can blame them! Want to know what else Illinois likes? To verifyThe only thing the people of each state can not live without.

Although the Doberman Pinscher is only classified at N ° 16 on the AKCnational list, the sharp ears canine managed to steal the hearts of six states - more than any other breed.

As the name suggests, the bichon frieze is traditionally a French tour dog, his name literally translating into "curly dog". These fluffy people are actually in the same family as Maltese and Havanese, making sense when you consider how similar seem to them.

A surprising choice, since the famous Toto (a Carin Terrier) is native to the state of sunflower.

Fun: Doberman's pinschers are actually a fairly new breed, being from the early 1880s. For the context, the Peruvian orchid dog has been represented in ancient pottery up to 750 after JC.

Popular by the goofy movieBeethoven, Saint-Bernards are sweet giants that can become as big as 260 pounds. Fortunately, they have a lot of room to wander in Louisiana!

Considering that the Labrador Retriever has been the n ° 1 of the dog nationwide for 5 years, it is shocking that so few states have shown a love for the classical race.

Because of their intimidating size, bullmasforms are often mistaken for aggressive dogs, but they are actually affectionate creatures - something Maryland understands. And even if you think dogs are aggressive,This incredible story of a dog who has adopted nine ducklings will melt your heart.

Did you know that French bulldogs are not really from France? Their name could suggest otherwise, but the little guys are actually the English descent.

Newfoundland dogs are from Canada, then Michigan may have taken note of their neighbor's favorite dog breed and brought it to the border!

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are considered as a regal dogs in the UK and do not trust the judgment of the monarchy?

Yorkies are venerated for their affectionate portability and nature, making it the ninth most popular breed in the country and # 1 in Mississippi.

Not only adorable Rottweilers, but they are also good boys: Once upon a time, the breed was used by the police force for a very important job!

If the traditional Australian shepherd is too big for you (they weigh up to 70 pounds), there is also the Australian mini-shepherd, which does not become more than 31 pounds.

The Nebraskans are suction cups for the wheateen burrow with a soft coating, a family dog ​​with a penchant to play. Be notified however: these puppies require a little grooming.

The Pomeranians are not the largest fans of high temperatures, but it does not stop at the sunny Nevada to make them its favorite race.

Walethub Nine Hampshire classified as the third best state to raise a family - and what is a family without a faithful golden retriever? Speaking of loyalty:Meet the adorable dog who is waiting for his train from his owner all day.

The Maltese dog has been around for a long time, but his name was not settled until the 19th century. Before that, the dog was all called "Melita" to "Old Malta Dog".

Given the proximity of New Mexico in Mexico, it's not a mystery why this Mexican dog is so popular.

The frenchies make large dogs of apartments, so it is not surprising that the inhabitants of the great apple are of such suction cups for the snorters!

There is something about the southern states and Doberman's pinschers!

North Dakota must be an active state, because the dreamed German pointers are known for their energy and love of exercise!

Curious where does the beloved DoBerman come from? Apparently, they were first raised by none other than a tax collector named Herr Karl Louis Dobermann.

Many owners do not leave the tenants to keep rottweilers because of their assumption of aggression, but as another breed of dogs, they are only as aggressive as they are raised! For the most part, these dogs are sweet, nice and caregivers.

Leave it to a state as open-minded as Oregon to make the choice of the bullmastiff. Like the Rottweiler, this dog gets a bad rap, but dog lovers know that no race is intrinsically aggressive.

The Rottweiler can be a favorite of Pennsylvania now, but at some point in the 1800s, they lost their goal and are almost extinct! And they are not alone: ​​here is15 animal species miraculously saved from extinction.

Rhode Island houses many beaches, but the French bulldog owners may want to keep their dogs away from the water: the frenchies can not swim!

The English Cocker Spanish got his name from his historic trend to hunt the lumberjack in England. Today, puppies are always useful like hunting dogs, especially when hunting birds.

Shetland Shepherd is a favorite in South Dakota and also has better hair than most of us.

The people of Tennessee's family valor the family on everything, so it helps to have a dog like the Doberman Pinscher, who is very protective of his humans.

A Doberman Pinscher will never say no to a hooman hooman!

English Cocker Spaniels like to be put at work - but if you keep one as a pet, a simple fetch game will be enough!

Just like the neighboring New Hampshire, Vermont likes to stick to the classics and kept the golden retriever as choice n ° 1.

The extravagant manipulation of bichon fries finally led to a new Frenchword-bich, translated as "to pamper".

Everything guess what the mascot of the University of Washington is?

Although the German Shepherd has made the No. 2 on the list of the most popular dog breeds (for five years of racing, no less), Western Virginia was the only state to put the dog at No. 1.

If a horse and a dog had a baby, it could look like a big drift.

Wyoming and England certainly do not have much in common, but something they share is their love of Corgis.

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