5 Facts You Didn't Know About Dogs

Dogs are a man's best friend. They're loyal, loving, and certainly a handful! Any dog lover knows that they're not all created equal. Some are energetic while others are lazy. This article will teach you about the five most common breeds of dogs in the world-and what makes each of them so special! In addition to learning about different breeds, find out some interesting facts about their history and heritage.

Meet the 5 most common breeds of dogs

Rottweilers 

Rottweilers While not the most popular breed, Rottweilers are a favorite for a reason. Though the breed originated in Europe in the 19th century, it wasn't widely adopted in the U.S. until after World War II. As a result, Rottweilers have a pretty distinctive look. Rottweilers are known for their square heads, short legs, and massive bodies. However, this doesn't mean that Rottweilers are lazy or anything; in fact, Rottweilers can be rather strong and muscular! English Bulldogs English Bulldogs may be small in size, but they're known for their gentle natures. These dogs tend to be very gentle, friendly, and calm. The breed came to the U.S. from Great Britain in the 19th century. There are also different types of English Bulldogs.

Labrador Retriever

This is one of the world's most popular dog breeds, and probably the most common breed of dog you'll ever see. They are known as the smartest dog breed in the world, as well as the best temperament. They're also one of the healthiest, and they're very active and energetic. They are also large and strong, but they're easy to train. You can choose the correct litter for your dog, as well as which food to give them. Labrador retrievers can be great dogs for children as well as adults, so if you're looking for a dog that's just as loyal as a child, you should consider a Labrador. They're also hardworking and dependable, and very playful. Pug You may have heard that this is a "clown dog" because it has a long, floppy face.

Golden Retriever

A golden retriever is the longest living breed of dog. Golden retrievers have been named the "Purest Golden Retriever Breed," having no pure-bred mixes. A single puppy can usually have up to five different colors. Shih Tzu The Shih Tzu is another of the most popular breeds of dogs in the world. It is a small breed of Chinese origin. It comes in different color patterns and sizes, all with one mission in life-making you happy. Miniature Pinscher The Miniature Pinscher is a miniature dog breed. They are very social and friendly with children. They are fast and easy to train. The Miniature Pinscher is very playful and loves to run around. They are one of the easiest breeds to train! German Shepherd The German Shepherd is a medium-sized breed of dog.

German Shepherd

German Shepherds are a large dog breed that originated from German shepherds imported into America in the 1800s. According to legend, George II was given one as a gift by his fourth wife. This great dog was said to be extremely affectionate and caring. German Shepherds are so common, they have their own museum and are widely known as America's "dog of all dogs." French Bulldog There are over 600 breeds of dogs in the world, but few are as highly regarded as the French Bulldog. This adorable dog has over three million friends on Instagram. Frenchies were created in France, so they are incredibly loyal, often following their owners from room to room. The French Bulldog is also a very healthy breed and will only get a small haircut in a few years.

Bulldog

These large canines are the perfect playmate for children. When young bulls are introduced to other bulls at a young age, they can learn aggression at an early age. This protective dog breed is also renowned for its intelligence. And when it comes to personality, not all bulls are the same. Some bulls are very easygoing and gentle, whereas others are hard headed and stubborn. Boston Terrier Known for being a versatile dog, the Boston Terrier is the perfect companion for people with different needs. With great affection and love, this breed will help people get through tough times. But, in addition to being a loyal pet, these dogs are also ready to work. Boston Terriers are smart, loyal, and intelligent, making them perfect companions for any home.

 Beagle

One of the most popular dog breeds in America is the Beagle. This small, curly-haired breed can often be found in breeders' centers because of its beautiful markings. The Beagle was first bred in England in the mid-19th century. The beagle's coat is made up of three colors-brown, black, and tan. It also has two black spots on its chest and shoulders, a white patch on its rump, and a brown tip on its tail. You may think the Beagle is named after the first president of the United States, but that's not true. The breed is named after Sir Thomas Beagle, a founding member of the Royal Society of Poultry Breeders in the United Kingdom. Cocker Spaniel The Cockers originally came from the Netherlands in the early 17th century. The original Cockers were short-legged and sweet-tempered.

5 facts about these breeds and the history behind them

Mixed Breed As the name implies, mixed breeds aren't all that common. In fact, it's estimated that almost 90 percent of all dogs in the U.S. are purebred. In reality, they do come in all different breeds, and they can be much more diverse than that. The most common mixed breed is the Chihuahua. From a small little dog that looks like a rat to a big, fluffy little lap dog, there are a lot of reasons why people adopt a dog that is not purebred. In fact, mixed breeds make up only about 1 percent of all dogs in the U.S. Mandy mammas. @andddyllou @ashleycharletonphoto A post shared by Jolene and Lilo (@mandyandlilo) on Apr 6, 2016 at 7:29pm PDT Miniature While some breeds are small enough to fit in a hand, others are much smaller and have even smaller bellies than a regular dog.

Conclusion

The world is a cruel place for dogs. They live in homes, have loyal owners, and eat chicken when their owners' are not looking. If you want to spoil them rotten and see them in their element, these are the breeds for you! If you’re wondering which breed of dog to get, you should consult your veterinarian. They will be able to advise you about the right kind of dog for you.