Top 9 Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World

Top 9 most popular dog breeds in the world is our latest.. hmm... I think we could say installment on the dog breeds category, we believe you've already been on our previous posts which are Cutest Dog Breeds In The World?, Top 10 Most Rarest Dog Breeds In The World, Top 8 Weirdest Dog Breeds In The World, Top 10 Smartest Dog Breeds In The World. The most popular dog is something eye catching to view and fun to play with. Dog is not only an animal, It could become a great friend and family for us human being. Many people living in US and Europe like to have a dog as a pet. They are helpful. You can ask a dog to guard the house or even train them to help police to find a criminal. In this entry we'll show you the most popular dog breeds in the world.

Top 9 Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World

Golden Retriever

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Golden Retriever

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Golden Retriever

No question about it, Golden Retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds in the world, it is famous because of the beauty. The pretty dark eyes, cute expression, playful gesture and a wagging tail make people fall in love with this animal. You can find a good breed which poses some nice qualities of loyalty, love, and kindness.

Beagle

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Beagle

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Beagle

Beagle is one of the oldest dog breeds in the world, that makes it into this most popular dog breeds in the world list. The name of this type of dog appears for the first time in English Literature in 1475. This dog actually is functioned for rabbit hunting. The famous person who loves to use the dog to serve such intention is King Edward III.

Dachshund

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Dachshund

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Dachshund

Dachshund is characterized as well muscled, long-bodied, short-legged, and clever dog. This dog is popular. It comes in medium size with smooth and silky hair. There are three varieties of this dog. Those are longhaired, smooth, and wirehaired, we just can not let this one out of the most popular dog breeds in the world list.

Labrador Retriever

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Labrador Retriever

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Labrador Retriever

Even though this dog is named as Labrador retriever, it does not merely come from Labrador. The origin of the dog is Newfoundland. The dog is fun to have at home. It has a great smelling ability. It can run, swim and fight, it is a fair addition to this list of most popular dog breeds in the world.

Bulldog

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Bulldog

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Bulldog

Bulldog is famous because of the aggressiveness and power. This animal is agile. The people who live in a big house usually own a bull dog that they use to protect the house. However, there are some bulldogs in this recent day trained with sweet, kinds and calm quality. How could we not add this bulldog into the list of most popular dog breeds in the world? I mean, people surely will complain.

Poodle

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Poodle

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Poodle

Poodle is not a new breed. The ancient Roman and Egyptian artifact described the ancestors of this dog. Poodle is named after the old German world puddle. It means to splash in water. The dog comes in three main sizes. Those are miniature, standard and toy.

Yorkshire Terrier

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Yorkshire Terrier

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkshire terrier comes from North of England. This dog is perfect as a pet due to the fact that it has wonderful character. The quality that you may expect from this dog includes the playful, charming, clever and vivacious profile. It is clearly one of the most popular dog breeds in the world.

German Shepherd

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - German Shepherd

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - German Shepherd

German shepherd is the most popular dog that you can look after at home. The reason it is included in this most popular dog breeds in the world list? Clearly because this dog is well known because of the inelegance, versatility, as well as the hobby. In WW II, this dog was used as the sentinels, messengers, and detector.

Boxer

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Boxer

Most Popular Dog Breeds In The World - Boxer

The history of Boxer can be seen on the feudal Germany. The dog at time was used of hunting. Today, a boxer dog is considered as a big dog. It looks more elegant. The weight of female can reach 65 pounds, while the male is 15 pounds heavier, nothing can stop it into entering this list of most popular dog breeds in the world.

That is the end of the line for today, that is i guess clear enough to close our current list of most popular dog breeds in the world. We really hope that dog lovers in this planet will finally know more about how popular these dogs are, and how loved they are by us human beings, and last but not least we also hope that we could give more on this list of most popular dog breeds in the world the next time we post or probably update one of these types of entry ^_^

Another 10 Rare Dog Breeds in The World

Today i wanted to share this another 10 rare dog breeds in the world, just like the previous post on Top 10 Most Rarest Dog Breeds In The World, this will kinda update them, because it is the newer version obviously. And i know we already posted the Top 8 Weirdest Dog Breeds In The World and the Top 9 Most Fascinating Dogs In The World,


But as we know there's this "Meet the Breeds" event about various dogs, including rare dog breeds from throughout the world. Many of these rare breeds have fewer health problems and live longer than some of the more popular breeds of dogs.


But, be advised these breeds have special grooming, training and socialization needs, too!

Barbet

Described as companionable, joyful, and intelligent, the Barbet is quick to learn and needs lifelong obedience training. This medium-sized French water dog has a wooly and curly coat which grows long and must be groomed regularly to avoid matting. This rare dog breed is great with people of all ages and prefers human companionship. Mental and physical stimulation is a must.

The lifespan of the Barbet averages 13–15 years. It is estimated that there are about 70 Barbets in the United States.

Bolognese

This rare dog breed is easy to train, eager to please and enjoys the companionship of people, making it an ideal companion dog and family pet. The small, white, compact dog has shorter hair on the face and a coat that falls in loose open ringlets all over the body.  The hair's texture is wooly, should never trimmed, but requires regular combing to prevent matting. While not yappy, they have an acute cute sense of hearing and will generally bark at strange noises.
The life expectancy of the Bolognese is 16-18 years.

Hamiltonstovare

The Hamiltonstovare, a Swedish breed, is a typical scent hound and will follow its nose. If the breed finds a scent or sees something interesting, they will not necessarily come when called. Best to practice the dog’s recall daily. Hamiltons have a soft fur that rarely sheds, and they have no "doggy" smell.
The average life span for the Hamilton is 10 to 13 years.

Hungarian Pumi

The Pumi is a medium-small terrier type of sheep dog from Hungary. Most Pumis are gray, but born black. The breed's trademark is its ears, which are always alert and very lively. The Pumi is a lively, active and intelligent breed that is easy to train, but barks easily. Pumis are very protective of their families, and often slightly reserved toward strangers, so socialization must begin at early age.
The breed has a life expectancy of 12-14 years.

Kooikerhondje

The Kooikerhondje is a small spaniel of Dutch ancestry that was originally used as a duck tolling dog. Described as intelligent, good natured, and quiet, the breed adapts to situations rather quickly. They will not always immediately like strangers, instead choosing to retreat.

The life expectancy of the breed is about 12-14 years. This breed is gaining popularity in the United States.

Lagotto Romagnolo

The Lagotto Romagnolo, originating from the Romagna sub-region of Italy, is a gun dog, specifically a water retriever. It is also used to hunt for Truffle. 

Loyal and loving, they make great family dogs. If socialized from a young age, they get along with other household animals quite easily. Mental and physical stimulation is a must for this precocious breed. The breed loves to dig and many owners give their dogs a sandbox to satisfy their digging urges.
The life span of the Lagotto Romagnolo is 14-16 years.

Mudi

Still one of the rarest dog breeds, the Mudi is a herding dog breed from Hungary. It is a very active breed and needs to be taken on daily long, brisk walks or jogs. Additionally, they need to be able to run free in a large safe area. Considered an average shedder, the breed is easy to groom, needing combing and brushing to remove dead hair from its coat.  
The life expectancy of the Mudi is 13-14 years.

Portugese Podengo

The Portuguese Podengo is a sight and scent hound from Portugal. The Podengo comes in three sizes with two hair coats (smooth and wire coat). Described as hardy, intelligent, and independent, Podengos are amenable to training by experienced dog people.

They are very active and usually good with children and other animals, especially when socialized from an early age. They are watchful and observant and will bark when something gets their attention. They are excellent jumpers and climbers, and need a secure fence. The breed is a digger and will need much mental and physical stimulation. The breed does not require extensive grooming and its coat should never be trimmed.  
The life expectancy of the Portugese Podengo is 10-14 years.

Swedish Vallhund

The Swedish Vallhund is described as fearless, energetic and alert. Although they enjoy either a rural lifestyle or suburban lifestyle, they crave human attention and are very devoted to their owners. The Vallhund is responsive and even-tempered with most people, but they can be wary of strangers. As a result, it should be properly socialized and trained as a puppy as to avoid over-protective behavior as an adult. They are known for heel nipping due to their instinctive herding traits. The breed, an average shedder, is easy to groom with a comb and firm bristle brush.
The Swedish Vallhund can live for about 12-14 years.

Xoloitzcuintli

From Mexico, the Xoloitzcuintli (pronounced show-low-eats-queen-tlee ) comes in three sizes – toy, miniature and standard, and two varieties – hairless and coated. Described as calm, loyal and intelligent, the breed makes an excellent companion dog. 


It is important that all family members play a role in rearing the Xolo, or it will bond to the one person who takes care of it. The breed is protective and aloof to strangers. Additionally, the coated and the hairless variety of Xolo are very easy to groom.  For hairless dogs, bathe and lotion them twice a month; for the coated dogs bath them twice a month and brush them  at least weekly to reduce shedding.  A coat is recommended in the winter and a t-shirt is recommended in the warmer month as too much sunscreen may clog its pores.
This rare dog breed may live for about 15 to 20 years.


So we're here at the end of this particular post about rare dog breeds, we hope the addition of this another 10 rare dog breeds in the world, will make people of the world realize how important it is to protect animals of the nature for the sake of our human life too.

Top 8 Weirdest Dog Breeds In The World

Let us take a look at the Top 8 Weirdest Dog Breeds In The World, for once there were these tipe of dog breeds that will take on the world by storm, through holywood films to be precise. Check it out from start to end, enjoy !!!

Puli

The Puli is known for its tight dreadlocks that make it look like a mop, but the dreads also stop it from shedding and make it waterproof. While no one knows exactly where pulis come from, there are indications that ancient Romans owned similar dogs and there is some evidence that shows the breed is over 6,000 years old. What is known is that they could be found in Asia over 2,000 years ago and were introduced into Hungary 1,000 years ago. 
The Hungarians quickly took to the animals, which made great sheepherders, along with a similar, but larger breed known as the Komondor. The two dogs would watch the sheep day and night, with the Puli serving as the lookout and the Komondor operating as the muscle necessary to stop wolves and other predators. The Pulis were so highly regarded during this period that it was not uncommon for a shepherd to pay a full year's salary just for one of the dogs.

While the breed's dreadlocks grow naturally, owners still need to actively groom the dog, keeping the cords clean, neat and thin. The cords can grow long enough to reach the ground or they can be trimmed short. The dogs are very active and intelligent, requiring a lot of attention and exercise.

Xoloitzcuintli

The Xoloitzcuintli (pronounced Sho-lo-eets-quint-lee , although it's sometimes called “Mexican hairless or just shortened to” Xolo”) is a hairless Mexican dog that is so primitive that it was actually worshiped by the Aztecs. According to the mythology, the god Xolotl made the dogs from a sliver of the Bone of Life, which was also used to create all of mankind. Xolotl gave the dog to man, asking him to guard it with his life. In exchange, the dog would guide man through the world of death. 
Because the breed is not well-known in the US, the Xolo has been mistaken for the mythological Chupacabra in US border states such as Arizona and Texas.
The Xolos are mellow and loyal dogs once they reach adulthood, but up until they become emotionally mature at age two, they are still highly noisy, chewy and high-energy. The breed was not inbred like many other purebred animals, so they are incredibly healthy, but they do require moisturizer, sunscreen and baths to prevent sunburn, acne and blackheads.

Peruvian Inca Orchid

While they may be called orchids, these pups are 100% dog. In many ways, they are like the Xolos, an ancient hairless breed. Like their Northern neighbor breed, these pups were worshiped by another ancient civilization, this time, the Incas, but the breed is actually a lot older than the Incan culture. Pictures of the breed appeared in Peruvian artwork from as far back as 750 A.D.
Peruvian folklore, much of which is based on Incan stories, says that hugging the dogs can help with medicinal problems, particularly stomach problems.


Sadly, the animals were almost ran out of existence after the Spanish conquest of Peru. Small villages in rural areas are all that kept the breed alive and more recently, Peruvian breeders worked to protect the remaining Inca Orchids, ensuring significant bloodline diversity.
These pups make great dogs, but they can be a little headstrong and require proper training from a young age. They also need lotion and lots of baths to prevent sunburn, acne and dry skin, and they do very poorly in warm weather.

Norwegian Lundehund

The Lundehund has some amazing features that make it physically unlike any other breed. One of its more distinct characteristics is the fact that it has six toes on each foot. It also has unique shoulder and neck joints that allow it to stretch its legs out straight in both directions and to reach its forehead all the way to its back. It also can close its ear canal at will to prevent dirt and water from getting in. All of this makes the Lundehund an amazing avian hunter in its native country, as it is an agile swimmer and a great climber on near-vertical cliffs and steep crevices. The dogs were originally trained to hunt puffins, all the way back in the 1600s, but after the practice died out, the breed almost went extinct. 

By the 1900s, the only small population survived in the small village of Monstad. In 1963, there were only 6 of the dogs alive and thanks to the care and effort of a few dedicated breeders, there are now at least 1500 of the dogs alive. While the animals have been carefully bred to protect their bloodline, there is still a serious problem with genetic bottlenecking in the breed. For this reason, all of the existing dogs are subject to a disease known as Lundehund gastroenteropathy that can prevent the dogs from being able to derive nutrients and protein from their food.

Chinese Crested

These poor pups have a bad rep as far as cuteness goes. Personally, I think they're so ugly they're cute, but you can't argue with the fact that 6 of the last 10 World's Ugliest Dog Contests were Chinese Crested. As it turns out, the dogs aren't always born without fur, there are actually two varieties of the dogs, one has hair and one doesn't. Both can even be born in the same litter.

The version with hair is known as the “powderpuff” variety. Strangely, the hairless variety can have a full coat of hair if the gene that causes hairlessness isn't expressed as strongly. When this occurs, it can actually be hard to tell the two varieties apart, but the hairless variety only has a single coat and the powderpuff has two. Another strange difference between the two is that the hairless dogs often lack a full set of premolar teeth.
It's worth noting that Chinese Cresteds aren't even from China. While no one is certain of where the dog comes from, many suspect it originated in Africa, but there is also some evidence showing that it shares some of its breed history with the Xolo.

Carolina Dog

This dog doesn't look too out of the ordinary, but what makes it unique lies not in its physical appearance, but its DNA. As it turns out, the Carolina Dog may be the oldest canine species in North America, appearing in rock paintings by early Native Americans. They also share DNA with Australian Dingos and New Guinea Singing Dogs. They are still relatively primitive animals, subject to social hierarchy problems between their owners and are not recommended for first-time dog owners.

Catahoula Leopard Dog

These pups aren't just unique because they have a cool name, they also are amazing hunters and are even able to climb trees to chase prey. The dogs are believed to be one of the longest surviving breeds in all of North America and were prized by Native Americans for their amazing hunting abilities. 

The breed's name comes from the Catahoula Parish of Louisiana, where the breed originated. Since then, many famous hunters have owned Catahoulas, including Jim Bowie and Teddy Roosevelt. 
As a working dog, they are known for having a lot of energy, but if properly exercised, these loyal dogs can be easy to train for herding, police work, or even to do tricks for their family's pleasure.

Neapolitan Mastiff

Fans of the harry Potter movies might recognize the massive mongrels as Hagrid's pet, Fang. While they aren't quite as massive as the one in the movie was made to appear, the dogs are incredibly large, standing over two and a half feet tall at the shoulder and weighing up to 150 pounds. Historically, the breed is said to have fought beside the Roman Legions, wearing bladed spiked leather harnesses so they could run under the bellies of enemy horses and disembowel them.
Sadly, despite their long breed history, they were almost extinct after WWII, but shortly after, an Italian painter set up a kennel to protect the breed by mixing the remaining Neapolitan Mastiffs with a few English Mastiffs to help diversify the bloodline.
The dogs are great pets, but are extremely protective of their families and need socialization from a young age in order to ensure they are not aggressive against strangers. They will rarely bark unless provoked and as a result, they are renowned for their stealth when attacking intruders.


Thanks for this Top 8 Weirdest Dog Breeds In The World we now know the other sides of pet, well dogs in particular.

Dog Breed: Bulldog

Everybody knows that bulldog is one of the smartest dog breed, right? It is a wonderful companion for both men and women. No matter how old you are bulldog will definitely fits to be living with you. If you want to have a dog, but you don’t want something convenient then bulldog is definitely your best choice. 
Related : Dog Breed: Labrador Retriever

Dog Breed: Bulldog

They will not bother you as much as other hyper active dog breed, bulldog could actually become a very understanding and obeying dog if you know how to take care of them, as in most movies which stars bulldog as the pet, you could see that bulldog often to be seen all by themselves, doesn't care much with everything around them, right? well that is kind of true with bulldogs in real life, it's cute, right? Let us imagine, we could just do whatever we want if we were in a boring state, your bulldog won't bother you.

Dog Breed: Bulldog

Dog Breed: Bulldog

Bulldog is probably the most distinguished dog among all breeds. It has wide head and showders and is extremely strong. These type of dogs have very thick skin which folds around the brows and chin. Even though they are very fit these dogs can run fast only short distances. When they reach their mature age, the average bulldog weights about 35-45 pounds.

Dog Breed: Bulldog

Bulldog doesn’t need much excercise. These dogs love to lay around and do nothing. Of course, they can be very playful sometimes, but if you don’t have time for that, that’s ok, your bulldog will understand.

Dog Breed: Bulldog 

In conclusion we could say that bulldog is a wonderful pet, and a great friend too of course. Bulldog can be one of the best companions for anyone just like what we have stated in the beginning of this post, bulldog will fits nicely in your life no matter how old you are. This dog is very sociable and loves company. Bulldog is one of the best choices to have when you are thinking of having a pet, especially if you wanted to have one that doesn't need to be cared the whole time. ^_^

Top 10 World's Smartest Dog Breeds

Thinking of getting a dog, but have no idea what type of breed suits you and your family best? maybe this could help you, the top 10 world's smartest dog breeds. I guess it's not a bad idea even though you don't want an intelligent dog, this could still be a very good educational addition for you, right? so it's nothing to lose for anyone, yeah right, anyone, even for you non dog lovers, you'll still be feeling at least enjoyable looking at the pictures below, check it out:

Border Collie
Collie needs a job. If they are unemployed, they will not be happy. Collie is not recommended to be left alone. They need a companion, praise and intensive training. If you work outside the city, do not think to have this dog, because it really does not suit you. 

World's Smartest Dog Breeds Border Collie 

Intelligence is legendary collie, competition for even this dog is different from the others, such as test speed, obedience and herding sheep certainly a challenge.

Poodle

World's Smartest Dog Breeds Poodle

Standard poodle puppy who also have high intelligence and very easily trained. They are happy to be among men, and hate being alone. Behind the cute appearance, poodle dog was also used as hunting dogs.

German Shepherd

World's Smartest Dog Breeds German Shepherd

Very smart, brave and has a strong protective intinct. If trained from childhood, they can be good family dogs for kids. Because of his intelligence, they need a goal and work to make them happy. Therefore, this breed is well suited to be police dogs.

Golden Retriever

World's Smartest Dog Breeds Golden Retriever

Dog owned by a million people. These dogs are favored because of loyal, affectionate, gentle and very close to the children, she has a natural instinct to please people and other animals. With intelligence above the average, do not be surprised if the golden retriever is very adept at playing a variety of tricks and obedience competitions.

Doberman Pinscher

World's Smartest Dog Breeds Doberman Pinscher

Very loyal, Forceful and feared. They have tremendous stamina and love to work. Although it is known they have sifaf dominate, Dobermans can be fairly easily controlled, and they even worked as a dog for therapy in the hospital. They can be good family dogs if trained from childhood. Although not seberingas pitbull / terrier, you can rely on aggressive protective when needed.

Shetland Sheepdog

World's Smartest Dog Breeds Shetland Sheepdog

Lessie you still remember? Well he is the star! Many dog ​​owners who say, that their intelligence level is almost equal to men! Shelties bred to be a shepherd hundreds of sheep, as it requires concentration, and of course intelligence. Sometimes he can be a little cautious of strangers and children, but very loyal and gentle with their owners. In fact, these dogs love to be a human companion. What you see on TV, almost close to its original nature.

Labrador Retriever

World's Smartest Dog Breeds Labrador Retriever

Dogs are very loving, gentle, and patient. Dogs of this type include the most popular dog in the world. Without regular exercise. Because it is good, love the kids and friendly to other dogs, Labs owned by many families.

The Papilon

World's Smartest Dog Breeds The Papilon

What is scary dog? Yep! This dog is supposed to be scary, because they are much tougher than it looks. Papilons could be a little moody and aggressive, and very possessive of her parents and 'members in the house'. Maybe a little bit surprising if papilons said to be the most gentle dog. Papilons dogs are very intelligent and easy to train.

Rottweiler

World's Smartest Dog Breeds Rottweiler

In the list of experts and the police, this dog has a fearsome reputation. In fact, this dog has the potential to be a good family dog. Rotty is not only smart, Rotty also have enormous courage (one of the best guard dogs) and reliable.

Australian Cattle Dog

World's Smartest Dog Breeds Australian Cattle Dog

This breed is very active. They need regular exercise, both physically and mentally. They were originally bred in Australia. They are independent thinkers, creative (in dog version) and is very protective of its properties, including people.

Well? Were you thinking of getting one of those top 10 world's smartest dog breeds? as the friend of you and your family maybe?