How popular is your pup?
Alabama
Shih Tzu
I can see why people love this "little lion." It's small, cute, playful—oh, and the breed is more than 1,000 years old.
Alaska
Bloodhound
If you need a little bit of balance in your life, then this calm, cool, and collected dog is for you.
Arizona
Shih Tzu
You've probably been pronouncing this ancient breed name wrong the whole time: It's "sheed zoo." Who would've thought?
Arkansas
Basset Hound
One of the friendliest, yet stubborn dogs you'll come across. They're great with people, and dogs but happen to be a challenge to train, according to
California
French Bulldog
While housebreaking tends to be challenging for these pups, they're bred to be great companions, Mental Flossreports.
Colorado
Golden Retriever
These dogs are known for being obedient and friendly.
Connecticut
Siberian Husky
Huskies are full of personality, but not too stubborn or independent.
Delaware
Akita
A protective watchdog with the size to back it up.
Florida
Maltese
This dog is truly as gentle as it looks and makes for a great family dog.
Georgia
Maltese
It is believed that this affectionate dog originated from Malta, hence the name.
Hawaii
Pomeranian
Small but mighty are these dogs. They probably don't even realize how tiny they are, because no dog is too big to intimidate this little one.
Idaho
Bloodhound
Looking for a family dog? This pet is known to do well with tiny tots, because of its calm and patent nature, according to Hills.
Illinois
Rottweiler
This breed makes a great pet if you're looking for a guard dog and are experienced with training dogs, because they need guidance from the very beginning, according to Hills.
Indiana
Rottweiler
Rotweilers tend to be "leaners," meaning they lean on you to show affection.
Iowa
Golden Retriever
They will do their best to please you and all they ask for in return is a trip to the dog park, because they love to be active, according to Hills.
Kansas
Rottweiler
This breed does best when it's kept busy, or has some sort of responsibility.
Kentucky
Bloodhound
Much bigger than a lap dog, but you're still going to want to cozy up to this sweet-natured pup.
Lousiana
St. Bernard
St. Bernards are social dogs that love to please.
Maine
Pug
Just look at that little face!
Maryland
Bichon Frise
Great for apartment living because of their petite stature.
Massachusetts
Golden Retriever
A family favorite, this breed does well in apartments if given the right amount of exercise, according to Hills.
Michigan
Rottweiler
As great as this dog is, it's definitely not for first-time dog owners. Rottweilers need a lot of socialization.
Minnesota
English Springer Spaniel
Never a dull moment with this breed due to their very energetic and lively nature, according to Hills.
Mississippi
Dachshund
Best known as "wiener dogs," these adorable pets make loyal companions.
Missouri
Akita
As adorable as this breed may be, they love to keep to themselves. Socializing does not come easy for this breed and is something that needs to be taught early on, according to Hills.
Montana
Belgian Malinois
You've probably seen this dog in a ton of cop movies, or in real life helping officers uphold the law.
Nebraska
Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Another "big" dog in a small body. Corgis are known for their strong nature and intelligence, according to Hills.
Nevada
Shetland Sheepdog
"Shelties" like to be kept busy, and aren't too fond of strangers.
New Hampshire
Golden Retriever
How could you not want a golden retriever after seeing this picture?
New Jersey
Maltese
Everything you want in a family dog: playful, affectionate, and gentle.
New Mexico
Shih Tzu
Beware—this little cutie tends to bark a lot, according to Hills.
New York
Havanese
This is a great little dog to have around if you're feeling a little lonely in the Big Apple.
North Carolina
Shih Tzu
These dogs are some of the nicest—very rarely will you find a snippy shih tzu.
North Dakota
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
This breed loves attention and affection, so make sure you have time to shower them with love. They're also great with children, according to Hills.
Ohio
Rottweiler
A great dog to have with you, no matter what state you live in—as long as you have the space.
Oklahoma
Basset Hound
This may be the most laidback breed you'll ever come across.
Oregon
Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Would you believe this breed was made for cattle driving? Pretty cool, huh?
Pennsylvania
Rottweiler
Rottweilers are moderate droolers and barkers, and they're not as likely to dig holes in your yard as other breeds.
Rhode Island
Portuguese Water Dog
This dog loves water—it was actually intended to herd fish, according to Hills.
South Carolina
Boxer
I don't know about you, but most people tend to love boxers because of their squishy faces. And who can blame them?
South Dakota
Boston Terrier
This adorable dog may not look fast, but it is. So think twice before letting it off the leash, according to Hills.
Tennessee
Yorkshire Terrier
This breed is very sensitive to the cold, so it makes sense it thrives in the South.
Texas
French Bulldog
These miniature pups make great lap dogs.
Utah
Poodle
Make sure your yard has a tall fence, because this breed is great at jumping, according to Hills.
Vermont
Bernese Mountain Dog
As active as this dog may look, this breed tends to be pretty mellow.
Virginia
Akita
Akitas can weigh anywhere from 70 to 130 pounds when they're full-grown.
Washington
Siberian Husky
When it's cold outside, huskies will wrap their tails around their faces to help keep their noses warm, Mental Floss reports.
West Virginia
German Shepard
Fun Fact: They can weigh up to a whopping 95 pounds, according to Hills.
Wisconsin
Bichon Frise
A Bichon's a great dog if you live alone and are in need of a little company.
Wyoming
Rottweiler
Fun fact: Many rottweilers don't reach their full adult size until two or three years old, which is later than many other breeds.
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