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The Entire Ranking of 2006 AKC Dog RegistrationsRank Breed 1. Retrievers (Labrador)2. Yorkshire Terriers3. German Shepherd Dogs4. Retrievers (Golden)5. Beagles6. Dachshunds7. Boxers8. Poodles9. Shih Tzu10. Miniature Schnauzers11. Chihuahuas12. Bulldogs13. Pugs14. Pomeranians15. Boston Terriers16. Spaniels (Cocker)17. Rottweilers18. Maltese19. Pointers (German Shorthaired)20. Shetland Sheepdogs21. Doberman Pinschers22. Welsh Corgis (Pembroke)23. Miniature Pinschers24. Great Danes25. Siberian Huskies26. Spaniels (English Springer)27. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels28. Basset Hounds29. Bichons Frises30. Weimaraners31. Brittanys32. Mastiffs33. West Highland White Terriers34. Australian Shepherds35. Papillons36. French Bulldogs37. Collies38. Havanese39. St. Bernards40. Bullmastiffs41. Bernese Mountain Dogs42. Scottish Terriers
Friendly, loving and very playful, the Labrador retriever has become one of the most popular breeds in the United States.
The schnauzer is considered the perfect family pet. The miniature schnauzer is a tough and hardy companion as well as protector. With their classic beard and long eyebrows, this breed is easily recognizable...
Ancient and elegant, the poodle is a very popular breed all over the world. Available in standard, miniature and toy versions, there is a poodle to fit everyone's taste
The Yorkshire terrier, well known for long flowing tresses, is a tiny but tough breed originally used to hunt rats. This popular, active pet was one of the top 10 breeds for the year 2007.
The boxer is alert, dignified, playful, patient and courageous and got his name from his habit of beginning a fight by standing on his hind legs and boxing with his front paws.
The golden retriever consistently tops the list of most loved family pets. Usually associated with children and suburban life, and, with their love of water and natural retrieving ability, the golden retrievers...
Since its rise to movie fame in the 1950s, the German shepherd dog has been a favorite breed for families, law enforcement and the disabled.
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