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Top Ten Dogs From 2005 To 2007

The Entire Ranking of 2007 AKC Dog Registrations
For the 17th year in a row, the Labrador retriever is once again America's favorite purebred dog, according to registration numbers tallied by the American Kennel Club. The AKC released the figures and, as in past years, the Labrador far outstrips the other dogs in the top 10. For the first time, the bulldog made it into the top ten list since 1935. Changes This Year Last year, all breeds in the top 10 were the same as the prior year but not this year. The bulldog made the list this year displacing the Miniature Schnauzer from the top 10 list. The boxer jumped one notch to #6 bumping the dachshund into the #7 position. Two years ago, in 2005, one new breed joined the top 10 list and one got bumped off. The Miniature Schnauzer came in at #10 displacing the Chihuahua into the #11 position.

The Top 10 Breeds of 2005 were:

1. Labrador Retriever 2. Golden Retriever 3. Yorkshire Terrier 4. German Shepherd 5.Beagle 6. Dachshund 7. Boxer 8. Poodle 9. Shih Tzu 10. Miniature Schnauzer

The Top 10 Breeds of 2006 were:

1. Labrador retrievers 2. Yorkshire terriers 3. German shepherds 4. Golden retrievers 5. Beagles 6. Dachshunds 7. Boxers 8. Poodles 9. Shih Tzus 10. Miniature Schnauzer

The Top 10 Breeds of 2007 are:

1. Labrador retrievers 2. Yorkshire terriers 3. German shepherds 4. Golden retrievers 5. Beagles 6. Boxers 7. Dachshunds 8. Poodles 9. Shih Tzus 10. Bulldog

1. Labrador Retriever

Few purebred dogs compare to the Labrador retriever in personality, talent and dedication. The Lab is the most popular dog in the world, gracing the homes of pet owners, sportsmen and show dog aficionados alike. The original Labs found in Newfoundland were predominately black, and today, this is still the most color in the breed. This dog needs lots of exercise.

2. Golden Retriever

Renowned for its lustrous golden coat, buoyant personality and desire to hunt, the golden retriever makes an ideal pet for young and old alike. Its winning ways and easy-to-train temperament account for its great popularity. Goldens are devoted to their masters and are considered by many to be the perfect family dog. These medium-to-large dogs require lots of space indoors and out.

3. Yorkshire Terrier

Distinctive for its diminutive stature and glossy steel blue coat, the Yorkshire terrier makes a hardy pet, a glamorous show dog and an animated, affectionate best friend. The breed's flawless appearance, sensible approach to life and uplifting spirit continue to win new Yorkie lovers every day.

4. German Shepherd

The German shepherd remains one of America's most sought after canine companions and working dogs, revered for its intelligence, trainability and natural beauty. Whether performing as a companion and show dog or serving as a working dog, the German shepherd impresses dog lovers worldwide. These dogs were originally bred to herd sheep, so they need lots of exercise.

5.Beagle

The beagle is a simple and straightforward companion dog that desires nothing more than to be with his master or mistress. This is a hound that can make a genuine best friend for any owner. From its origins as a hunting scent hound in England to its current role as a pet and show dog, the beagle proves to be talented and intelligent.

6. Dachshund

Defined by its long and low outline, the dachshund, whether sporting a smooth, wire or long coat, in miniature or standard varieties, is counted among the most popular dogs in the world. This lively and intelligent dog is the symbol of courage and boldness, hailed as one of Germany's greatest contributions to the dog world. The breed loves people.


7. Boxer

The loyal and friendly boxer proves as devoted and affectionate as it does elegant and proud. A popular addition to the family and a true friend for life, the boxer offers owners everything they could expect from a canine companion: protection, loyalty, obedience, intelligence and good clean fun. Boxers are sweet, good-humored, family oriented, trainable and adaptable.

8. Poodle

From the poodle's origins in Europe as an athletic hunter of waterfowl to today's reign as the premier show dog, prized home companion and talented performance dog, the poodle is a dog that excels in countless arenas and endeavors. Poodles love people and are particularly perceptive of their moods and emotions. Poodle traits include intelligence, emotional intuitiveness, love of companionship, physical agility and beauty.

9. Shih Tzu

Beloved the world over, the shih tzu has converted millions with its charm, intelligence and glamour. Underneath layers of colorful locks, the dog weighs 10 to 16 pounds and its ideal height is no more than 10.5 inches. This fairly healthy breed is neither snappy nor excessively noisy, but loves people, especially its owners.

10. Miniature Schnauzer

The miniature schnauzer has bounced its way into the top 10 breeds due to its engaging personality. This breed does well in obedience and makes a super watchdog. Its size, up to 14 inches at the shoulder, is well suited to any home, city or country. Its nonshedding coat makes the perfect choice for people who suffer from allergies.

Breed Ranking

The Entire Ranking of 2007 AKC Dog Registrations

1. Retrievers (Labrador) 2. Yorkshire Terriers 3. German Shepherd Dogs 4. Retrievers (Golden) 5. Beagles 6. Boxers 7. Dachshunds 8. Poodles 9. ShihTzu 10. Bulldogs 11. Miniature Schnauzers 12. Chihuahuas 13. Pomeranians 14. Pugs 15. Rottweilers 16. BostonTerriers 17. Spaniels (Cocker) 18. Pointers (GermanShorthaired) 19. Maltese 20. Shetland Sheepdogs 21. Doberman Pinschers 22. Pembroke Welsh Corgis 23. Great Danes 24. Siberian Huskies 25. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels 26. Miniature Pinschers 27. Spaniels (English Springer) 28. Mastiffs 29. Brittanys 30. Weimaraners 31. Basset Hounds 32. Bichons Frises 33. Australian Shepherds 34. French Bulldogs 35. West Highland White Terriers 36. Papillons 37. Havanese 38. Collies 39. St. Bernards 40. Bullmastiffs 41. Bernese Mountain Dogs 42. Vizslas 43. Bloodhounds 44. Newfoundlands 45. Scottish Terriers 46. Chinese Shar-Pei 47. Retrievers (Chesapeake Bay) 48. Cairn Terriers 49. Lhasa Apsos 50. Pekingese 51. Akitas 52. Chinese Crested 53. Rhodesian Ridgebacks 54. Border Collies 55. Airedale Terriers 56. Alaskan Malamutes 57. Great Pyrenees 58. Bull Terriers 59. Italian Greyhounds 60. Brussels Griffons 61. Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers 62. Whippets 63. Chow Chows 64. Australian Cattle Dogs 65. Portuguese Water Dogs 66. Setters (Irish) 67. Shiba Inu 68. American Staffordshire Terriers 69. Spaniels (English Cocker) 70. Pointers (German Wirehaired) 71. Japanese Chin 72. Old English Sheepdogs 73. Samoyeds 74. Silky Terriers 75. Parson Russell Terriers - Jack Russell Terriers

76. Beaucerons 77. Dalmatians 78. Cardigan Welsh Corgis 79. Belgian Malinois 80. Irish Wolfhounds 81. Border Terriers 82. Fox Terriers (Wire) 83. Giant Schnauzers 84. Bouviersdes Flandres 85. Staffordshire Bull Terriers 86. Schipperkes 87. Swedish Vallhunds 88. Toy Fox Terriers 89. Basenjis 90. Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs 91. Setters (Gordon) 92. Tibetan Terriers 93. Setters (English) 94. Afghan Hounds 95. Norwich Terriers 96. Norwegian Elkhounds 97. Welsh Terriers 98. Borzois 99. Keeshonden 100. Retrievers (Flat-Coated) 101. FoxTerriers (Smooth) 102. Standard Schnauzers 103. Belgian Tervuren 104. Tibetan Spaniels 105. Wirehaired Pointing Griffons 106. Pointers 107. Bearded Collies 108. Australian Terriers 109. American Eskimo Dogs 110. Retrievers(Nova Scotia Duck Tolling) 111. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs 112. Norfolk Terriers 113. Manchester Terriers 114. Kerry Blue Terriers 115. Neapolitan Mastiffs 116. Plotts 117. Spinoni Italiani 118. Salukis 119. Belgian Sheepdogs 120. Petits Bassets Griffons Vendeens 121. English Toy Spaniels 122. Spaniels (Clumber) 123. Briards 124. Spaniels (Welsh Springer) 125. Affenpinschers 126. Irish Terriers 127. Miniature Bull Terriers 128. Tibetan Mastiffs 129. Bedlington Terriers 130. Lakeland Terriers 131. Black Russian Terriers 132. Spaniels (Field) 133. Greyhounds 134. Kuvaszok 135. German Pinschers 136. Black and Tan Coonhounds 137. Scottish Deerhounds 138. Spaniels (American Water) 139. Lowchen 140. Ibizan Hounds 141. Pulik 142. Polish Lowland Sheepdogs 143. Retrievers (Curly-Coated) 144. Komondorok 145. Pharaoh Hounds 146. Sealyham Terriers 147. Spaniels (Irish Water) 148. Dandie Dinmont Terriers 149. Glen of Imaal Terriers 150. Harriers 151. Finnish Spitz 152. Skye Terriers 153. Canaan Dogs 154. Spaniels (Sussex) 155. Foxhounds (American) 156. Otterhounds 157. Foxhounds (English) ** Data from AKC website: http://www.akc.org/reg/dogreg_stats.cfm