What are the most Popular Dog Pictures and Breeds?

Some people have a hard time deciding what to buy when they’re faced with a large and diverse selection. If you browse our dog pictures and breeds page you’ll find fifty-seven different dog breeds to choose from. That’s a large selection, too large for someone who has a hard time making up their mind. Don’t worry. If you’re one of those people we are willing to help. There are certain dog pictures and breeds that are more popular than others. If you don’t have a favorite breed of your own, we recommend you go with one of those. The following are our top choices:

Golden Retriever:The Golden retriever and its close cousin the Labrador retriever are by far the most popular dog pictures and breeds you will find. These social animals, descended from the St. John’s Water Dog that helped settle the American colonies, is one of the most diverse and intelligent dogs on the planet. Its appeal is definitely not limited to adults only. Retrievers are great dogs to own when you have children. They’re protective and loyal, but friendly and playful at the same time.

German Shepherd:the German Shepherd dog picture is a top seller for us because of the popularity of the breed as a watchdog. Used by police departments and security companies nationwide, the German Shepherd breed symbolizes security to those who are into them. You’ll often find them on the walls of canine training academies, proud representatives of their race that don’t tolerate abuse to their humans.

Basset Hound:The Basset Hound is a favorite dog picture and breed of small children. Portrayed in multiple cartoons and films, the Basset Hound is often mistaken for having limited intelligence. That’s simply not true. They’re just laid back and don’t get upset about anything. Surprisingly intelligent, the Basset Hound has some of the best hunting senses of any breed on our list.

Siberian Husky:Who doesn’t love the exotic look of the Siberian Husky? These dogs are some of the proudest on earth, a breed that doesn’t need man to survive but chooses to be with him as a companion. The Siberian Husky is only a small step away from being a wolf of the steppes, so for those who hang its picture there is definitely a craving for the wild side of life. Perhaps that’s why we sell so many of them.

Yorkshire Terrier:The “Yorky” is the smallest dog on this list, but perhaps the one with the biggest personality. Notoriously protective of their masters, the Yorkshire Terrier has been known to go after dogs much bigger than themselves. On the flip side, they get along great with cats, making them a favorite for senior citizens and apartment dwellers. If you’ve contemplated the rest and are still unsure, buy the print of the Yorkshire Terrier. It makes a great conversational piece and shows that you are a true dog lover. Hang it with pride.