What Are The Top Dogs Most People Are Searching For?

Written by Lynnette on November 24, 2006 | Comments (0)

See what the most searched for dog breeds are this year, according to Yahoo Buzz...

Best in Show.

According to Yahoo Buzz, the most widely viewed dog show in the U.S. is the National Dog Show.

(It's the two-hour event following the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.)


Purina National Dog Show.

Over 150 different breeds and varieties compete for the title of Best in Show, but what breeds are Best in Search? This week, the first three places went to the small dogs: Chihuahua, Pug, and English Bulldog.


The top 20 searched-on dog breeds this year are:
1. Chihuahua
2. Pug
3. English Bulldog
4. German Shepherd
5. Maltese
6. Beagle
7. Siberian Husky
8. Rottweiler
9. Dachshund
10. Golden Retriever
11. Pomeranian
12. Doberman Pinscher
13. Shih Tzu
14. Boston Terrier
15. American Bulldog
16. Great Dane
17. Yorkshire Terrier
18. Boxer
19. French Bulldog
20. Puggle

[Source: Yahoo Buzz 11/22/06]

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