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Ever wonder which dog breeds most people are looking to rescue?
Which animal rescue facilities are the most popular?
Well, apparently thousands of dog-lovers are searching for the same information (according to Yahoo).
Here’s the scoop…
According to Yahoo Buzz:
Nothing says “rescue me” like the big brown eyes of a dog in need. Sure, we log weekly searches for “cat rescue adoption” and “horse rescue.” We even see buzz for “big cat rescue.” But when it comes to the vast majority of queries for animal adoption and pet rescue, man goes looking for his best friend. To give you an idea — and maybe to help you find your own four-pawed pal — we present the top breeds to draw “rescue” matches in the past week… “
These are the top 30 dog rescues that people are searching for:
1. Golden Retriever Rescue
2. Boxer Rescue
3. English Bulldog Rescue
4. Pug Rescue
5. Great Dane Rescue
6. French Bulldog Rescue
7. Yorkie Rescue
8. Dachshund Rescue
9. Lab Rescue
10. Chihuahua Rescue
11. German Shepherd Rescue
12. Rottweiler Rescue
13. Boston Terrier Rescue
14. Beagle Rescue
15. Border Collie Rescue
16. Poodle Rescue
17. Doberman Rescue
18. Mastiff Rescue
19. Pit Bull Rescue
20. Collie Rescue
21. Basset Hound Rescue
22. Shih Tzu Rescue
23. Sheltie Rescue
24. Maltese Rescue
25. Pomeranian Rescue
26. Bull Terrier Rescue
27. Weimaraner Rescue
28. Schnauzer Rescue
29. Cocker Spaniel Rescue
30. Papillon Rescue
If your favorite dog breed isn’t listed here, you can find dog rescue centers for other dog breeds here.
I like to help Dog Parents find unique ways to do things that will save time & money — so I write about "outside the box" Dog Tips and Dog Hacks that most wouldn't think of. I’m a lifelong dog owner — currently have 2 mixed breed Golden Aussies that we found abandoned on the side of the road as puppies. I've always trained my own dogs and help friends train theirs, as well. Professionally, I worked at a vet and have several friends who are veterinarians — whom I consult with regularly. (And just because I love animals so much, I also worked at a Zoo for awhile!) I've been sharing my best ideas with others by blogging full-time since 1998 (the same year that Google started… and before the days of Facebook and YouTube). My daily motivation is to help first-time dog owners be better prepared from the first day your new puppy enters your home. I like to help dog owners understand what's 'normal' and what you can expect in terms of living with and training your dog — how to get through the ups & downs of potty training, chewing, teaching commands, getting your dog to listen, and everything else that takes place during that hectic first year! When I'm not training, walking, grooming, or making homemade treats for my dogs, you will find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as publisher of The Fun Times Guide (32 fun & helpful websites). To date, I've written over 500 articles for dog owners on this site!
