New & Noteworthy
March 20, 2024
The Top 10 Most Popular Dog Breeds in America in 2023
Back to back wins for America’s newest favorite breed! Today, the American Kennel Club announced that the French Bulldog is the most popular dog breed in the country for the second year in a row. These mighty little lap dogs earned the top spot on the AKC’s annual survey of the most popular dog breeds in America. The AKC based their list on the number of registrations received in 2023.
Last year, the Frenchie pushed the Labrador Retriever to #2 spot, ending that breed’s remarkable 31-year run at #1. The lovable Lab repeated in the runner up spot in 2023, and rounding out the 2023 top five are the Golden Retriever (#3), the German Shepherd (#4) and the Poodle (#5) – the same top 5 breeds as last year.
The biggest jump on this year’s list belongs to the Dachshund. The diminutive hounds rose from #9 in 2022 to #6 in 2023. These little dogs are on the move!
Here’s the full list of 2023’s top 10 most popular dog breeds, starring some adorable DogWatch Dogs from all across the country!
March 8, 2024
PAWscar Worthy Films: 7 Of The Greatest Movies Featuring Dogs Ever Made
The 96th Annual Academy Awards take place this Sunday, and with so many fantastic films up for awards, we’re excited to see who the big winners are. Another longtime staple of Hollywood tradition is dogs!
Here are seven of the greatest movies featuring dogs ever made and how you can watch them at home with your four-legged family member. Read post »
January 9, 2024
Meet the New Dog Breed Recognized by AKC in 2024: The Lancashire Heeler
To kick off 2024, the American Kennel Club (AKC) announced that a new dog breed is joining their ranks this year – the Lancashire Heeler. Here are some facts about these unique dogs and their fascinating history!
March 2, 2022
Four-Legged Hero: The Amazing TRUE Story Of Balto The Sled Dog!
The Iditarod is a grueling distance race of over 1,000 miles that takes place on the Iditarod trail in Alaska and tests the endurance of both dog and human. This race commemorates a dangerous and dramatic journey and how an unlikely hero helped save an entire city. That hero was Balto, the lead sled dog of Norwegian Gunnar Kaasen’s team, and this is his story.




