L.A. loves the bulldog
The AKC released its annual "most popular dogs" lists this week and for the second year in a
row, the bulldog reigned as the most popular breed among Los Angeles residents in 2010.
"Los Angeles has spoken and the bulldog is here to stay," Lisa Peterson of the American Kennel Association said. "While the bulldog is slowly moving up the ranks nationally, L.A. has made the breed its top dog for the second year in a row, trending ahead of the rest of the country."
Nationally, the Labrador retriever maintained its first-place spot for the 20th consecutive year, followed by the German shepherd, Yorkshire terrier, beagle and golden retriever.
The bulldog ranked sixth -- up from 21st place in 2009 -- on the national list.
You can see the full list at www.akc.org.
"Los Angeles has spoken and the bulldog is here to stay," Lisa Peterson of the American Kennel Association said. "While the bulldog is slowly moving up the ranks nationally, L.A. has made the breed its top dog for the second year in a row, trending ahead of the rest of the country."
Nationally, the Labrador retriever maintained its first-place spot for the 20th consecutive year, followed by the German shepherd, Yorkshire terrier, beagle and golden retriever.
The bulldog ranked sixth -- up from 21st place in 2009 -- on the national list.
You can see the full list at www.akc.org.



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