Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, dog ownership in the United States has considerably increased, with around 60 million households welcoming dogs into their families—nearly double the numbers from the early 1990s. The American Kennel Club revealed that, by 2025, the most popular dog breeds are the French bulldog, Labrador retriever, and golden retriever. The French bulldog's compact size makes it ideal for urban living, while Labradors' historical role as companions to fishermen enhances their appeal. Golden retrievers are seen as quintessential family dogs, loved for their cheerful dispositions.
Dog ownership has surged in the U.S. since the COVID-19 pandemic, with nearly 60 million households now having dogs, nearly double compared to the early 1990s.
According to the American Kennel Club, the French bulldog has become the most popular breed, known for its small size, making it ideal for urban living.
The Labrador retriever, known for its friendly nature, has a long history as a dependable companion for fishermen and is a favorite among dog owners.
Golden retrievers are often seen as 'America's dog,' renowned for their lively temperament and loving personality, making them a preferred choice in pet media.
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