According to the American Kennel Club, the most popular dogs in the U.S. are:
1. Labrador Retriever
2. German Shepherd Dog
3. Yorkshire Terrier
4. Golden Retriever
5. Beagle
6. Boxer
7. Bulldog
8. Dachshund
9. Poodle
10. Shih Tzu
1- A collar-mounted GPS device.
Positioning Animals Worldwide (PAW) has been hailed by the dog crowd as a fantastic device for dogs who love to roam. If they roam too far your cell phone will get an alert.
2- The Drinkwell Pet Fountain.
A great way to get your cat to drink more water.
3- A donation in a pet’s name.
A website like Heifer International is an option, but so is your local shelter.
4- The Heritage brand “breed detector” kit
This kit (oral swab and all) will help point out a pet’s provenance, once and for all.
5- Better living through identification.
Your pets may not love you for getting them microchipped, but it’s a great idea anyway.
6- Pet fur yarn.
For pet lovers whose beloveds have lots of lush fur, consider having the raw stuff prepped and spun into balls of knittable or crochetable yarn.
7- Pet books
Such as Black Beauty and The Black Stallion
8- The Dremel toenail trimming tool
If you’re considering trying a rotary tool for your pets’ toenails, don’t go for second-best.
9- The Furminator
A great way to reduce shedding and to reduce hair-balls.
10- The perfect family member
Adopt a pet from a shelter!
According to USA Today
1. The First Family Gets a Dog
2. The President Executes a Housefly
3. Pet-Pig Craze: The Teacup
4. Jessica Simpson’s Dog Becomes Coyote’s Bitch
5. Cat Gets Swine Flu
6. Sheep That Shrink Like Wool Sweaters
7. Chimp Mauls Woman
8. Spain Debates a Ban on Bullfighting
9. Bolivia Bans Circus Animals
10. Scientists Levitate a Mouse
According to Time Magazine
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