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If you’re one of the millions of people who searched for a dog this year, get some tips to welcome them home!
For us, every year (and every day) is all about pets. But here’s the scoop on pet search trends this year.
For us, every year (and every day) is all about pets. But here’s the scoop on pet search trends this year.
Click on the map to see which breeds you’ll spot in local dog parks and window sills.
The literal "top dog" was Chihuahuas.
This year officially went to the dogs!
It turns out East Coasters prefer cats.
Maybe it’s the resurgence of y2k culture? (See: Paris Hilton). But Chihuahuas are more popular than ever on Adopt a Pet. That’s great news because they’re also one of the top breeds found in shelters. So we’re glad adopters are showing the love to this tiny pop culture icon.
Fyi: Chihuahuas are the #6 most-listed pup on Adopt a Pet.
Maine Coons were the ~main~ cat on adopters’ minds this year! And they’re not only big with cat lovers, they’re actually the biggest domestic cat breed—weighing up to 25 lbs. (They even hold the record for longest cat, so it seems like they’re used to grabbing the top spot!)
Fyi: Maine Coons are the #10 most-listed cat on Adopt a Pet.
The East Coast vs. West Coast is almost as big a rivalry as little dogs vs. big dogs. But, when it comes to pets, both coasts actually agree on a few things! Slide left and right to see each coast’s most-searched breeds.
Click the plus icon to learn a little about the West Coast's top breeds.
Click the plus icon to learn a little about the East Coast's top breeds.
Want to learn more about different cat and dog breeds? Explore Breed Info
If you’re one of the millions of people who searched for a dog this year, get some tips to welcome them home!