Quiz: What Kind of Dog Should You Adopt?

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Australian cattle dogs are known for their intelligence and energy. Getty Images/EyeEm
Australian cattle dogs are known for their intelligence and energy.
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American Bulldogs do well with large lawns and spaces to roam about. They are very sweet dogs but have strong temperaments that need to be managed from an early age.
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Dachsunds are known for their short legs and hot-dog-shaped bodies.
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American Staffordshire terriers are loyal, large-breed dogs. They are known for being good watchdogs.
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Beagles were originally bred as hunting dogs and are known for being loyal companions.
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German Shepherds are loyal and protective dogs that are used by law enforcement and military teams around the world due to their intelligence.
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Boxers are a large breed with a lower lifespan than others – 8 to 10 years – but are very intelligent and good playmates for children.
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Chihuahuas are tiny dogs with a long lifespan, ranging from 14 to 18 years. Because they are often raised without any training, these adorable puppies turn into uncontrolable adults and end up homeless when their owners give them up.
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Labrador retrievers can be ideal pets for families due to their demeanor and size. They also eat up to 4 cups of dog food per day, so it's best to check your budget before adopting one.
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American pit bull terriers are the dogs most often found in shelters across the United States.
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Poodles are large purebreds known for being affectionate. They need plenty of exercise to stay happy.
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Yorkshire Terriers are small dogs that are self-assured and affectionate. They need lots of attention and function well with older children.
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French Bulldogs are laid back, yet intelligent dogs that work well as watchdogs.
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Beagles are sweet, medium-sized dogs that need regular exercise. They're talented in hunting, detection, and tracking.
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The English Bulldog may look intimidating, but beneath its muscular exterior and wrinkled muzzle is a friendly, patient, and extremely loyal companion, especially to young children.
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Golden Retrievers are highly intelligent, affectionate, and easily trained, which makes them a popular family companion.
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German Shepherds are loyal companions that are often used as police and military dogs.
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Labrador Retrievers are extremely loyal and intelligent, and easily trained for service animal roles. They are also obedient and get along well with children, leading them to be popular pets.
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