10 Most Popular Dog Breeds in America

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7. Beagle

Beagles are a social dog breed that is eager to befriend new people and other dogs, but if they are not fully socialized from an early age, their strong hunting instincts may keep them from making friends with non-canine pets.

Another trait of this dog breed is that they are generally healthy and do not require complicated or costly visits to the groomer.

The beagle is also a highly adaptable canine. It can adapt to city life, but also to more rural areas. Although they would prefer to play in a large yard, the dog park may be an acceptable option for many beagles.

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