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This list ranks the 50 most popular dog breeds in the United States, according to the American Kennel Club. You can find the perfect pet here, based on your amount of physical activity, your living space, the size of your family and, most importantly, your personality. Which popular breeds are your favorite? 50. Bloodhound Getty Images loodhounds can follow scents over miles of terrain, which can make them difficult to walk, so you need to be as fit as your pup to keep up. This breed is otherwise easy-going, friendly and loyal. They’re laid back and love kids and other animals. If you have a big family, this dog truly feels like it’s “the more the merrier.” Bloodhound Summary Bloodhound Overview Temperament: Friendly, Independent, Inquisitive Height: 25-27 inches (male), 23-25 inches (female) Weight: 90-110 pounds (male), 80-100 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-12 years 49. Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier These active, smart dogs are extroverts and crave attention. If you’re thinking of getting one, it’s best not to leave them alone for too long, as they are prone to separation anxiety. As a terrier, they need a moderate amount of exercise and grooming, but they’re otherwise happy companions that will follow you in whatever activity you engage in. Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Summary Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Overview Temperament: Friendly, Happy, Deeply Devoted Height: 18-19 inches (male), 17-18 inches (female) Weight: 35-40 pounds (male), 30-35 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 12-14 years 48. Saint Bernard Yes, they’re massive, and they have a long-standing reputation for rescuing stranded travelers in snowy climates, but for all their power, they’re also gentle dogs with family members. Their intelligent, friendly face is a welcome sight to those in need of rescue, and so it will be for you when you come home from a hard day’s work. Saint Bernard Summary Saint Bernard Overview Temperament: Playful, Charming, Inquisitive Height: 28-30 inches (males), 26-28 inches (female) Weight: 140-180 pounds (male), 120-140 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 8-10 years 47. Akita Getty Images This big, bulky dog cuts an imposing figure with its quiet presence, making them wonderful guard dogs. Early socialization and training is essential, as they can be intolerant to other animals. A well-trained Akita, however, makes a wonderful family companion that has a very affectionate, fun side with those they love. Akita Summary Akita Overview Temperament: Courageous, Dignified, Profoundly Loyal Height: 26-28 inches (male), 24-26 inches (female Weight: 100-130 pounds (male), 70-100 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-13 years 46. Bichon Frise Getty Images Bichons are wonderful companions for kids and other animals. Their small frame makes them perfect for small apartments and city dwelling, as they tend to roll through any situation and environment with an inherent confidence. They don’t make the best watchdog, however, as they are overly friendly to everyone they meet. Bichon Frise Summary Bichon Frise Overview Temperament: Playful, Curious, Peppy Height: 9.5-11.5 inches Weight: 12-18 pounds Life Expectancy: 14-15 years 45. Shiba Inu Getty Images This Japanese breed has been featured in many memes and continues to grow in popularity. Alert, expressive and highly intelligent, these sturdy pups are bold, confident and friendly and a great addition to any family. Shibas are built for an active lifestyle, so make sure yours gets plenty of exercise. Shiba Inu Summary Shiba Inu Overview Temperament: Alert, Active, Attentive Height: 14.5-16.5 inches (male), 13.5-15.5 inches (female) Weight: 23 pounds (male), 17 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 13-16 years 44. Belgian Malinois Getty Images Owning a malinois requires you to be active. Because the breed needs mental stimulation, physical activity and socialization, it may not work well for a small apartment or a person who’s more introverted. However, if you have plenty of room to roam and love to exercise, do consider this dog who will happily stay by your side as you embark on any adventure. Belgian Malinois Summary Belgian Malinois Overview Temperament: Confident, Smart, Hardworking Height: 24-26 inches (male), 22-24 inches (female) Weight: 60-80 pounds (male), 40-60 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 14-16 years 43. Chesapeake Bay Retriever The strong, powerful Chessie was bred as a bird dog and comes with emotional complexities, but that shouldn’t stop you from owning one. They train well but are sometimes willful, and they are not overly friendly to strangers. However, they are excellent watchdogs and well-socialized, confident, loving companions. Chesapeake Bay Retriever Summary Chesapeake Bay Retriever Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Bright, Sensitive Height: 23-26 inches (male), 21-24 inches (female) Weight: 65-80 pounds (male), 55-70 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-13 years 42. West Highland White Terrier Getty Images Small and cute, this former ratter still may look for small animals in your yard, so make sure to train them away from this trait. Despite their size, they are strong, fearless and don’t need much in the way of pampering. Their independence can make them willful, but they are faithful, kind dogs that love to be part of a family. West Highland White Terrier Summary West Highland White Terrier Overview Temperament: Loyal, Happy, Entertaining Height: 11 inches (male), 10 inches (female) Weight: 15-20 pounds Life Expectancy: 13-15 years 41. Rhodesian Ridgeback If you want to own a ridgeback, you’d best be active — they are fast and powerful athletes that can tip the scales at about 90 pounds. Training is essential for the breed that is fiercely independent and may run your household if left unchecked. Nonetheless, ridgebacks are faithful and overly affectionate with their chosen family. Rhodesian Ridgeback Summary Rhodesian Ridgeback Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Dignified, Even-Tempered Height: 25-27 inches (male), 24-26 inches (female) Weight: 85 pounds (male), 70 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10 years 40. Collie With an impressive coat, the collie gives off a regal air, but they’re working dogs through and through. The breed is especially fond of children, so much so that it has been characterized as such in TV and movies — remember “Lassie”? These smart, athletic dogs love constant companionship and exercise. Make sure to groom them frequently, too. Collie Summary Collie Overview Temperament: Devoted, Graceful, Proud Height: 24-26 inches (male), 212-24 inches (male) Weight: 60-75 pounds (male), 50-65 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 12-14 years 39. Basset Hound The basset stands low and long, and they may be slow, but that doesn’t mean they’re not powerful — their strength and stamina are evident once they become part of the family. Steadfastly loyal, the basset will charm any owner with their big puppy dog eyes, floppy ears and clownish expressions. While they may not be overly affectionate, they’re extremely loyal to their chosen family. Basset Hound Summary Basset Hound Overview Temperament: Charming, Patient, Low-Key Height: Up to 15 inches Weight: 40-65 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-13 years 38. Border Collie These athletic herders are top dogs when it comes to intelligence, and their agility and gait makes them shoo-ins to win many a competition. To keep your collie happy, make sure to keep them occupied. Having a “job” is key to their contentment. Border Collie Summary Border Collie Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Smart, Energetic Height: 19-22 inches (male), 18-21 inches (female) Weight: 30-55 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-15 years 37. Cane Corso The Cane Corso hails from Italy and is a natural-born guard dog. They are loyal to a fault, and as a result, are highly protective of their loved ones. These highly intelligent, massive dogs can end up owning you if you’re not prepared for the challenges they bring, so make sure you socialize them early and give them the proper training. Cane Corso Summary Cane Corso Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Intelligent, Majestic Height: 25-27.5 inches (male), 23.5-26 inches (female) Weight: Proportionate to height Life Expectancy: 9-12 years 36. Newfoundland One of the largest dog breeds, Newfies can weigh up to 150 pounds and stand about 28-inches tall. That makes for a whole lot of dog, so it can be surprising when you meet one and discover their sweet temperament. They do particularly well with kids, but make sure you’re ready for the physical challenges of owning one. Newfoundland Summary Newfoundland Overview Temperament: Sweet, Patient, Devoted Height: 28 inches (male), 26 inches (female) Weight: 130-150 pounds (male), 100-120 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 9-10 years 35. Miniature American Shepherd They look like Australian shepherds but are California born and bred. Miniature American shepherds are true herding dogs that will tend to corral small animals and kids, so training is essential. They are energetic, extremely bright, loyal to their owners, but wary of strangers, especially on their territory. Miniature American Shepherd Summary Miniature American Shepherd Overview Temperament: Good-Natured, Intelligent, Devoted Height: 14-18 inches (male), 13-17 inches (female) Weight: 20-40 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-13 years 34. Weimaraner Surely you’ve seen photos of Weimaraners standing in some precarious positions — this is because they are known for their grace and balance. However, in families, they are always on solid ground as loving companions who are great with kids. They are intelligent, easily trainable and fun, but need to be physically and mentally challenged to stay happy. Weimaraner Summary Weimaraner Overview Temperament: Friendly, Fearless, Obedient Height: 25-27 inches (male), 23-25 inches (female) Weight: 70-90 pounds (male), 55-75 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-13 years 33. Maltese The Maltese is small and guaranteed to win hearts with their big, black eyes and cute button noses. That said, they’re hardy dogs that are much tougher than they appear. They’re adaptable, alert and fearless (all of which makes them great watchdogs), and are up for any activity. They barely shed, live a long time and do well with human and canine companions alike. Maltese Summary Maltese Overview Temperament: Gentle, Playful, Charming Height: 7-9 inches Weight: Under 7 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-15 years 32. Chihuahua This tiny breed possesses all the charm and loyalty you could want in any canine companion, but their big-dog attitude will have them running your house sooner than you think. So, some training is essential. Chihuahuas are perfect for city living, but are too small for roughhousing with kids, as they can get injured easily. Chihuahua Summary Chihuahua Overview Temperament: Charming, Graceful, Sassy Height: 5-8 inches Weight: Not exceeding 6 pounds Life Expectancy: 14-16 years 31. Pug The pug is the clown of the dog world and is described by the phrase “multum in parvo” (“a lot in a little”) — an apt description of this small but muscular breed. This pup has a royal Chinese lineage and has delighted owners for centuries with comic expressions. Make sure to watch your pug’s weight — they really love to eat — and make sure to keep them in a temperature-controlled climate when weather extremes occur. Pug Summary Pug Overview Temperament: Charming, Mischievous, Loving Height: 10-13 inches Weight: 14-18 pounds Life Expectancy: 13-15 years 30. Vizsla As alert hunting companions, vizslas are used to working side by side with humans. A result of hundreds of years of this relationship, they’ve formed tight bonds with their owners and hate being left alone. Vizslas excel in any activity, from sports to obedience training — and their stamina and gait also make them great running companions. Vizsla Summary Vizsla Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Gentle, Energetic Height: 22-24 inches (male), 21-23 inches (female) Weight: 55-60 pounds (male), 44-55 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 12-14 years 29. Cocker Spaniel A capable bird dog, the cocker spaniel is a beloved companion to adults and kids alike. They live to please their owners and will join in any activity or a simple snuggle on the couch. Regular grooming is imperative to their health and happiness. Cocker Spaniel Summary Cocker Spaniel Overview Temperament: Gentle, Smart, Happy Height: 14.5-15.5 inches (male), 13.5-14.5 inches (female) Weight: 25-30 pounds (male), 20-25 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-14 years 28. Mastiff These giant dogs cast an imposing shadow when first meeting strangers, but are surprisingly gentle and friendly when they get to know people. When it comes to their families, they are patient, lovable companions that do well with gentle training. Their loyalty makes them extremely protective, and early socialization is essential. Mastiff Summary Mastiff Overview Temperament: Courageous, Dignified, Good-Natured Height: 30 inches and up (male), 27.5 inches and up (female) Weight: 160-230 pounds (male), 120-170 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 6-10 years 27. English Springer Spaniel Springers are affable dogs who love kids and other animals. They are happy to be part of the family and will eagerly join in any of its activities. This tough and muscular hunter is highly trainable and loves to people please, but don’t leave them alone for too long — as this is quite a social breed. English Springer Spaniel Summary English Springer Spaniel Overview Temperament: Friendly Playful, Obedient Height: 20 inches (male), 19 inches (female) Weight: 50 pounds (male), 40 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 12-14 years 26. Brittany Getty Images Brittanys look like spaniels, but are smaller and have plenty of zeal, which was bred into them from their ability to hunt. Today, that get-up-and-go can be easily channeled into sports, competition or obedience training. The Brittany is an all-purpose partner for outdoorsy, active owners. Brittany Summary Brittany Overview Temperament: Bright, Fun-Loving, Upbeat Height: 17.5-20.5 inches Weight: 30-40 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-14 years 25. Bernese Mountain Dog These large, sturdy working dogs thrive in cold weather — after all, they once worked on farms in Switzerland. Today, they make content, playful friends of the entire family, but more often than not, they'll get attached to just one person who will be lucky to have this protective best friend for life. Bernese Mountain Dog Summary Bernese Mountain Dog Overview Temperament: Good-Natured, Calm, Strong Height: 25-27.5 inches (male), 23-26 inches (female) Weight: 80-115 pounds (male), 70-95 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 7-10 years 24. Shetland Sheepdog Getty Images Shetlands are small but agile and incredibly smart. They do well in competition when it comes to obedience, agility and herding. At home, they are sensitive, affectionate and loyal to family members, but keep a protective stance with strangers. Shetland Sheepdog Summary Shetland Sheepdog Overview Temperament: Playful, Energetic, Bright Height: 13-16 inches Weight: 15-25 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-14 years 23. Havanese Havenese are sturdy, adaptable tricksters — games come easily to them, and they love keeping the attention of humans and animals alike. Small but sturdy, Havs make excellent watch dogs, despite their small stature. To keep yours from getting matted, regular grooming of their long, coarse coat is essential. Havanese Summary Havanese Overview Temperament: Intelligent, Outgoing, Funny Height: 8.5-11.5 inches Weight: 7-13 pounds Life Expectancy: 14-16 years 22. Pomeranian Poms are easily trainable, smart and make excellent watchdogs, despite their small frame. They love kids and can live in any environment, from a big house to a small apartment. Poms enjoy plenty of indoor play and short walks. They are most content, however, to provide plenty of laughs for their chosen family. Pomeranian Summary Pomeranian Overview Temperament: Inquisitive, Bold, Lively Height: 6-7 inches Weight: 3-7 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-16 years 21. Boston Terrier Compact and well-balanced, the Boston makes an excellent city pet. They’re always up for a quick walk or sitting at your feet at a busy cafe. Mostly, however, this sturdy, friendly dog is content to lap up the attention they will undoubtedly receive from passersby, who fall in love with their big round eyes and comical face. Boston Terrier Summary Boston Terrier Overview Temperament: Friendly, Bright, Amusing Height: 15-17 inches Weight: 12-25 pounds Life Expectancy: 11-13 years 20. Shih Tzu Shih Tzus capture the heart of everyone they come across. Especially affectionate with children, they hail from the ancient royal palaces of China but will feel equally at home in a small urban apartment. Perhaps best of all, they are content to warm your lap as you watch TV. Shih Tzu Summary Shih Tzu Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Playful, Outgoing Height: 9-10.5 inches Weight: 9-16 pounds Life Expectancy: 10-18 years 19. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Noble. That’s the word usually used to describe this graceful, small dog with big round eyes that can easily charm their owner into a treat or playtime. While Cavs have a royal lineage, they are easy-going and quite friendly to everyone. If you’re active, they’re happy to join in on your activities. And if not, they’re content to sleep next to you on the couch. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Summary Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Gentle, Graceful Height: 12-13 inches Weight: 13-18 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-15 years 18. Miniature Schnauzer Cute but sometimes aloof, minis have long beards and brows that give them the appearance of a human looking at you in judgment. But looks can deceive, as they are some of the most loving breeds around. They’re tough, too — they were bred to be ratters and remain fearless, but they are friendly, trainable and get along with animals and kids. Miniature Schnauzer Summary Miniature Schnauzer Overview Temperament: Friendly, Smart, Obedient Height: 12-14 inches Weight: 11-20 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-15 years 17. Australian Shepherd These medium-sized herding dogs are known for their intellect, and they make great family pets. But they still have deep instincts to herd and will do so with everything from animals to kids. If you’re sedentary, this may not be the pet for you, as the shepherd longs to be active. However, if you love an intellectual and tireless sparring partner, you may have found your new best friend. Australian Shepherd Summary Australian Shepherd Overview Temperament: Smart, Work-Oriented, Exuberant Height: 20-23 inches (male), 18-21 inches (female) Weight: 50-65 pounds (male), 40-55 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 12-15 years 16. Doberman Pinscher When you think of Dobies, you probably think of a muscular, lean dog ready to protect their owners at all cost. While they do make great guard dogs, they’re also loving companions but need to be socialized from an early age. Exercise is also important for Dobies — without it, they can become bored or agitated, which can lead to aggression. Doberman Pinscher Summary Doberman Pinscher Overview Temperament: Loyal, Fearless, Alert Height: 26-28 inches (male), 24-26 inches (female) Weight: 75-100 pounds (male), 60-90 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-12 years 15. Pembroke Welsh Corgi If they’re good enough for Queen Elizabeth, they’re good enough for your family! Despite their royal lineage, Pembrokes are not lap dogs. They were bred to be herding dogs, and fearlessness and independence are still inherent in the breed. This bold but friendly dog thrives with plenty of activity and family time. Pembroke Welsh Corgi Summary Pembroke Welsh Corgi Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Smart, Alert Height: 10-12 inches Weight: Up to 30 pounds (male), up to 28 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 12-13 years 14. Great Dane When standing on their hind legs, this gentle giant is taller than most people, casting an imposing figure. But while you wouldn’t want to tangle with a Great Dane when they’re in the role of guard dog, they have a sweet nature when it comes to those they trust and love. Great Dane Summary Great Dane Overview Temperament: Friendly, Patient, Dependable Height: 30-32 inches (male), 28-30 inches (female) Weight: 140-175 pounds (male), 110-140 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 7-10 years 13. Dachshund With their stubbly legs and sausage-like bodies, doxies aren’t made for strenuous exercise, but that doesn’t mean they’re dainty either. They’re tough little dogs, with a keen protective streak. Their big-dog bark makes them excellent watchdogs, and they’re extremely loyal to their owners. Dachshund Summary Dachshund Overview Temperament: Friendly, Curious, Spunky Height: 8-9 inches Weight: 16-32 pounds Life Expectancy: 12-16 years 12. Siberian Husky You know them as snow dogs leading teams sledding through the Alaskan wilderness, but Huskies make great family pets just the same. This powerful, friendly, agile breed is a natural pack dog and gets along with every human and animal alike. For this reason, they don’t make particularly great guard dogs, as they may lick an intruder into submission. Siberian Husky Summary Siberian Husky Overview Temperament: Loyal, Outgoing, Mischievous Height: 21-23.5 inches (male), 20-22 inches (female) Weight: 45-60 pounds (male), 35-50 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 12-14 years 11. Boxer The ever-alert boxer is a curious powerhouse with a smooth, assured gait. This upbeat and playful pup is great with kids due to their patience and gentleness, but they’re also a protective watchdog with no fear. Just note that they should be socialized from an early age. Boxer Summary Boxer Overview Temperament: Bright, Fun-Loving, Active Height: 23-25 inches (male), 21.5-23.5 inches (female) Weight: 65-80 pounds (male), 50-65 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-12 years 10. German Shorthaired Pointer When you’re looking for a graceful, loving dog, look no further than the German shorthaired pointer. The pointer exudes elegance, but they’re also powerful with plenty of speed and agility. While they make excellent hunters, they’re also wonderful family companions who love to play and need plenty of mental and physical challenges to stay motivated and happy. German Shorthaired Pointer Summary German Shorthaired Pointer Overview Temperament: Friendly, Smart, Willing to Please Height: 23-25inches (male), 21-23 inches (female) Weight: 55-70 pounds (male), 45-60 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-12 years 9. Yorkshire Terrier Yorkies are more than toys — they were bred as ratters and are surprisingly tough for being such little dogs. They pack a big attitude in a tiny frame and can be feisty or even bossy without the proper training. At the same time, these traits make them great guard dogs. Yorkies make popular city dogs and are hypoallergenic, both of which are reasons for their popularity, but more than anything else, they are loving, loyal companions to their chosen humans. Yorkshire Terrier Summary Yorkshire Terrier Overview Temperament: Affectionate, Sprightly, Tomboyish Height: 7-8 inches Weight: 7 pounds Life Expectancy: 11-15 years 8. Rottweiler We imagine that when you think of guard dogs, the Tottie is forefront in your mind. Well, at nearly 27-inches tall, they can be imposing, especially for strangers. However, they make a calm, confident companion for any family. Make sure to train and socialize your pup early, as to not be overly territorial. Rottweiler Summary Rottweiler Overview Temperament: Loyal, Loving, Confident Guardian Height: 24-27 inches (male), 22-25 inches (female) Weight: 95-135 pounds (male), 80-100 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 9-10 years 7. Poodle When it comes to poodles you have three sizes to choose from — standard, miniature and toy. Whichever you choose, don’t mistake the poodle for a simple lap dog. They are athletic, smart and fun for the whole family. Poodles are still very much working dogs at heart — they were once great hunters of waterfowl, and their ornate grooming reflects that history. Poodle Summary Poodle Overview Temperament: Active, Proud, Very Smart Height: Under 10 inches (toy), 10-15 inches (miniature), over 15 inches (standard) Weight: 10-15 pounds (miniature), 60-70 pounds (male standard), 40-50 pounds (female standard) Life Expectancy: 10-18 years 6. Beagle Beagles are active family dogs that bring big personality in a small body. Hardy, friendly and sometimes stubborn, the beagle is known for having a big voice and is a friend to kids and adults alike. Keep an eye on them in your yard, however — they were originally bred to track small game and still have that instinct. Beagle Summary Beagle Overview Temperament: Friendly, Curious, Merry Height: 13 inches and under, 13-15 inches Weight: Under 20 pounds (13 inches and under), 20-30 pounds (13-15 inches) Life Expectancy: 10-15 years 5. Bulldog The rough and rugged bulldog was originally a cattle driver, but today, they make wonderful playmates for kids. They are gentle, loving and eager to please, and don’t need much exercise. As a matter of fact, they are very content to nap — a lot — but do watch their weight and keep them out of extreme temperatures. Bulldog Summary Bulldog Overview Temperament: Friendly, Courageous, Calm Height: 14-15 inches Weight: 50 pounds (male), 40 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 8-10 years 4. French Bulldog With their large bat ears, big eyes and short noses, Frenchies are extremely popular clowns, but they are also quite affectionate and protective. They can live just about anywhere and do not require much exercise, which makes them perfect for apartment dwellers and seniors alike. French Bulldog Summary French Bulldog Overview Temperament: Adaptable, Playful, Smart Height: 11-13 inches Weight: Up to 28 pounds Life Expectancy: 10-12 years 3. Golden Retriever When you think of a dog that is the picture-perfect family companion, it’s likely that the golden is high on your list. These fun pups are a big favorite among kids of all ages who love their silliness and loyalty. Whether you need a best friend to comfort you in your time of need or a playmate to frolic with, the golden is happy to serve you in any role you require. Golden Retriever Summary Golden Retriever Overview Temperament: Friendly, Intelligent, Devoted Height: 23-24 inches (male), 21.5-22.5 inches (male) Weight: 65-75 pounds (male), 55-65 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-12 years 2. German Shepherd When it comes to devotion, loyalty and protection, you can’t do better than the German shepherd. They are intelligent, capable and extremely fearless, which is why they’re usually working with law enforcement. Shepherds also make great service, search and rescue, and herding dogs, but mostly, they excel as faithful companions to every member of the family. German Shepherd Summary German Shepherd Overview Temperament: Confident, Courageous, Smart Height: 24-26 inches (male), 22-24 inches (female) Weight: 65-90 pounds (male), 50-70 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 7-10 years 1. Labrador Retriever Labs are currently the most popular dog in the U.S., and with good reason — this family-friendly companion is good-natured, hard-working and covers all the bases as man’s best friend. Labs still work with hunters in retrieving game as they did centuries ago, but they also work as search and rescue, service and show dogs, and make a welcome addition to any home. Labrador Retriever Summary Labrador Retriever Overview Temperament: Friendly, Active, Outgoing Height: 22.5-24.5 inches (male), 21.5-23.5 inches (female) Weight: 65-80 pounds (male), 55-70 pounds (female) Life Expectancy: 10-12 years Photos - Getty Images By: familyminded.com

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