Top 35+ Cute Dog Breeds That Will Make You Smile and Say "Awww"

1) Dachshund

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Who can resist a little wiener dog? Their long, wiggly bodies and stumpy little legs are just too funny, earning them the top spot on this list. They even come in miniature for an extra dash of cuteness.

2) Shiba Inu

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

3) Golden Retriever

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Look at that friendly grin! Golden locks and an upbeat attitude are trademarks of the much-loved golden retriever — and part of why they are some of the most popular dogs in the country.

4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

These pups are royally cute. Queen Elizabeth II had over 30 corgis in her lifetime! Their small size, big ears, and stubby tails are a winning combination.

5) Pomeranian

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

These puffballs pack quite a punch in the cuteness department. They are so small and fluffy that they almost look like teddy bears, with their bright eyes and button nose.

6) Siberian Husky

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

They may look like a mini wolf, but huskies are some of the most loyal dogs out there. From their beautiful, ice-colored eyes to their lusciously thick coat, Huskies are one of the most striking dog breeds.

7) Samoyed

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

These super-fluffy dogs are guaranteed adorable. Although their long white coat requires some upkeep (and does plenty of shedding), it’s worth it for how cute they are to cuddle.

8) Toy Poodle

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

These curly-haired cuties are small, standing only 10 inches tall at the shoulder. Their coats are hypoallergenic, and they are energetic dogs that love swimming!

9) Papillon

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

This breed is named for its fluffy ears: In French, the word “papillon” means butterfly. They make great lap dogs and are just the right size to scoop up in your arms.

10) Bichon Frisé

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

This is the classic little white dog, perfect for companionship. With the right grooming, you can give them a hilarious haircut to match their bright eyes and button nose.

11) Newfoundland

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

These dogs almost look like a mini bear, except for their long, floppy tongue. The American Kennel Club calls them “soft and soulful,” and they are famous for being good “nanny dogs” for young kids.

12) Chow-chow

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Good thing chow-chows are so cute: they’re notoriously stubborn and difficult to train.

13) Maltipoo

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

This cross-breed pup is the result of breeding a miniature poodle with a Maltese. They’re known to be lively, energetic and just plain adorable.

14) Border Collie

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

This medium-sized herding dog isn’t just cute, but presents an air of sophistication, too. Apropos of a breed from across the pond!

15) Pug

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Just try to resist that wrinkly face and smooshed-up muzzle! The curly tail seals the deal when it comes to cuteness.

16) Shih Tzu

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

If those big, soulful eyes and floppy ears don’t do it for you, the attitude will. This breed is known for showering its humans with affection and devotion.

17) Australian Shepherd

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Beauty and brains, Aussies have got it all. These intelligent pups like having a job to do, so the people-pleasers pick up new tricks right away.

18) American Staffordshire Terrier

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Am Staffs are just one of the breeds popularly called pit bulls, but don't let stereotypes fool you. These good-natured and smart pups love being a part of the family.

19) Beagle

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Snoopy may be the world's most popular beagle, but the three-dimensional ones are just as charming. The lovable hounds like to follow their noses, occasionally right into trouble.

20) Shetland Sheepdog

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Shelties love kids and cuddles on the couch. And with that long, adorable face, what more could you need? These herding dogs are both smart and obedient.

21) Yorkshire Terrier

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Yorkies started off working in Victorian factories, but their gorgeous (and hypoallergenic!) fur soon earned them a reputation in elite circles as an adorable companion.

22) French Bulldog

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

It's no surprise city dwellers spot Frenchies on almost every block. The low-energy, big-eared pups are probably the cutest roommates you could have. Plus, they never leave dishes in the sink.

23) English Setter

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Called the "gentleman of the dog world," the English setter is known for both its style and its strength. Just don't describe their coats as spotted. The speckled pattern is known as "belton."

24) Bernese Mountain Dog

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Picture giant, friendly fluff-balls and you've got Bernese Mountain Dogs down to a T. Swiss farmers originally raised them as good-natured helpers, so they're super strong.

25) Dalmatian

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Whether they're in fire stations or Disney movies, Dalmatians' distinctive coats win hearts wherever they go. The pups only develop the spots later in life though; the litters start out completely white.

27) Cairn Terrier

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

If you've ever seen the Wizard of Oz, you'll know these little guys are the sweetest sidekicks around. An abandoned Cairn terrier named Terry went on to become one of the biggest canine movie stars in history.

29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

If you've ever received a "Wheaten greetin'," you know that the hypoallergenic terriers love to give an enthusiastic welcome, which makes them even cuter. Bring it on!

30) Welsh Springer Spaniel

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Known for their red-and-white coats, Welshies just might take the title of most adorable hunting dog. The upbeat pups come from a storied pedigree, too: The breed dates all the way back to 7000 B.C.

31) Cocker Spaniel

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

The Disney classic Lady and the Tramp proved how dignified cocker spaniels can be. In real life, these merry dogs love brisk walks and lots of playtime. And look at those wavy ears!

32) Brittany

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Not quite a setter, not quite a spaniel, Brittanys win people over with their fun-loving attitudes and boundless energy. Those high-set ears are even softer than they look, too.

33) Basenji

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

Known as the "barkless dog," basenjis alert their owners with a noise similar to a chortle. Bonus: The unusual hounds don't shed very much either, leaving your clothes fur-free.

34) Bearded Collie

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

If you love long-haired, shaggy dogs, these collies are the best breed for you. Also called beardies, these boisterous and charismatic herders are specifically prized for their dreamy expressions.

35) Great Dane

1) Dachshund, 2) Shiba Inu, 3) Golden Retriever, 4) Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 5) Pomeranian, 6) Siberian Husky, 7) Samoyed, 8) Toy Poodle, 9) Papillon, 10) Bichon Frisé, 11) Newfoundland, 12) Chow-chow, 13) Maltipoo, 14) Border Collie, 16) Shih Tzu, 17) Australian Shepherd, 18) American Staffordshire Terrier, 19) Beagle, 20) Shetland Sheepdog, 21) Yorkshire Terrier, 22) French Bulldog, 23) English Setter, 24) Bernese Mountain Dog, 25) Dalmatian, 27) Cairn Terrier, 29) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, 30) Welsh Springer Spaniel, 31) Cocker Spaniel, 32) Brittany, 33) Basenji, 34) Bearded Collie, 35) Great Dane

These gentle giants of the dog world love staying close to their owners, but there's no confusing them with lap dogs. Standing almost 3 feet high at the shoulder, Great Danes literally take "cute" to the next level.

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