These distinguished-looking dogs do well in colder weather, making Delaware a great place to call home. And Delaware seems to agree, having chosen this wintry dog as their favorite breed. The Akita is a quiet and quirky animal: They're wary of strangers, but fiercely affectionate and loyal to their families. Their natural instinct is to protect which makes them great guard dogs, but they must be socialized from a young age to get along with other pets. Similar to Delaware, Virginia's northeastern climate is ideal for this thick-coated dog. Akitas are very active dogs, so the terrain of Virginia, offering everything from mountains to beaches, is perfect for these exploratory animals.
Florida and New Jersey: Maltese
In the states of Florida and New Jersey, the breed that most frequently makes the top lists is the Maltese. These tiny dogs have highly-adaptable personalities making them a good fit for both young families and retired seniors. The Maltese is a very social dog and can suffer from separation anxiety if left alone for long periods of time, so they do best with owners who are home a lot.
Georgia, Oklahoma, and Texas: Miniature Schnauzer
Sourced by Rover city data, Georgians', Oklahomans', and Texans' favorite dog breed is the Miniature Schnauzer. These friendly and obedient dogs are long-living and low-shedding, making them wonderful lifelong companions, especially for families. Small in size, but largely playful, Schnauzers can adapt to apartment life or farm life, making them great in big cities like Atlanta and Dallas or out in the Oklahoma plains.
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