American Kennel Club: French Bulldog Most Popular Pooch In NYC
The American Kennel Club announced Thursday that the flat-faced, bat-eared breed was the city's most popular in 2014. The French bulldog displaced its cousin the bulldog in the top spot.
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The American Kennel Club announced Thursday that the flat-faced, bat-eared breed was the city's most popular in 2014. The French bulldog displaced its cousin the bulldog in the top spot.
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