Dog's Love

Dog's Love is a dog breed guide and breed finder for 391 breeds — with the tools to help you choose one, not just read about them. MATCH: FIND THE BREED THAT FITS YOU Answer ten straightforward questions — the kind of home you have, whether there are children, how much exercise you can genuinely commit to every day, how long the dog would be left alone, how you feel about shedding and barking. Your answers are scored against 26 rated traits held for every breed, and you get a ranked shortlist: each breed with a match percentage and the specific traits that earned it a place. COMPARE BREEDS SIDE BY SIDE Torn between two or three? Put up to three breeds next to each other and see exactly how they differ on height, weight, lifespan and all 26 traits — apartment living, friendliness with children, trainability, shedding, energy, barking and more. FILTER 391 BREEDS DOWN TO A HANDFUL Filter by size and breed group, and set minimum scores for the traits you care about: good with children, good for first-time owners, tolerates being alone, easy to groom. A live count tells you how many breeds still match as you adjust. SAVE A SHORTLIST Tap the heart on any breed to save it. Your shortlist is waiting the next time you open the app. BROWSE IN DEPTH Every breed has a full profile: history, personality, health, care, feeding, coat and grooming, and how they are with children and other pets, plus rescue groups and breed organisations. Browse as cards, a compact list or a photo grid, and group by alphabet, breed group, size, height, weight or lifespan. WHAT'S INSIDE • 391 dog breeds, from the Affenpinscher to the Yorkshire Terrier • 26 rated traits for every breed • 8 breed groups • Full-length profiles covering history, health, care and temperament • Breed information stored on your device • No account, no sign-up, nothing to configure Dog's Love is free and supported by advertising. A note on what this app is for: Dog's Love is a reference and shortlisting tool to help you narrow the field before you talk to a breeder, a shelter or your vet. It is not veterinary advice, and no app can tell you how an individual dog will turn out.