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    Last Updated: 07/05/2025

    Most Popular Dog Breeds 2023

    Find out the most popular dog breeds of 2023 that Aussies owned including which ones were most popular in your State or Territory!

    Author: Dr Gillian Hill BVSc (Hons)

    Reading Time: 6 minutes - short read

    In the sun-soaked expanse of Australia, where mateship and a love for the outdoors thrive, the choice of a canine companion is a reflection of lifestyle, temperament, and a shared spirit of adventure. As we step into 2024, the canine landscape in the Land Down Under continues to evolve, unveiling a diverse array of beloved breeds that have captured the hearts of dog enthusiasts across the country.

    Join us on a journey through the Australian dog kingdom as we unveil the breeds that have earned the coveted title of "top dogs" in 2023, providing insights into the characteristics, trends, and stories that make them the beloved furry friends of many Aussie households. Whether you're a seasoned dog owner or contemplating welcoming a new four-legged friend into your life, this exploration into Australia's most popular dog breeds is bound to spark admiration and pique the curiosity of dog lovers across the continent.

    In this article, you'll find:

    Top 10 Dog Breeds

    Top Breeds by State

    Top 10 Dog Breeds of 2023

    The Cavoodle claims 7.15% of the total dog breeds in the Pet Circle database, with the Labrador Retriever at 6.3% and the Border Collie at 5.14%

    Most Popular Dog Breeds by Australian State and Territory

    NSW

    1. Cavoodle
    2. Labrador
    3. Border Collie
    4. Dachshund
    5. Staffy

    QLD

    1. Border Collie
    2. Labrador
    3. Cavoodle
    4. Dachshund
    5. Staffy

    VIC

    1. Labrador
    2. Cavoodle
    3. Golden Retriever
    4. Border Collie
    5. German Shepherd

    SA

    1. Labrador
    2. Border Collie
    3. Golden Retriever
    4. Cavoodle
    5. Kelpie

    WA

    1. Labrador
    2. Cavoodle
    3. Golden Retriever
    4. Staffy
    5. Medium MixedBreed

    NT

    1. Medium Mixed Breed
    2. Border Collie
    3. Dachshund
    4. Cavoodle
    5. German Shepherd

    ACT

    1. Cavoodle
    2. Labrador
    3. Border Collie
    4. Dachshund
    5. Kelpie

    TAS

    1. Labrador
    2. Border Collie
    3. Cavoodle
    4. Golden Retriever
    5. Maltese

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