This smushy face and often times one eyed breed is best known for it's appearance in the movie "Men in Black." View Image

This breed prefers Cesars wet food for every meal and hails from the Highland region of Scotland. View Image

This stumpy legged breed has very droopy ears, so long that they often times trip on them. View Image

This all-american family dog comes in yellow, black, and chocolate and is best known for being the world's worst dog in "Marley and Me." View Image

This pink collar dog has a very distinct playstyle that involves right hooks and undercuts. Luckily they have a short snout and so tire quickly. View Image

This tiny breed can be found in many a housewife's purse and is best known for its tag line, "Yo quiero." View Image

This feisty fido comes in many colors, though he is best known in black for his vital role in "The Wizard of Oz." View Image

This compact hound dog is best known for it's persistent baying and as Charlie Brown's faithful sidekick. View Image

This popular breed is known for being lovable and adorable in "Lady and the Tramp," but those of us who know better know that they can be prone to multiple personality disorder. View Image

This cold-weather breed can run forever and is happiest if pulling you along behind. View Image

This fluffy, animated breed is a descendant of sled dogs of Iceland and Lapland. Their hair is often trimmed to resemble a lion. Unless you belong to Lisa Vanderpump, in which case you don't worry about your haircut and you just wear tuxedos. View Image

This high energy, tenacious breed has starred in many roles in Hollywood including "Frasier," "The Mask" and "Wishbone." Comes in a smooth and wire coated variety and has often been compared to a pogo stick. View Image

This sleek, pointy breed has a crazy high metabolism and can reach speeds up to 45 mph in just 3 strides. View Image

This neurotic breed is known as the "gray ghost." View Image

This giant family dog will catch stray baseballs if they fly over his fence. Known as "The Beast" in the classic movie "The Sandlot." Oh, and always keep a towel handy... View Image

This small breed has actual hair, not fur. Usually has long, luxurious locks styled with a red bow in the competition show world. View Image

This is the largest of the terrier group, known as the "King of Terriers." They were a favorite among presidents Woodrow Wilson and Calvin Coolidge as well as actor, John Wayne. View Image

This hound dog is named for it's coloring and the creature it "trees." View Image

This dog is only happy when in the great outdoors pointing out fowl to the hunter. As a pet, they require LOTS of exercise. Comes in liver and white. View Image

This is a SLOBBER MONSTER and is best known for always carrying a keg around its neck and starring in the "Beethoven" saga. View Image

This fuzzy faced breed has almost human like expressions although his eyes protrude further than his nose. Best known for his role along side Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt in "As Good As It Gets." View Image

This active breed is predominantly white with black and tan markings. They have a broad tail base to grasp when pulling them out of the vermin holes they search. View Image

This long and lean hound dog originates in Spain and is oftentimes mistaken for it's close relative the Pharoh Hound. View Image

This heavy-boned, low-riding breed was one of the 9 original breeds recognized by AKC. Can trace it's ancestry to the basset hound, so it's the droopiest, stumpiest, and slowest of all the spaniels. View Image

This enormous, fluffy dog hails from the Swiss Alps and so prefers snowy climates. Known best for his great ability to pull carts. View Image