If you find yourself at odds with your building’s pet policy, there’s a law on the books in New York City that could help you. It’s called the New York City Pet Law or “The Three Month Law.” It’s a law that applies to co-ops in the five boroughs and also applies to condos in Brooklyn, Staten Island, and Queens.

More than 150 different breeds — ranging from Afghan Hounds to Yorkshire Terriers — appeared at this year’s edition of “Meet the Breeds” brought to you by the American Kennel Club.

Will a Dalmatian be a good Urban Dog for you? If you have an active lifestyle... enjoy running, skateboarding or any other high energy sport...  and your Dal can accompany you... and if you have the time to spend with and properly train your pup, well, then we’re prepared to give you a qualified "yes."

Shar-Peis, an ancient breed from China, are a great candidate if you are looking for an Urban Dog. Check out our article for all the do’s and don’t’s of taking care of your Wrinkle Dog in New York City.

Urban Dog searches high and low to find out that the most popular dog breeds are in New York City. Some of the answers may surprise you! It’s not all toy dogs!