The most prominent dog breed from different parts of Europe

Dear blog, 

I have been keeping a rough record of the most popular dog breeds in each city or area I have visited. I find it interesting to see what dogs are "in style" or the most favored in each area. Some make so much sense. Some make just enough. 

Each place I have visited in Europe has been full of dogs. Most places in Europe are extremely walkable, so of course people are walking their dogs. 

In Budapest the most prominent dog breed we saw were Italian Greyhound and regular Greyhounds. I feel like it fits. Greyhounds are a little strange and Budapest is also a little strange. I love looking at Greyhounds, they look so awkward and silly. 

In Spoleto, a small town in the Umbria regione, the most popular dog we saw was either Shih Tzus or Mini Golden doodles. I feel this also fits. Spoleto was an adorable little town so of course their most popular dog breed would be adorable little dogs. 

In Venice it was tough to narrow it down. The only thing all the dogs really had in common was that they were off the leash. Most dogs we saw were trailing behind their owners, just going as they pleased. I saw so many different types of dogs but if I really had to choose, I would say maybe Jack Russel Terriers were the most common. 

In Prague the most common dogs were mutts. We saw one dog off the leash carrying a carton of spinach in his mouth. It was so silly! His owner was also carrying one. They were the cutest duo. It was them and their spinach against the world.

In Siena, the most popular dog breed is by far the Dachshund or more commonly known as the wiener dog. 

In each place we went to I saw dog breeds that I have never seen before. 

This dog looked like it was supposed to be tall, but wasn't. 

This dog looked more like a wolf than a dog. 

I will continue to add to this blog as I go more places.