Located in the upper midwestern section of the US, Minnesota is known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes because it has more than 14,000 bodies of water that are more than 10 acres. Also, one-third of it is covered in forests, making it a wonderful natural space all year long. The state boasts almost 5.8 … Read more
Located in the southern section of the United States, Mississippi is surrounded by Arkansas, Louisiana, the Gulf of Mexico, Alabama, and Tennessee. It has a population of 480,000 dogs and 2.9 humans and was named into the Union in 1817. If you like catfish, you can thank Mississippi because over half of the country’s catfish … Read more
Known for its giant structure, the 630-foot-tall Gateway Arch, Missouri is a state full of everything from inner cities to lush green forests and rugged countryside. It is a place for fishing, swimming, boating, hiking, biking, and camping as well as learning about the history of the area. Only one of two states that are … Read more
Located in the northwestern section of the United States, Montana is known for its mountains, wildlife, and vast space. It is surrounded by Canada, Wyoming, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Idaho. It is one of the only states in the country that does not have an official nickname. However, many locals just call it Big … Read more
Also known as the Cornhusker State, Nebraska is a US state in the middle of the country. The nickname was given to the state in 1945 after the popular University of Nebraska sports teams. It is surrounded by Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and South Dakota. With a population of more than 1.9 million people, … Read more
Surrounded by Vermont, Massachusetts, Maine, Canada, and the Atlantic Ocean, New Hampshire is a small state in the United States with about 1.4 million residents. It is part of the northeastern US called New England, along with Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, and Connecticut. Many people recognize New Hampshire as The Granite State because of … Read more
New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the country, with 9.3 million people within 8,723 square miles giving it 1,263 people per square mile. It also has an estimated 1.5 million fur babies, making it one of the most pup-popular states in the US. It is located in the northeast, surrounded by New … Read more
When you think of New Mexico, you may be reminded of Roswell and the UFO scare of 1947. However, the state is much more than that. The state has an estimated 2.1 million residents and 350,000 dogs and, is home to the Rocky Mountains, Ancient Pueblo People, and has the highest city in the country, … Read more
The most well-known state in the world, New York, the state located in the northeastern US also has the most well-known city in the world with the same name. It is popular too with 19.7 million residents and 3.2 million pups. There are a number of things that make New York so popular including the … Read more
You can find North Carolina in the southeastern United States, surrounded by Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, and the Atlantic Ocean. With just over 10.4 million residents, there are also about 1.7 million dogs living there. Pepsi and Krispy Kreme donuts were first created in North Carolina. It is also the largest producer of sweet … Read more
Bordering Canada to the north with Montana to the west, South Dakota to the south, and Minnesota to the east, North Dakota is surrounded by beauty and nature. It is also quite full of dogs, with an estimated 130,000 in residence, with the rest of the 780,000 residents. The top five dog breeds in the … Read more
Ohio is one of the oldest states, being settled in 1803. The population is over 11,000,000 and there are approximately 1.8 million dogs living there. Its nickname, The Buckeye State, was given to it because of the number of buckeye trees in the area when it was settled. Ohio is also known as the Birthplace … Read more
Between Kansas and Texas in the southcentral portion of the United States, Oklahoma is a state known for its different cultures including its indigenous peoples who lived there since the last ice age. Today, the state has a population of over four million people and an estimated 600,000 dogs. With a terrain that varies from … Read more
Known as the State of Natural Wonder, Oregon has some incredible sights to see, including the deepest lake in the US (Crater Lake), the deepest gorge in North America (Hells Canyon), the largest freshwater marsh in the country at Malheur Wildlife Refuge, and the largest number of wintering bald eagles in the world at Klamath … Read more
Located in the northeastern United States, Pennsylvania spans the Great Lakes, Appalachian, and Mid-Atlantic regions of the country. It is surrounded by Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia, Ohio, New York, and New Jersey. With over 13 million residents, it is also one of the most populated cities in the US. With the Appalachian, Pocono, and Allegheny … Read more
It may not surprise you that Rhode Island is the smallest state in the country but you may be surprised to know that there are 1.1 million residents with 165,000 dogs living in the tiny state. Another little-known fact is that Rhode Island is one of the 13 original colonies. It is also the only … Read more
In the southeastern section of the United States along the Atlantic coastline, South Carolina is one of the most populated states in the country, with 5.1 million residents. And because these millions of people love dogs, there are also an estimated 850,000 fur babies living there so there are a lot of dog-friendly places and … Read more
Known for its culture, agriculture, and the famous Mount Rushmore, South Dakota has a lot to offer everyone young and old as well as four-legged furry family members. It is not a huge state and only has 900,000 residents, making it one of the least populated states in the US. Located in the northern section … Read more
Texas is the second largest state in the US, with 268,596 square miles, 30 million residents, and an estimated five million fur babies. It is bordered by New Mexico, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Mexico, and the Gulf of Mexico. The most popular city for pup parents and their pets is Houston, although the capital is Austin. … Read more
Located in the western United States, Utah is bordered by Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, Wyoming, and Colorado. It is known for its incredible skiing in the winter and has dozens of ski resorts. However, the city is also known for its gorgeous mountains and water sports during the rest of the year. The population is over … Read more