They ALL deserve a home but some dog breeds take much longer to find one!

Some dog breeds are snapped right up almost after they arrive at Battersea pet dogs home, others wait nearly three times as long.

These are the dogs most requiring a loving owners to consider them on.

Whether it is because they’re big or uncommon, these breeds are prone to spend more time throughout Battersea Dogs Home.

This is the largest animal asylum in London this also graph shows how dogs of every breed stay in your house before they’re adopted.

It’s no real shock adorable, playful Labs are swept up quickly, but Bichon Frises are actually the breed most oftimes be picked up by people looking for a new companion. A little Bichon Frise is 3-5kg on average being an adult and between 23-30cm high.

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Akitas, the large dogs favoured by the Japanese royal family, take the longest to become adopted. These big, clever dogs take some dedication and training.

Equally, taking on a Dogue de Bordeaux is obviously a big commitment – adults weigh typically 55-65kg and they resist 70cm tall.

It’s good to view that Staffies, the little terriers which has a big reputation, are reasonably prone to get adopted. But the average Staffie still waits just for over one month to discover a new home.