92% of People Can't Name These Dangerously Cute Animals. Can You?

By: Jody Mabry
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92% of People Can't Name These Dangerously Cute Animals. Can You?
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People have always had affection toward dogs, cats and horses. These dangerously cute animals are not only adorable but also offer loving companionship to their human friends. How many of these dangerously cute breeds can you name from an image?
Dachshund
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Bloodhound
Borzoi
Greyhound
Dachshund
Despite their height, Dachshunds are not wimpy pushovers. They're busy little dogs, inquisitive and active, and, toddler-like, they love to help with household chores. The Dachsie is brave and confident.
Bulldog
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Boston Terrier
Dalmation
Chow Chow
Bulldog
In the 1930s, Bulldogs were taken to heart. This breed personified the courage and determination of the United States Marine Corps and was a favorite of our English allies. Some admirers even joked that Prime Minister Churchill looked a bit like a Bulldog, thus the trendy bully name of Winston.
Miniature Horse
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Oldenburg
Ranger
Miniature Horse
The Miniature Horse traces its history back to the 17th century in Europe, when oddities and unusual animals were talking points among nobility. Less refined Minis were employed as “pit ponies,” working and living inside mines. Minis were imported to America in the 1930s to work in the coal mines.
Thoroughbred

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Maine Coon
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
American Shorthair
Persian
British Shorthair
Maine Coon
Maine Coons are named for their fluffy, raccoon-like tail. They have a heavy, water-resistant coat over a muscular frame. They are one of the largest domestic cats, weighing between 10 and 18 pounds!
Basset Hound
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Basset Hound
Basset Hounds have big feet, trailing ears, and low-slung undersides that pick up dirt and carry it with them. They'll also take a drink and slobber it across the floor. Ears need to be cleaned frequently to avoid infections and eliminate odor.
Basenji
Beagle
Borzoi
Beagle
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Bloodhound
Basenji
Beagle
Beagles love other dogs and do well with other household pets. Sometimes raised in packs, Beagles are social creatures, easygoing, and hardy despite their size.
Basset Hound

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American Shorthair
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Persian
American Shorthair
American Shorthairs were created by a mix of selective breeding and natural selection. They are sociable and easy to train. They also get along great with other pets and children!
Siamese
Napoleon
Birman cat
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Cheetoh
Cyprus
Sam Sweet
Birman
It is very difficult to breed a proper Birman. Kittens are expensive and waiting lists are long. They can be characterized by their easygoing personality and gregariousness.
Haflinger
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Irish Draught Horse
Dartmoor Pony
Haflinger
The Haflinger hails from the Southern Tyrolean Mountains of Austria and Northern Italy and is thought to have been there since medieval times. In fact, the horse gets its name from the Tyrolean village of Hafling.
Ranger

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Appaloosa
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Selle Francais
Appaloosa
The Spanish introduced horses to Mexico in the 1500s, and spotted horses have been depicted in images as far back as prehistoric cave paintings. However, it wasn’t until the 1700s when horses first reached Northwest America that horses with Appaloosa coloring gained recognition in the United States.
Rocky Mountain Horse
Exmoor
Scottish Fold
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Scottish Fold
The Scottish Fold breed can be traced back to "Susie," a floppy-eared cat spotted by shepherd William Ross on a Scottish farm in 1961. Poorly bred Scottish Folds can develop severe skeletal deformities.
Burmese
Chausie
Cymric
Poodle
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Maltese
Poodle
Poodles are extremely affectionate and intelligent. With their small size, they usually stay away from roughhousing with other dogs and their owner. They require lots of attention and professional grooming.
Pomeranian
Shih Tzu

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Shar Pei
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Shar-Pei
Some Shar-Pei pups require "tacking" of the wrinkles around the eyes (a couple of temporary stitches to hold the wrinkles in place) until they grow into their skin.
Poodle
Bulldog
Chow Chow
Shih Tzu
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Papillon
Shih Tzu
Although Shih Tzus are non-aggressive, they're rarely submissive. They can show stubborn traits, particularly when asked to do something that isn't their idea of a good time. Positive reward training promises the best success.
Pomeranian
Silky Terrier
Shetland Pony
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Mountain Pleasure Horse
Gypsy
Shetland Pony
Off the coast of Scotland lie the Shetland Islands, the native habitat of the smallest pony in Britain, the Shetland Pony. It’s thought that the breed evolved on the Scandinavian tundra and was possibly brought over by Viking raiders.
Exmoor

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Siberian cat
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Cymric
Havana Brown
Siberian
Siberians were first imported to the United States in 1990. The breed is gaining popularity because it has a reputation for being hypoallergenic (which may or may not be the case, depending on the person). They are an affectionate breed and range in weight from 8 to 17 pounds.
Dragon Li
British Shorthair
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Persian
British Shorthair
The British Shorthair is characterized by its chunky body, dense coat and broad face. They mostly come in a grey-brown color and tend to be quiet, undemanding companions.
Ragdoll
Maine Coon
Pug
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Toy Poodle
Shih Tzu
Pug
With their small size and quiet lifestyle, Pugs are good apartment dogs. Although not athletic, they're hardy enough to enjoy a stroll around a country estate or a jaunt through the park.
Silky Terrier

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Norwegian forest cat
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Norwegian Forest Cat
Norwegian Forest cats (Wegies for short) are big cats. Males can weigh 13 to 22 pounds or more, with females somewhat smaller. The Wegie matures slowly and isn’t full grown until 5 years of age.
LaPerm
Raas
Siberian
Devon Rex
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Sphynx
Cornish Rex
Exotic Shorthair
Devon Rex
The Devon Rex is often described as having an elfin appearance, with large ears, high cheekbones and striking eyes. Their soft, wavy fur is the most prominent characteristic.
Doberman Pinscher
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Great Dane
Giant Schnauzer
Doberman Pinscher
A Doberman Pinscher is totally fearless and will take on a foe of any size. Yet he'll back off at a single command, alertly watching every move. This breed often adopts an extended family under its wing - orphaned kittens, other pets, and neighbors.
Bullmastiff

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Exotic Shorthair
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Oriental Shorthair
Exotic Shorthair
The Exotic Shorthair was developed by crossbreeding Persians with the American Shorthair. The Exotic is slightly more intelligent than the traditional Persian and gets along well with children and other pets.
Devon Rex
LaPerm
Siberian Husky
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Siberian Husky
The Siberian Husky is a social creature. Whether it's people or dogs, the Siberian wants to be part of a pack and interact. They can live outdoors, but need another dog for a companion and enjoy a romp with their human family.
Brittany
Samoyed
German Shorthair
Himalayan cat
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Dragon Li
Himalayan Cat
Unlike its parent breeds, the Persian and the Siamese, which are considered natural breeds, the Himalayan Cat is a man-made breed developed by crossing Persians with Siamese to bring in the color points and blue eyes of the Siamese. Breeders began to work toward this goal in 1931, at first simply to determine how the colorpoint gene was passed on.
Manx
LaPerm

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Abyssinian
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Abyssinian
The Abyssinian breed is characterized by an extremely lean, lithe body, typically cinnamon-colored. They have large, expressive eyes and are quite playful. They also tend to display an almost doglike devotion to their owner.
Napoleon
Singapura
Siamese
American Wirehair
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
American Wirehair
The American Wirehair breed originated in Upstate New York. American Wirehairs are similar to American Shorthairs, with the exception of a springy, wiry coat, including ear fur, and whiskers.
Javanese
Munchkin
Peterbald
Yorkshire Terrier
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Poodle
American Eskimo
Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkies are highly trainable and do quite well in obedience. They're a treat to watch in the ring, taking 50 steps to every one taken by the handler.
Pomeranian

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Maltese
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Maltese
Little dogs like a Maltese have the same number of teeth as giants, and 42 teeth crowded into a tiny mouth equals dental problems! Frequent dental care is necessary for the Maltese breed.
Yorkshire Terrier
Shih Tzu
Toy Manchester Terrier
Munchkin cat
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Peterbald
Burmese
Oriental Shorthair
Munchkin
Munchkin cats have very short legs, due to a naturally occurring genetic mutation. Aside from their slightly funny walk (and a difficulty jumping onto high surfaces), Munchkins are considered to be a relatively healthy breed.
Jack Russel Terrier
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Jack Russell Terrier
The Jack Russell Terrier is active, inquisitive, and cheerful, an irresistible attraction for children. The breed is also assertive, however, and won't tolerate the poking and prodding of an equally active and inquisitive toddler.
Lakeland Terrier
Wire Fox Terrier
Kuvasz

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Peterbald
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Peterbald
The Peterbald is a relatively recent hairless cat breed from St. Petersburg, Russia. The breed originated as a cross between the Donskoy and Oriental Shorthair, demonstrating that the Donskoy's hair loss gene is dominant, unlike the recessive hairlessness gene in the Sphynx. Peterbald cats are elegant, long and tubular, with a long, whiplike tail.
Cornish Rex
Siberian
Russian Blue
Colorpoint Shorthair
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Russian Blue
Bombay
Siberian
Colorpoint Shorthair
The Colorpoint Shorthair breed was initially created by crossbreeding Siamese with the American Shorthair – the same mixture that created the Oriental Shorthair, but with different goals. The Colorpoint Shorthair shares the point-coloration pattern with the Siamese, but in the nontraditional colors of red, cream, tortoiseshell, and lynx (tabby) points.
French Bulldog
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Keeshond
Lhasa Apso
Lowchen
French Bulldog
French Bulldogs are expensive to breed because of difficulties experienced while whelping. Although their purchase price is higher than some more common breeds, Frenchie enthusiasts believe they're worth every penny.

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Chausie
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Egyptian Mau
Chausie
The Chausie is an exotic hybrid. They are unusual and unpredictable, and can be dangerous if mishandled and destructive if bored. Male Chausies are not usually fertile until after four or five generations away from Jungle Cat breeding.
Nebelung
Bombay
Chihuahua
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Chihuahua
Chihuahuas often are saucy and described as terrier-like. They're active and playful, scrambling on furniture and bouncing on cushions. Bold and inquisitive, they can find themselves in trouble if left on their own.
Shih Tzu
Havanese
Maltese
Pomeranian
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Kuvasz
Jack Russell Terrier
Pomeranian
Pomeranians are busy most of the time, whether it's playing among themselves (for owners that have more than one) or following the family to see what's happening. They tend to "talk" a great deal, voicing their opinion about everything.
Yorkshire Terrier

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Tonkinese
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Tonkinese
Tonkinese cats are medium-sized and considered an intermediate type between the slender, long-bodied modern Siamese and British Burmese. Tonkinese are intelligent, active, vocal and generally people-oriented cats, playful and interested in everything going on around them.
Siberian
Suphalak
Raas
Akita
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Akita
Akitas are incredibly devoted dogs. During the 1940s, a statue was erected to an Akita in the Shibuya train station in Tokyo. The inscription reads "Chuken Hachi-Ko," meaning "loyal dog Hachi." For many years after his master had died, Hachi still went to the station every evening to watch for him.
Alaskan Malamute
Anatolian Shepherd Dog
Great Dane
Pekingese
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Pomeranian
Poodle
Pekingese
The tiniest Pekingese, barely tipping the scales at six pounds or less, are called "sleeves," because that's where their Chinese masters carried them. Bred only for one reason - to charm their owners - Pekes are masters at their job.
Pug

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Oriental Shorthair
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Bengal
Oriental Shorthair
The Oriental Shorthair is reported to trigger almost little to no allergies for those who are said to be allergic to cats. They are also among the smartest (if not the smartest) of all cat breeds. These intelligent cats enjoy interaction, stimulation, and play time. They are naturally inquisitive by nature, even more so than your typical cat.
Burmese
Cornish Rex
LaPerm cat
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
American Wirehair
Ragamuffin
LaPerm
The LaPerm emerged around the early '80s as a spontaneous mutation of cats bred for pest control. The breed was named after their curly coat which bears resemblance to a shaggy perm.
Javanese
Havanese
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Havanese
The Havanese is a charming, open-hearted breed. They're soft-natured, and their feelings can be hurt. Yet, they are courageous and fearless in the face of danger. They're great kid dogs because they adore little people and can play for hours.
English Toy Spaniel
Chinese Crested
Chihuahua

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Sphynx cat
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Which dangerously cute cat breed is shown in this image?
Russian Blue
Sam Sweet
Sphynx
The Sphynx breed arose from a single mutated kitten born in Canada in 1966. Their skin is smooth and warm to the touch. Due to their vulnerability to things such as sunlight and allergens, they require special care and attention.
Singapura
English Cocker Spaniel
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Irish Setter
English Cocker Spaniel
Overall, English Cocker Spaniels are a sturdy breed, healthy and resilient. They always greet their owners with delight and abandon, whether they've been gone ten minutes or ten hours.
American Water Spaniel
Clumber Spaniel
Bishon Frise
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Boston Terrier
Bichon Frise
Bichons are real people dogs. They enjoy being worked in obedience or performing tricks and showing off whenever they're asked. They're eager to please and crave attention.
Bulldog
Yorkshire Terrier

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Shetland Sheepdog
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Cardigan Welsh Corgi
Puli
Shetland Sheepdog
Despite their gentle nature, many Shetland Sheepdogs are determined herders. Usually they're worked with sheep or fowl. When excited or lonely, they can be barky.
Polish Owczarek Nizinny
Arabian
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Which dangerously cute horse breed is shown in this image?
Hackney
Arabian
Theorized to be the oldest breed in the world, Arabians were constant companions of the first documented breeders of the Arabian horse, the Bedouin people--nomadic tribesmen of Arabia who relied on the horse for survival.
Exmoor
Selle Francais
Falabella
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Falabella
The little Falabella is named after the family who created it near Buenos Aires, Argentina, in the early 1900s. They crossed tiny Shetland ponies with a small Thoroughbred and kept breeding, using the smallest ponies produced, creating the smallest breed of horse in the world.
Morgan
Morab
Shetland Pony

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Carolina Marsh Tacky
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Mustang
Thoroughbred
Carolina Marsh Tacky
Carolina Marsh Tacky, is a rare and the most endangered breed of horse in the world. It is native to South Carolina and is endangered due to the development of cars and tractors that has replaced horse power.
Shetland Pony
Throroughbred
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Which dangerously cute dog breed is shown in this image?
Dales Pony
Cleveland Bay
Thoroughbred
Throughout equine history few breeds have impacted the horse world quite like the Thoroughbred. Three foundation sires, the Byerly Turk, the Godolphin Arabian, and the Darley Arabian, were bred to native English horses to create the breed in the early 17th century.
Dartmoor Pony
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