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1. Dachshund: Class President

 
Dachshund

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The dachshund has been loyal sidekick to many famous people, including Andy Warhol. The so-called wiener dog also has enjoyed popularity thanks to Slinky's depiction of the breed in the "Toy Story" films.

 

The dachshund may stand low to the ground, but this breed could start its own political party with the loyal following it enjoys — according to the AKC, it's one of the most popular. Commonly called "wiener dogs," these pooches are curious, charming and enjoy being around others, all winning attributes for any leader. Your dachshund might be stubborn at times and can be possessive with toys or food, but theses canines generally love people and are very sociable.

Doxies, as they are sometimes called, also enjoy being around their own kind, so it's not unusual to find multiple dachshunds living together, and their social networking can extend to their owners, too. According to Meetup.com, there are more than 100 "meet-up" groups across the U.S. where dachshund enthusiasts get together regularly to socialize and discuss the doxie agenda. As do the other breeds on this list, the dachshund proves that being petite has its perks, including cultivating a loyal following to your super-sized personality and charm.

 
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