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Houston Public Media has obtained data on animal registrations in the city. This information can be used to determine the most popular dog breeds in different neighborhoods. The data is available for residents to see which breeds are most common in their area.
Further details on the most popular breeds can be found through Houston Public Media, which has made the city's animal registration data available for public viewing.
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