In Michigan, dogs reign supreme with 41.9% of pet owners claiming loyalty to these furry companions. Leading the pack are Labrador Retrievers, beloved for their loyalty and aquatic prowess, mirroring our state's love for water. Following closely are German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Beagles, and Huskies. Despite this affection, Michigan stands firm against breed-specific legislation, promoting responsible pet ownership. However, one exception exists: wolf-dogs, deemed too unpredictable for domestic life, remain prohibited statewide.
Dogs, Cats, Hamsters and so many other animals are legal to own in Michigan but you might be shocked to see that these animals are also legal to have as pets in Michigan.
University of Michigan's research capabilities enhanced by 45,000 snakes donated from Oregon State University. The snakes will be utilized in scientific studies and accessible to researchers globally.