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Hello Dog lovers, get up your ears. The American Kennel Club just revealed the top breeds for 2019 and lots of favorite mate are back on top. Labs have dominated supreme as the number one pick for more than quarter of a century now. But there are a few surprises among the ranks. Chances are you know someone who's gotten a French Bulldog in the past few years — and it's easy to see why. Those cute pups have ridden their wave of popularity all the way to the fourth place. Check out the 5 most popular breeds below: 1) Afghan Hound One of the defining traits of afghan hounds is their attitude, their elegance punctuated and squatted by their beautiful coats and their royal stature. However, their classy good looks hide a strong and agile animal that served as a source of comfort and protection in the harsh climate of Afghanistan. At 27 inches tall, with lean muscles and huge paw-pads acting as natural shock exploiter these beautiful animals were life-saving, stalwart companions to t

Humans have been fighting against viruses since before our species had even evolved into its modern form. For some viral diseases, vaccines and antiviral drugs have allowed us to keep infections from spreading widely, and have helped sick people recover. For one disease — smallpox — we've been able to eradicate it, ridding the world of new cases. But we're a long way from winning the battling with viruses. In recent decades, several viruses have jumped from animals to humans and triggered sizable outbreaks, claiming thousands of lives. The viral strain that drove the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak in West Africa kills up to 90% of the people it infects, making it the most lethal member of the Ebola family. But there are other viruses out there that are equally deadly, and some that are even deadlier. Some viruses, including the novel coronavirus currently driving outbreaks around the globe, have lower fatality rates, but still pose a serious threat to public health as we don't ye