During the reference period from January 1, 2024, to January 1, 2025, a total of 6,147 dogs were registered. Of these, 3,268 were female and 2,879 were male. The three most common dog breeds during this period were the Chihuahua with 340 registrations, the Labrador with 290, and the French Bulldog with 210. The top three names for dogs were Luna, with 77 instances, followed by Nala with 42, and a tie between Rocky and Kira, each with 38.

Among the newly registered dog names for the year, some stand out for their uniqueness or pop-culture references. These include Bailey James Dumbledore, likely inspired by the Harry Potter series, Bumblebee, reminiscent of the Transformers character, and Mr. Darcy, a nod to the classic literary figure from Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice." Other interesting names include Spark Plug and El Chapo, which add a humorous or intriguing twist to the naming conventions.

Since 2008, there has been a noticeable increase in the total number of registered dogs. In 2008, the data is not provided, but by 2019, the total number of dogs was 5,072. This number has steadily increased, reaching 5,945 in the year prior to the reference period and further climbing to 6,147 in the reference period itself. This upward trend suggests a growing interest in dog ownership over the years. A particularly notable increase in dog registrations occurred around 2020–2021, which may be linked to the COVID-19 pandemic. During this time, many people sought companionship during lockdowns, potentially leading to the surge in dog ownership.