We rate dogs

Dogs have been proven to improve our moods and decrease stress - which is why it's no surprise they are the most popular pet in the United States of America. Not all of us are lucky enough to get to be around cute dogs all day. Especially if you work in a non-pet friendly office or have a strict landlord with policies regarding pets - but thanks to the internet, you can get your fill of adorable dogs all day long.

If you own a dog, there is no way that your gallery isn’t filled with its pictures. Here it is sleeping, here it is running around, here you can see it waiting for food, then sleeping again, and, oh, look how cute it’s sleeping in this one. Anyone with a dog knows how photogenic they can be and, in most cases, they want to show it to the world.

Matt Nelson, the mastermind behind the "We Rate Dogs", has a unique way for dog ratings, pairing them with adorable comments, and often scores way above 10.

If you own a dog, there is no way that your gallery isn’t filled with its pictures. Here it is sleeping, here it is running around, here you can see it waiting for food, then sleeping again, and, oh, look how cute it’s sleeping in this one. Anyone with a dog knows how photogenic they can be and, in most cases, they want to show it to the world.

If you want to know how special your canine is, the Twitter page We Rate Dogs is the perfect place. The page posts photos of pets along with their scores

When it comes to goodest boys and bestest girls, we think that every single doggo deserves a 10 out of 10 for making our lives more cheerful and bringing smiles to our faces. But Matt Nelson, who created the WeRateDogs Twitter page, has a unique way for dog ratings, pairing them with adorable comments, and often scores far above 10. In fact, scores are beside the point—the funny comments are what won Nelson a solid fan base and 8.7 million followers.