Growing up in my immediate family we had an American Cocker Spaniel, then a shepherdy mutt from the pound that was very DA, and finally a deaf mess of a Sheltie from an Amish-style BYB/low level puppy mill (we weren't the most informed family on dogs...). Now my parents have no dogs, they do so much traveling and they really got the dogs for me growing up.
My uncle has a little black and tan houndy mutt, maybe a beagle mix. His wife's parents have a Basset.
My aunt is reaaaally into Papillons, she's had probably 6 or so all told - all rescues and many geriatric or special needs.
My godmother and honorary aunt had a Basenji and a very muttly mutt until recently. Now that they're gone she's adopted another very hard to place mix.
My grandparents on my mom's side had a big Pointer type dog, but gave him away because she was killing their chickens.
And that's about it! I'm by far the most involved dog owner in my family, aside from my one aunt I think most of them have dogs as an afterthought or purely for their kids.
My uncle has a little black and tan houndy mutt, maybe a beagle mix. His wife's parents have a Basset.
My aunt is reaaaally into Papillons, she's had probably 6 or so all told - all rescues and many geriatric or special needs.
My godmother and honorary aunt had a Basenji and a very muttly mutt until recently. Now that they're gone she's adopted another very hard to place mix.
My grandparents on my mom's side had a big Pointer type dog, but gave him away because she was killing their chickens.
And that's about it! I'm by far the most involved dog owner in my family, aside from my one aunt I think most of them have dogs as an afterthought or purely for their kids.