If there's anything that a majority of students have in common, it's dorms and the love of puppies! LSU has 20 residential halls, and only the best of the best made it on this list. Dorm life isn't particularly ideal, but it may be a little more enjoyable when compared to your favorite furry friends! So, come one, come all, Dog Lovers!

The Pentagon Community - Stray Dog

It is known that the "Pentahood" has been a ratchet mess since it was first created, much like stray pups. While that may be true, there is a great sense of community throughout the pack. To gain belly rubbing privileges, you have to earn their trust, but once you're in, you're in for good. It may not be the top of the line dog, but it's one you'll come to love.

Kirby Smith Hall - Long Haired Chihuahua

These tiny four-legged friends are the loudest of all dogs. While Kirby isn't tiny, it sure is loud.These dogs may be yappy, but they are also lazy, much like the elevators that are constantly broken in this 14-floor building. At the end of the day, even when there's poop stuck in its fur and maintenance takes way too long to show up (or never shows at all), you still love them because of all their perks.

Joan C. Miller Hall - Teacup Poodle

These adorable little puppies are an elegant breed, much like the women who live in this all-girls hall. They can be a little high-maintenance, but when their nails are cut and hair is combed, they're the cutest all around. Teacup poodles are very active and faithful, a quality about them that everyone loves.

Laville Honors House - Cat

Plot twist: Laville is a cat. Cats are incredibly smart, and only the smartest cookies get to live in the honors dorm. While they can be sociable, they are naturally very anti-social creatures. They also are feisty in all that they do, but in the end it's just a little friendly competition.

Engineering Res Hall - German Shepherd

German Shepherds are one of the smartest dogs around, just like the future engineers here at LSU. Not only are they borderline geniuses, but they're always confident in what they're doing. Their strong sense of curiosity and observation will definitely get them places in life.

Annie Boyd Hall - Doberman

Annie is arguably one of the nicest dorms on campus. Like a Doberman, it is well-poised inside and out. They also like to be physically close to people which is fitting considering Annie Boyd is the smallest co-ed dorm on campus.

Herget Hall - Labrador Retriever Puppy

Herget has a rep for being dirty, earning it the names "Dirty Herg" and the "Herghetto." Similarly, a lab's favorite thing to do as a pup is get dirty! Though washing them off is a pain, you can't help but love them because they're so cute and such a good time.

Blake Hall - Australian Shepherd

Half of Blake Hall is the Ag Res College. Much like them, these beautiful little pups do their best work outdoors and on the farm. These dogs are not afraid to get down and dirty, but don't let that fool you, they're extremely intelligent. Also, if you ever need a hand, they're naturally goodhearted.

Mass Communications Res College - Golden Retriever

To name a few qualities, this pup is friendly, reliable and trustworthy. Similar to the students in the Mass Com Res College, they have never met a stranger. These dogs are incredibly smart and confident in everything they do. They may seem a little serious at first, but they turn out to be the most playful.

Business Res College - St. Bernard

Though these little balls of fur look fun, they're a more serious breed of dog. They've even been deemed non-kid-friendly because they're not very playful. Don't be mistaken though, they can have fun. Like the kids majoring in business, they're calm and they always aim to please.

Though the on-campus lifestyle can sometimes be smelly and a force to reckon with, we still love it because of all the perks that come with it, just like these fun loving puppies.