Lots of U.S. states have a designated something or other — birds, flowers, fruits, nuts, desserts. But only a handful of states have an official dog, which seems like such a missed opportunity.

To fix this, PetLab Co. recently had AI generate images of what each state’s dog would look like, and the results are incredible. The designs take into account each state’s history, culture, geography and wildlife. Some of the state dogs are completely unexpected, and some are right on the nose (we’re looking at you, Idaho).

“Each dog feels like a great homage to their namesake and illustrates the individuality of each,” a spokesperson from PetLab Co. said in a press release. “Surprisingly, many of the dogs AI created look like medium to large breeds, with only a few of the states represented by small dogs. This doesn’t seem to correlate to the geographic scale of each area, as Texas’ pup is among the smallest created.”

Regardless of how people feel about each state’s representative, they’re all incredibly cute and look proud to be from their given state. Here’s the list:

Alabama: Alabamian Hound

Alaska: Alaskan Wilderness Husky

Arizona: Desert Sun Hound

Arkansas: Southern Comfort Hound

California: Golden Coast Surfer

Colorado: Rocky Mountain Explorer

Connecticut: The New England Charm Terrier

Delaware: Delaware Dunes Hound

Florida: The Sunshine State Retriever

Georgia: Southern Charm Setter

Hawaii: Aloha Breeze Hound

Idaho: Pomo-Spud

Illinois: Prairie Pioneer Terrier

Indiana: Hoosier Bat Terrier

Iowa: Heartland Harmony Retriever

Kansas: Prairie Pride Shepherd

Kentucky: Bluegrass Gentlehound

Louisiana: Bayou Breeze Setter

Maine: Lobster Bay Corgi

Maryland: Chesapeake Bay Retriever

Massachusetts: Bay State Boston Terrier

Michigan: Great Lakes Explorer

Minnesota: North Star Nordic

Mississippi: Magnolia Hound

Missouri: Little Ozark Explorer

Montana: Big Sky Shepherd

Nebraska: Plains Pioneer Hound

Nevada: Desert Mirage Hound

New Hampshire: Granite State Setter

New Jersey: Garden State Bull

New Mexico: Desert Sun Saluki

New York: Liberty Bagel Stealer

North Carolina: Tar Heel Wolf

North Dakota: Prairie Winds Shepherd

Ohio: Buckeye Breeze Hound

Oklahoma: Sooner Prairie Hound

Oregon: Cascade Mountain Explorer

Pennsylvania: Keystone Ridgeback

Rhode Island: Ocean State Seafarer

South Carolina: Southern Palmetto Hound

South Dakota: Prairie Spirit Collie

Tennessee: Volunteer Ridgeback

Texas: Lone Star Loyalist

Utah: Desert Summit Hound

Vermont: Green Mountain Companion

Virginia: Colonial Heritage Hound

Washington: Cascade Canine

West Virginia: Appalachian Mountaineer

Wisconsin: Dairyland Retriever

Wyoming: Frontier Explorer

All of these “breeds” are wonderful, but our favorite breed will always be rescue. Some states have actually claimed shelter dogs as their state dog, which is the smartest choice they’ll ever make.