A SELF-TITLED council estate queen has revealed how your dog's breed can say a lot about your personality.

Lily Dee, who is also known as the council estate queen on Facebook and TikTok, often shares her experience of growing up on a council estate.

And while she's known for her commentary on popular council estate names, this time she decided to share what the top dog breeds on a council estate say about the owner.

In a recent video, she said: "If you live on a council estate and you've got a dog I guarantee you it's one of these."

The fifth most popular dog you'll see on a council estate is a Sheepdog, said Lily.

She added: "It's some old bloke in a trench coat with a beard down to here, a few Werther's Originals in his pocket.

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"You know the one, every council estate has one."

Next up was a Terriers, Chihuahuas or Pomeranians – basically any small dog with the name 'Missy.'

The council estate queen explained these handbag dogs are usually owned by 'stuck up b****, usually called Karen.'

She added: "They come from a posh estate, had to sell up on posh estate because their husband lost their job.

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"So now they're on a council estate looking down their nose at us because they have hanging baskets outside their front door."

The third most common dog on a council estate was a German Shepherd – usually called Max or Roxy.

She revealed these are usually ex-police dogs and spend their time chasing after the kids playing outside the estate.

And Boxers and Bulldogs tied at number two.

Lily explained these are usually smaller dogs and are often not trained properly so constantly climb all over people passing by and ruin their clothes.

Finally, at the top spot were Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Lily added they were usually called Tyson, Diesel or Stella.

She added: "Best dog ever, but they're always the first choice of a wannabe drug dealer.

"Don't get me wrong, staffies are some of the best family dogs aren't they."

The video soon went viral with more than 318K views and people shared their thoughts on the comical video in the comments section.

One wrote: "I knew number 1 would be a staffie called Tyson."

Another person commented: "SHE'S SPOT ON I HAD A STAFF CALLED TYSON."

A third penned: "Got a Staffy called Diesel."

Meanwhile, a fourth added: "I had a Staffy named Tyson when I lived on the estate."

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