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10 Smartest Dog Breeds
30.03.2023 05:50
Updated: 14.04.2023 23:25
Most smart dogs are very energetic. We want to introduce you to the top 10 smartest dog breeds according to most dog lovers.
Border Collie
Topping the list is the Border Collie, considered by many to be the smartest of all dog breeds. The breed's intelligence comes from the fact that it was bred as a herding dog, constantly thinking and problem solving to get the results it wants.
Border Collies can perform almost any task that is given to them and are always willing to learn. This breed is very energetic and athletic, so they need to be constantly “working” and moving.
Australian Shepherd
Another herding dog, the Australian Shepherd is friendly, active, and curious. It learns quickly and is always willing to take on more responsibilities.
This is another breed that needs to be kept busy and mentally stimulated to prevent boredom.
Poodle
No matter what size the poodle is (standard or miniature), it is still one of the smartest dog breeds.
Although many people think of these dogs as fluffy and spoiled, they were actually bred as hunting dogs, so they can learn the most complex tricks.
Australian Cattle Dog
The Australian Cattle Dog is another of the most focused and determined breeds. This breed is also known for forming an extremely close bond with its owner.
The dog needs plenty of exercise and mental stimulation, otherwise it may start chewing furniture.
German shepherd
This breed of dog is as loyal as it is intelligent, especially when it comes to protecting people. German Shepherds need to be kept busy or they will easily become bored.
Many families with children may find that this breed naturally takes to babysitting and protecting the child. This breed is a good choice for those looking for a dog that is quick to train and loves to do its job.
Shetland Sheepdog
Another wonderful dog known for forming very close bonds with their owners, the Shetland Sheepdog is eager to learn and will perform almost any task given to them.
Shelties are very good at understanding people and are eager to please. This breed responds very well to positive reinforcement.
Papillon
Although this breed is a small dog, do not underestimate it. Underneath the “gentle” appearance lies intelligence. Alert and friendly, this breed loves to do something interesting, but it can also be a little stubborn.
Rottweiler
The Rottweiler is better than most people at reading body language and facial expressions. Although they appear very aggressive, which is great for scaring off strangers, this breed is very affectionate and playful. Once a person gains the trust of this dog, they can be easily trained.
Jack Russell Terrier
Dogs of this breed are fearless and energetic, and also have a certain amount of stubbornness. Although training can be a challenge at first, they are reward-motivated. This breed wants to be kept busy and mentally stimulated.
Golden Retriever
Although dogs of this breed appear silly and happy, they are incredibly intelligent and eager to please.
This combination makes them excellent at training.
These dogs make excellent service animals and also love sports. Golden Retrievers love being part of the family and are incredibly loyal.
