Shetland Sheepdog:Commonly called “Shelties,” Shetland Sheepdogs are obedient herding dogs originally from Scotland. Cousins to Collies, Shelties are quick, energetic, and very smart.
Rottweiler:Rottweilers have a fierce reputation, but the stocky, muscular guardian dogs behave superbly with their loved ones.
Poodle:Some animals have it all: looks and brains. And such is the luck of the Poodle. The gorgeous canines are not only attractive, but they’re the second smartest dog breed.
Papillon:Papillons may look fancy, but they’re far from stuck up. The chipper lapdogs are friendly, athletic, and super easy to train.
Golden Retriever:In a way, Golden Retrievers are the quintessential dog breed. They’re adorable, friendly, and fill the role of “man’s best friend” perfectly.
German Shepherd:The superstar workhorse of the canine world, German Shepherds are confident, easily trainable, and eager to please their people.
Doberman Pinscher:Doberman Pinschers are fearless, muscular, alert, and highly intelligent. To live their best lives, Doberman Pinschers need lots of activity.
Briard:Briards earned the tagline “hearts wrapped in fur” on account of their loyalty and affection toward owners. With their peek-a-boo bangs and long hair, the breed is also gorgeous.
Border Collie:Border Collies are widely considered the smartest dog breed. Firstly, they have a special intelligence specific to dog herding that sets them apart from most other breeds.
Alaskan Klee Kai:Alaskan Klee Kais look like miniature Huskies. Plus, they’re great at agility competitions. While they’re not the most sociable dogs on the scene, Alaskan Klee Kais are very bright.