Belgian Malinois are smart and driven, as evidenced in obedience training, police service, and search and rescue. Dog sports complement this dog's enthusiasm and desire.
Belgian Malinois
Greyhounds have a high predatory drive, so beware. These dogs hunt animals while walking. They may not be able to live with small furry pets at home.
Greyhound
Border collies are natural herders, but their drive can often cause problems. They may chase cars or family members. Herding classes can harness this instinct and burn off some of the breed's energy.
Border Collie
Siberian huskies are high-energy, long-distance sled dogs. These dogs roam and are hard to recall off leash. To prevent escapes, you need a high barrier.
Siberian Husky
They were raised to bay to warn people of their prey. Some beagles prefer howling, yelping, whining, and barking. . Consistent teaching rewards calm behaviour.
Beagle
Loyal, brave, and protective, Akitas Early socialisation and training make Akitas sociable to guests and other dogs. Many are suitable for one-dog households and need close supervision around other dogs.
Akita
Bulldogs have been selectively bred to be shorter and stockier. Their face is flatter and more lined with age. This practise of selective breeding for aesthetic purposes has not benefited the breed.
Bulldog
Chow chows are calm and loyal, but beginners shouldn't get one. Training is hard. Positive reinforcement and patience are needed to train your dog.