The Border Collie Border Collie is the number one dog of all breeds in terms of IQ, equivalent to that of a seven year old. Therefore, they are easy to train and communicate with humans. Border Collies are not only intelligent, but also obedient, gentle and loyal to their owners. The Border Collie is capable of performing a variety of tasks, which is why the Border Collie is the most popular sheepdog. The German Shepherd German Shepherd, also known as the German Blackback, is ranked third in dog IQ, so they are very easy to train. Although the appearance looks overbearing and fierce, as if it is very difficult to tame, but in fact the German Shepherd is very good obedience. Responsive, intelligent and loyal, the German Shepherd is now considered to be the best military dog. The Scottish Shepherd Scottish Shepherd, also known as the Collie Shepherd, takes its name from a sheep and ranks sixteen in breed IQ. The Scottish Shepherd is extremely good looking and very beautiful. It is not only outstanding in appearance, but also has a gentle personality that is easily tamed. It easily understands what its owner says or gives instructions. The Scottish Shepherd has a very high IQ, is intelligent and sensitive, is very loyal to his master, and is wary of strangers. Belgian ShepherdThe Belgian Shepherd is slightly smaller, intelligent and well-trained. Beautiful in appearance and full of energy. Belgian Shepherds are excellent at protecting their owners, they are very brave and are favored by police and military forces around the world. Belgian Shepherds are now used mainly in the military and police, or by individuals for personal protection. The English Ancient Sheepdog was first classified as a working dog, and as one of the oldest sheepdogs in England, it is obedient, energetic, strong and powerful. It can work in harsh environments. The Old Shepherd is characterized by a long grayish-white coat and a head of hair that covers the eyes, with a very high density of hair. The Pleasant Shepherd Pleasant Shepherd comes from Scotland and is not only good looking, but also has a high IQ. The Pleasant Shepherd is ranked sixth in dog IQ and is very intelligent and easy to train. He is very adaptable and hardy. He is physically active, friendly, loyal and enthusiastic to his master, and is a very good shepherd.
