Border Collie When it comes to dog IQ rankings, the Border Collie ranks number one and that is undisputed. The Border Collie is native to the Scottish border and has strong shepherding instincts. They are intelligent by nature, good at reading people, good at learning and understanding, good at communicating with humans, and have a gentle and less aggressive temperament, so they have become family favorites. And it’s worth mentioning that the Border Collie is a powerhouse in Frisbee competitions.
Poodle Poodle, also known as Poodle and Curly Dog. The Poodle is considered the national dog of France. Poodles are divided into standard, miniature and toy types according to their size. The Poodle has a lively and active personality and a gentle temperament, and is relatively quick and responsive. Nowadays, more and more people are raising poodles as pets. Especially among the young people are the most popular.
German Shepherd German Shepherd, also known as the German Blackback. It is very similar in size to the common wolfdog. Unlike the first two breeds, the German Shepherd is not kept as a pet, it is more often seen in some big scenes, helping the military, police search for drugs, apprehending fugitives, border patrol and so on.
