Dog Intelligence List

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usually are more intelligent than others, and of course there are some dogs that are just stupid as stupid is ... I had one like that when I was a child. I still loved him the same way however. as sometimes it is not always an advantage to have an intelligent dog. As expected, more intelligent dogs generally need more stimulation or they get bored and this can cause problems, especially be stimulated, as expected of an intelligent dog. They are happy when they are working, because they need regular exercise and mental stimulation.

Ninth on the list is the Rottweiler.
Contrary to popular belief, the Rottweiler is actually that are relatively easy to train.

The number seven on the list is the Labrador Retriever.
These dogs are one of the most popular family because exercise, particularly if, without exercise, tend to gain excess weight.

Number six on the list of intelligent dogs is the Shetland Sheepdog.
Like cattle Shetland Sheepdog Australia were originally bred for herding cattle and sheep. Obviously, to do this well they need a little intelligence and therefore have ended at number six on our list. They are not as good for socializing with other people or children, but pets are excellent in their own family.

And the number five on the list is the Doberman.
It is important that the Doberman is trained early on in his life, because they can be very temperamental. If they are trained can be great family dogs and really good with children despite their reputation. They are very smart, and like many intelligent dogs are very protective of his master and his family.

The number four is the Golden Retriever.
It is often considered of importance.

At number three is the German Shepherd!
The German Shepard is a dog that is often associated with police work and is elected by his police work due to their high intelligence. They make great family dogs and children love. They have to keep busy with work or some form of stimulation otherwise they may become depressed and unhappy. They need to know who their master is from an early age early to ensure that they and the family get the most out of their relationship.

The Poodle comes in at number two!
The second one most intelligent dog might surprise many people. Not only for the fact that they are very intelligent, but also because they are one of the easiest to train dogs. They love people, and because of this do not like to be left alone. They are very protective and can become quite vicious if someone invades their property or territory.

And the number one of all time comes the need to be stimulated regularly.
They are happiest when they are working or performing in competitions or tests dog. And that's all, if you have a Border Collie, you know you have the smartest dog in the world, provided of course that you've trained well.

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