Do you know what dogs are the smartest? Which dog has the highest IQ in the world? 1. Border Collie (taking the frisbee is its patent) Border Collie (border collie) is native to the Scottish border, is one of the Collie Shepherds, has a strong shepherding instinct, is intelligent in nature, good at observing colors, can really understand the instructions of the owner, can drive the sheep to move or rotate through the gaze of the eyes, and has been used as a sheepdog for many years. Its biggest characteristics are intelligence, strong learning ability, high understanding, easy training, gentleness, loyalty, obedience, and its loyalty can be described as shadowy.
2. Poodle/Teddy (Trick your first) The poodle, also known as the "Lady Dog", is a very intelligent and hunting dog breed, and it is speculated that the Lady Dog originated in Germany, where it is known for its hunting dogs in the water. However, for many years, it has been considered the national dog of France, and the poodle is divided into three types: standard dog, mini dog and toy dog. The difference between them is simply the size of the body type. What we call "Teddy" is actually a VIP.
3. German Shepherd Dog (legendary Big Wolf Dog) German Shepherd Dog is a breed of dog, native to Germany, the specific pedigree is unknown. The only thing that can be confirmed is that in 1880 the dog was fixed throughout Germany and used as a sheepdog. They are agile and fit into an action-oriented work environment, and they are often deployed for a variety of tasks. Later, during World War I, he was recruited by the German army as a military dog to accompany the army. After being cultivated by the German army to learn from each other's strengths and complement each other's weaknesses, it was basically fixed. Because of its tall size, powerful appearance, and strong working ability, it is active all over the world as a police dog, search and rescue dog, guide dog, shepherd dog, ornamental dog, and domestic pet dog
。 4. Golden Retriever (swimming champion) Golden Retriever is a well-known, powerful and lively dog breed, characterized by stability, reasonable coordination of various parts of the body, legs are neither too long nor clumsy, friendly expression, warm personality, alertness, self-confidence. Because the Golden Retriever is a hunting dog, it can only show its essential characteristics in a difficult working environment. The overall appearance, balance, gait and use of the dog breed should be given more attention than any individual part of the body
。 5. Doberman (mind as developed as the limbs) The Doberman is the Dubin. Native to Germany, it is named after the person who gave it up, Mr. Louis Dubermann, and is the most intelligent of all strains. Dobermans are military and police dogs.
6. Hilti (Is this the Su Mu of the little one?) The Hilti Shepherd is native to Scotland and is named sheetland sheepdog for reasons of origin, or shelti for short. In ancient times, the Hilti Shepherd was a very good shepherd, hardy, physical, wide-fielded, loyal, intelligent, reliable, and very widely used. The Hilti Shepherd has been born for more than 100 years and is one of the most popular dog breeds in Japan, mainly distributed in the United Kingdom and North America. It is thought to have been mated by the Scottish Collie with the Spitz (a companion of nordic fishermen); It is also believed that the Hilti Shepherd originated as the King Charles Beagle.
7. Labrador (Guide Dog Small Q) Labrador Hound is a medium to large dog, born mild, lively, non-aggressive and high IQ, is suitable for being selected as a guide dog or other working dog breed, and the Golden Hound, husky juxtaposed with one of the three non-aggressive dogs. Labrador is currently the most registered breed in the American Kennel Club.
8. Butterfly dog Butterfly dog, English name papillon, also known as butterfly ear dog and Babylonian dog, body height 20-28 cm, weight 3-5 kg. Native to France, the name papillon is named by the French, and in French papilon means butterfly. Originated in the 16th century, it is one of the oldest varieties in Europe. After the butterfly dog was introduced to France, it was in and out of the French royal palace and the gate of the nobility, and became a treasure in the palm of the hands of the powerful and noblewoman. In the 19th century, French and Belgian dog lovers were committed to breeding the upright ear breed of butterfly dogs, with long hairs on the ears that were decorated upright like dancing butterflies. Butterfly dog enthusiasts in the United States and the United Kingdom also worked to breed the breed, improving the smaller butterfly dog than other countries, and officially obtained the recognition of pure blood in 1935.
9. Rottweiler (super bite force) Rottweiler is strong, fast and powerful, and is one of the most courageous and powerful dog breeds in the world. This dog was once used to guard cattle herds and is a smart, strong and approachable dog breed. Nowadays, it is widely acclaimed as a police dog, and it can also be used as a valuable family dog. Rottweilers are outstanding police dogs that can attack intruders. In order for this breed to indeed obey orders, breeders should be strictly trained, Rottweilers are born with guard skills, and in the Middle Ages, wealthy merchants hung money bags on the neck of Rottweilers to avoid money theft. This dog has a calm personality, is very emotional, and can also be used as a family companion dog.
10. Australian Cattle Breeder (You will be beaten by wolves when you come to China...) Australian Shepherd, also known as the Australian Queensland Heeler, blue Heeler. Energetic, endurance and versatile, this dog is a good helper for driving cattle to markets over long distances in mainland Australia, so this dog adapts to the desolate wild environment.
11. The Welsh Corgi (welsh corgi) is a breed native to Wales, England, and is believed to have originated from the Swedish vallhund that the Vikings brought to Wales; "Corgi" means dwarf dog in Welsh.
12. Mini Schnauzer (Why are you so old since you were a child) Miniature schnauzer, known in Germany as the Zweig Schnauzer, is obtained by a cross between a common Schnauzer and a small dog. In the United States and Canada, the mini Schnauzer was once the most popular dog.
13. English Jumping Hound English Jumping Hound, also known as Springer Spaniel, Flying Hound, is a medium-sized dog with a strong and powerful body. It has long, droopy ears that are soft and very sensitive. When it behaves kindly, its short tail will keep turning. In addition, when it is in its best condition, the body muscles will be uniform, symmetrical, enthusiastic, and more energetic and effective than long-eared dogs. It has two breeds, the Welsh Springer Spaniel and the English Springer Spaniel, both of which were formed in England, but the Welsh Springer Spaniel is earlier.
14. Belgian Teflon (this is decisively a wolf) Belgian Teflon, also known as the Belgian Tambilian, originated in Belgium. It has the same breed origin as all Belgian Shepherds, especially the Groander. Two Groanders sometimes give birth to Teflons by chance. The only difference between it and the Groander is the color of the fur, which is not pure black fur. The variety was developed in 1891 under the auspices of Professor Ruhr of the Belgian Academy of Veterinary Sciences.
15. Schirpek / Belgian Shepherd (who dares to keep...) The Schipperke, also known as the Belgian Shepherd, originated in the Belgian province of Flanders and is often mischaracterized as a Dutch dog, one of the smallest breeds in the fox dog family and has been known for hundreds of years. The Schippeicher is a sensitive, lively guard dog and hunting dog. Outwardly, the Schipak is a small, thick-haired, pony-like, black tailless dog with a fox-like appearance, a largely square outline, and characteristic coats: unique neck ring hair, shawl, and culottes-like hair.
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