Although there are many intelligent dog breeds, there are indeed breeds that stand out above the rest. However, a dog's breed is not always an indicator of intelligence, education and mental stimulation would be key factors for our dog to be a very intelligent dog into adulthood.
This small list of canine intelligence has been compiled according to Stanley Korine, author of The Intelligence of Dogs, a book that examines the different types of canine intelligence and provides a complete list of these theories. Currently, the list published in 1994 remains a world reference for those looking for a dog that can easily learn and develop commands and techniques.
dog57 provides you with the smartest dog breeds. Read on!
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1. Border Collie
The Border Collie is considered the smartest dog in the world on Stanley Korn's list. For generations, the Border Collie has been a herding dog, guard dog, and therapy dog.
Fortunately, many people today enjoy the company of this wonderful dog just for the educational appeal it offers: he can remember a wide range of commands. We currently know the case of Chaser, a Border Collie capable of identifying 1,022 different games.
He is a medium-sized dog, very restless, who needs a proactive and athletic owner, able to combine the rhythm that this breed offers. It is a great companion for hiking, running, or camping.
It also requires a lot of attention, affection, and mental stimulation through various intelligence games.
2. Poodle or poodle
The second smartest dog in the world is the poodle, one of the most popular show dogs. In its beginnings, the poodle was an excellent water dog, retriever for game hunting, but it quickly gained popularity until it became one of the favorite dogs of the French and British courts.
Poodles have a lot of energy and are adept at learning tricks of all kinds. In general, we are talking about a very sociable dog, always ready to please its owner, which he always happily follows.
They have a very emotional and sociable personality, which is why the poodle is undoubtedly one of the favorite dogs in the world. In addition, the dog behaves wonderfully with young children with whom he spends long periods practicing tricks and enjoying performing tricks in exchange for rewards.
Don't forget that positive reinforcement is the best way to educate these highly intelligent dogs, so don't skimp on congratulations, snacks, and kind words!
3. German Shepherd
In third place, we have the German Shepherd, which is a sensitive, intelligent, and intuitive dog. For generations, the level of this breed has been perfectly cared for due to its formidable mental, physical, and cognitive traits.
This had a very negative effect on the health of this noble dog, causing him to predispose him to various diseases such as hip dysplasia.
We must know that it is a breed that needs a lot of affection, games of intelligence, obedience, and moderate physical exercise. It is not a dog for people with little experience in dog education and training, as they may be tempted to develop behavioral issues if they are not properly cared for.
The German Shepherd dog, in addition to being one of the most intelligent extraordinary dogs in the world, has an beauty. It is appreciated in most countries of the world. Currently, it competes with the Belgian Malinois as a Bloodhound.
4. Golden Retriever
The Golden Retriever stands out not only for being the fourth smartest dog in the world but also for its beauty and kind and gentle personality. He is an energetic dog that enjoys the water greatly due to his past as a retriever (just like the poodle).
They are one of the most popular breeds in the world and it is very easy to see why: they are excellent dogs, well educated, and will behave wonderfully with dogs, children, and other adults. Perhaps, for this reason, the Golden Terrier has become popular as a therapy dog for children with autism.
He is a very intelligent dog that can do all kinds of tasks from a bloodhound to detecting drugs, as a rescue dog, or simply a wonderful companion dog. He is very tolerant of young children that he takes care of, protects them, and allows them to do silly things with him.
5. Doberman Pincher
Finally, we will talk about the Doberman Pinscher, one of the fastest dogs when it comes to automating commands and training in general.
Despite the bad press it sometimes receives, it is a calm and somewhat tolerant breed with all family members, including, of course, the little ones.
Most of Doberman's behavioral problems stem from poor education, a lack of physical or mental exercise, and of course the use of this dog as a protector for farms. The Doberman is a very social, active, and intelligent dog that hates loneliness and boredom.
On the contrary, the Doberman dog enjoys playing sports and being with his family. He will always take care of her. He is a noble, beautiful dog, attentive and always attentive.
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