Well of course i think my pomeranian mix "SPUD" is the smartest. But I am biased. So I will give you the unbiased point of view. The question becomes how do you measure a dogs intelligence. Is it even possible to quantify their intelligence? This depends on what criteria you are using. We all know dogs are can be trained to be very obedient and respond to numerous commands. They tend to be very loyal and are considered to be mans best friend. But which breed has the best memory and the best problem solving skills? Do all breeds share the same intelligence? Are wolves and coyotes smarter than their domestic cousins?
According to some experts the top ten smartest dog breeds are as follows:
1. BORDER COLLIE
2. POODLE
Poodles are considered to be very smart and can learn commands very quickly. They are a very alert dog and energetic. CLICK HERE to find out why poodles are smarter than most dog breeds
3. GERMAN SHEPARD
The german shepard is one of the most popular dogs in the USA. They excel at most anything they are trained to do. They are famous for guiding and assisting the handicap and being used as guard and police dogs.
4. GOLDEN RETRIEVER
5.DOBERMAN PINSCHER
6. SHETLAND SHEEPDOG
Shetland sheepdogs are smaller than collies (the Lassie dog). They are excellent herding dogs as the name implies. Shelties do tend to bark, chase and herd. However they are very affectionate and love to cuddle. Thanks to its Collie ancestry, the Shetland Sheepdog makes a surprisingly intelligent small dog breed, which excels in agility and obedience and is easy to train with the correct dog training methods. CLICK HERE to learn how to improve your dogs IQ.
7. LABRADOR RETRIEVER
8. PAPILLION
9. ROTTWEILER
10. AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG
CAN YOU IMPROVE A DOGS INTELLIGENCE?
Using the dogs natural intelligence you can stop their bad behavior. Teach your dog to listen and be more obedient. Stop your dog from being so aggressive. Keep him from pulling on the lease when you go for walks. Stop the uncontrollable barking and get some peace and quiet. Keep him from chewing on things he shouldn't be. Teach him not to jump on people (although I don't mind when my dog jumps on me).
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Excellent post
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