Labrador Retriever
The most common breed of dog in the US, Labrador retrievers are also gentle, intelligent, and family-friendly. Labs make good guide and rescue dogs because they aim to please their pack leader.
Papillon
The papillon is a watchful, kind, and content dog. Because of its ears that resemble butterflies, the papillon was given the name papillon, which means “butterfly” in French. Papillons are extremely quick and adaptable small athletes who may be trained to do a wide variety of stunts. They are neither timid nor aggressive.
Bloodhound
Bloodhounds are renowned for their large, drooping ears and long, wrinkled faces, but they are also renowned for being independent, curious, and sociable. As far as intellect goes, bloodhounds have long been admired for their tenacity and keen sense of smell.
Rottweiler
The Rottweiler is a working guard dog who is devoted, caring, and self-assured. Because of this, Rottweilers make excellent service, police, therapy, herding, or obedience dogs. They also make excellent friends.
Remember that every Pack Leader can teach and train their dog with persistence, patience, and the correct amount of energy regardless of the dog’s breed or age, whether or not it belongs to the category of the smartest breeds.
