Are you wanting a dog, but don’t know what dog you will be able to manage? Well these 5 dogs are considered the most trainable dog breeds by industry experts and dog owners alike.
1.) Poodles
Poodles are often seen in dog shows and competitions, not only for their beautiful coats, but also because they are some of the smartest dogs paired with their active and fun loving attitudes makes it much easier to control these dogs.
2.) German Shepherd
German Shepherds are beloved in the dog world for their extremely high intelligence and how easy they are to train. They are so easy to train that even police and government officials use German Shepherds in their industries. However, first time owners might need to consider the size of these animals and common health issues before considering adoption.
3.) Golden Retrievers
Golden Retrievers are known for their playful and loving attitude, but they are also one of the smartest dog breeds and are often peoples choices for service animals because of their ability to excess situations well and remain calm. Golden Retrievers are often recommended to new pet owners because of how easy they are to train and don’t come with as many behavioral issues as other dogs.
4.) Australian Shepherds
Australian Shepherds are herding dogs that are bred to do work. This makes them easy to teach and perfect for farm work because of their high energy and great listening skills. These dogs are better for owners with areas for them to run because their high energy can cause issues, if they don’t have a way to express it.
5.) Border Collies
Border Collies are considered to be the smartest dogs and because of this they are the favorite for owners who plan on placing their dogs in skill competitions. As well they are herding dogs and with their high energy, they are perfect for environments where they have something to work on or do.
The intelligence and gentleness of these dogs are what make them perfect for first time owners, who may not have the most experience with animals. However make sure you do your own research for the situation your in, when deciding on what breed to adopt.
