Border Collie

Speaking of dog IQ rankings, there is no dispute that Border Collie ranks first. Border Collies are native to the Scottish border and have a strong shepherding instinct. They are naturally intelligent, good at observing people's movements, have strong learning and understanding abilities, are good at communicating with humans, have a gentle temperament and are weak in aggression, so they were once known as A family favorite. And it’s worth mentioning that border collies are strong players in Frisbee competitions.

Poodle

Poodle is also called poodle and poodle. The Poodle is considered the national dog of France. Poodles are divided into three types according to their body size: standard, mini and toy. Poodles have a lively and active personality, a relatively gentle temperament, and are relatively agile and quick to respond. Now more and more people are keeping poodles as pets. Especially popular among young people.

German Shepherd

German Shepherd, also called German Blackback. Its body shape is very similar to that of a common wolfdog. Different from the first two dog breeds, German shepherds are not often kept as pets. They appear more often in some big scenes, helping the military and police search for drugs, arrest fugitives, and border patrols.