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Even within breeds, there's enormous variety in the way a dog acts and reacts to the world around them.
How about what breeds might be easiest to train? Check out our Best Breeds/Worst Breeds lists in the categories most often considered when adopting a new pup.
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Herding DogsThe dogs in this category were developed to control large flocks of sheep or herds of cattle.
Hound DogsHounds are perhaps the oldest type of hunting dog. Two types exist: those who hunt by sight, and those who hunt by scent– scent hounds.
Mixed Breed DogsMeet the real underdog, the one far more likely to end up in a shelter than a purebred.
Sporting DogsActive and alert, Sporting dogs are the hunters of the dog world: the Pointers, Retrievers, Setters, and Spaniels.
Terrier DogsTerriers are the rascals of the dog world. Their name comes from the Latin word terra, meaning earth.
Working DogsThe diverse dogs represented in this group were bred to perform a variety of tasks from guarding people, property, and livestock to pulling carts or sleds.
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