The Australian Cattle Dog is extremely active, both physically and mentally. He needs a regular job or activity to keep him busy, tired, and out of trouble. 

The Australian Shepherd is intelligent, hard working, and versatile, he’s got energy to burn so he needs plenty of exercise. Aussies are generally healthy, but like all breeds, they’re prone to certain health condition.

This is an outstanding working dog who is confident and protective in any situation. They’re affectionate with family members but reserved toward strangers until they take their measure. The watchdog abilities of the Malinois are excellent.  

The Bouvier is deeply attached and devoted to family and known for being intelligent, protective and strong willed. Left alone for long periods of time, he’s like to get bored.

He is a family companion and show dog with an adaptable personality and responsible nature, he is a sturdy friend for children, and his intelligence makes him highly trainable. 

The Collies top  with their intelligence and loyalty, are sweet, friendly, and gentle. They are family dogs and enjoy being part of all household activities. 

An intelligent breed, the Old English Sheepdog is a quick learner, always looking for something interesting and fun to do. He’s capable of performing numerous tasks. 

They are known for being happy, loving, and intelligent, but with a stubborn or independent streak at times. They are easy to train.

The Sheltie is intensely loyal, gentle, and sensitive, need early socialization — exposure to many different people, sights, sounds, and experiences — when they’re young. 

The Afghan Hound is typically a one-person or one-family dog. This hound is generally not motivated by food and does not possess as strong a desire to please as many other breeds.

The Basenji is intelligent and independent, but also affectionate and alert. He’s a sighthound, which means that motion catches his eye, and he’ll chase whatever he sees that moves.

Basset Hounds gets along with everyone, kids and other animals included. He’s calm indoors but alert enough that he makes an excellent watchdog.

This working scenthound was bred to work closely with other hounds, so he knows how to go along and get along with canine pals. 

A Bloodhound is docile yet stubborn, determined but not quarrelsome, affectionate but somewhat shy with people he doesn’t know. Can be vocal, barking up a storm when they’re excited. 

The Borzoi is quiet, sensible, and intelligent. He prefers not to be left alone for long periods. He’s an independent thinker and can be stubborn. 

The Irish Wolfhound has a strong desire for human companionship, he is intelligent and gentle. He’s sensitive and must be trained using positive reinforcement.

The Rhodesian Ridgeback is independent and intelligent, a combination that can be entertaining, frustrating, and rewarding, all in one. The Ridgeback is protective of his home and a discriminating barker.

A Whippet is amiable, friendly, quiet, and gentle at home. He doesn’t bark much, but he’s alert and makes an excellent watchdog.

This dog loves to be loved, enjoys being the center of attention, and is adept at charming his family, neighbors, groomer, or veterinarian with his winning personality. He is playful and has a cheerful attitude. 

The Boston Terrier is lively, smart, and affectionate with a gentle, even temperament. 

A bulldog is definitely sociable and sweet, but with a reputation for courage that makes him an excellent watchdog. He is a lover, not a fighter. 

Chos Chows tend to mind their own business and don’t usually start trouble. They’ll play with their people, but strangers are of no interest to them.

The Dalmatian is a high-energy dog with an endless capacity for exercise. He loves attention and has a strong desire to please. He’s a smart dog with a sly sense of humor. 

A French Bulldog is a smart, loving dog who wants and needs to spend lots of time with his people.

He’s a happy, mischievous, and playful dog; he’s also regal, independent, and fierce. He takes the job of guarding his home and family seriously.

A poodle is intelligent, loving, loyal, and mischievous. He has a goofy streak and loves to play — he’s always up for a game of any kind.

Shiba Inu is strong-willed and confident, and often has his own ideas about things. He is loyal and affectionate with his family.

Brittanys are curious and independent, but respond well to their people and want to please them. They are happy, smart and alert. 

A Chessie is happy, has courage, intelligence, a strong work ethic, and an alert nature that makes him an excellent watchdog. 

A Cocker is sweet, playful, affectionate and cuddly and loves to participate in family activites. 

The typical Springer is friendly, eager to please, quick to learn, and willing to obey. He should never be aggressive or timid.

The German Shorthaired Pointer is enthusiastic, smart, friendly, and willing. This is a house dog, not a yard or kennel dog. 

The German Wirehaired Pointer  is affectionate and loyal to his family, he’s devoted to everyone. He loves human companionship and makes an excellent house dog and family member.  

The loyal Gordon Setter is intensely devoted to his family but wary of strangers, characteristics that make him an excellent watchdog. 

An Irish Setter is definitely playful, fun-loving, affectionate, always ready for a rollicking good time. He is an excellent watchdog and will bark to let you know of visitors or intruders. 

The Labrador is one of the most loved dog on earth, being super famous for his sweet personality. He is  very intelligent, outgoing, eager to please, and friendly with both people and other animals. 

A Whirehaired Pointing Griffon has many qualities such as being devoted and loyal family companion, with a sense of humor. This dog is often described as the «supreme gundog,» and his energetic and intelligent nature leaves little doubt as to why.

The Airedale is a hard-working, independent, and athletic dog with a lot of drive, energy, and stamina. He likes to dig, chase and bark.

The American Staffordshire Terriers are family dogs and they love to be around humans. Even though they have a reputation as being guard dogs, they are likely to greet strangers with lots of licks and affection.

Borders are pretty good-tempered, affectionate, obedient, and easily trained. They’re highly intelligent and they learn quickly.

A Miniature Schnauzer is full of life, extrovert, he loves to be in the thick of the family action. He may even run up to you while you’re sitting down and throw his paws around your neck. 

The Norwich Terrier is known for his affectionate nature. He generally loves everyone and will do well in households with multiple pets and children. 

A Scottish Terrier is a serious guy, not particularly jolly, and he approves of dignity and reserve. He’s opinionated, as well as independent and smart as a whip. 

The West Highland White Terrier is a bold, confident, fun-loving, intelligent dog who can find joy in the simplest pleasures of life, such as squeaky toys, a belly rub, and food. 

The Cavalier is eager to meet everyone who crosses his path, and if that person sits down and offers a lap or a treat, so much the better. Like any dog, Cavaliers come in a range of personalities, from quiet and sedate to rowdy and rambunctious.

A Chihuahua is an alert dog, sensitive and thrives on affection and companionship. Chihuahuas can be timid if they’re not properly socialized as puppies. 

Alert and happy, the Crested adores and dotes on his people. He makes an excellent companion and is extremely intelligent.

The Italian Greyhound is sensitive, alert, smart, and playful. He’s affectionate with his family, and loves to snuggle with you and stick close to your side all day. 

The Japanese Chin is a happy and charming dog who is affectionate and intelligent. He’s talkative, but not barky. Chin are so sensitive to their environments and the emotions of their people.

A Maltese is sweet and cute and widely known for always getting their way. He is a natural ham with a lively personality.

A Papillon is very smart and highly trainable and is best described as a doer, not a cuddler. He is happy, alert, and friendly. He should never be shy or aggressive.

The Pekingese is confidence and stubborn, all come together in a lively, affectionate, good-natured dog who’ll respect you if you respect him. He’s loyal to and protective of his people.

A Pomeranian is alert and inquisitive, smart and vivacious. He loves meeting new people and gets along well with animals.

Shih Tzus are happiest when they’re with their family, giving and receiving attention. They’re alert and lively and may bark at newcomers to their home. 

A Toy Fox Terrier is loyal, protective, and smart and he’s a superb watchdog and will alert you to the approach of guests and strangers.

The Yorkshire Terrier is a combination of endearingly small size and adventurous terrier spirit.

Akita is alert, intelligent, and courageous, a bold and willful dog, naturally wary of strangers but extremely loyal to their family. 

Alaskan Malamutes greet everyone as a friends so they don’t make good watchdogs, but they are extremely loyal to their family and friends.

Boxers are alert and watchful, with children, they’re playful and patient. They’re aggressive only in defense of their family and home. 

The ideal Corso is docile and affectionate toward his family, including children To get him to that point requires socialization and training from an early age.

A Doberman Pinscher is a super-intelligent and super-active dog. You also get an extremely loyal, trustworthy dog who’s playful and fun-loving with family. 

The Giant Schnauzer has the calm, loving temperament of a companion dog and the assertiveness, boldness and energy required of a guard and working dog. He takes his responsibilities seriously and is protective of home and family. 

The Great Pyrenees is calm, gentle, docile and courageous and devoted to his people, he’s the best friend anyone could ask for. He has a great desire to please. 

The Swissy’s personality is gentle, alert, and fun loving. These aren’t easygoing, pushover dogs, however; they’re confident canines with their own ideas, and they can be stubborn at times.

The Leo’s high energy levels and intelligence make him a super competitor in agility and obedience trials, and he’s also found doing therapy visits and water rescue work. 

The Portuguese Water Dog is tireless and fun loving, with a great sense of humor. He’s also smart enough that he can out think you if you don’t stay a step ahead of him. 

The ideal Rottweiler is calm, confident, and courageous, never shy. He has a self-assured aloofness and doesn’t make friends with people immediately or indiscriminately. 

A Saint Bernard is friendly and welcoming. They love attention but aren’t as demanding of it as some breeds. 

Samoyed is an intelligent, gentle, and loyal dog. He is friendly and affectionate with his family, including the children, and thrives on being part of household activity.