Border Collies are incredibly energetic and intelligent dogs, always ready for action. They need minimal repetitions to learn new commands and require ample physical and mental stimulation.
Siberian Huskies are high-energy dogs that thrive in cold environments. Known for their sledding history, they need plenty of exercise and space.
Dalmatians are high-energy working dogs known for their history of running alongside horses and fire engines. They can become destructive without sufficient stimulation and shed heavily despite their short coat.
Chow Chows, with their teddy bear-like appearance, have a low energy level but high grooming needs due to their thick coat. They are not the most intelligent and can be stubborn, requiring patience in training.
Cane Corsi are large, strong dogs with a natural protective instinct. They are highly suspicious of strangers and can become aggressive if not properly socialized from a young age.
Akitas are renowned Japanese guard dogs with a history of fighting and hunting. They are suspicious of strangers and other dogs, requiring socialization training. While not very vocal, Akitas can become moody and show irritation.
Rottweilers are large, medium-energy dogs known for their protective nature. They can be playful yet aggressive towards strangers, making them unsuitable for first-time owners.
Airedale Terriers, the largest terriers, are known for their independence and strong will. They are fun and friendly but prone to separation anxiety, leading to destructive behaviors.