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List of Best Dog Breeds.

Known as man's best friend, dogs have a wide variety of personalities. If you're thinking of adopting a four-legged friend, put the odds in your favor by choosing an obedient and affectionate pet. Adding this type of animal to your family will be much easier. Here is our list of the 20 most agreeable dog breeds.

Border collie

Originally from Great Britain, this magnificent pooch loves to please its owners and never tires of learning new tricks. Border collies are known as excellent herding dogs and require constant physical and intellectual stimulation. These dogs have lively and intelligent personalities, making them easily trained companions.

Labrador

Undoubtedly one of the most popular dog breeds, a Labrador will thrive as a member of your family as long as it is trained appropriately. While they are known to be very obedient, this furry friend must be trained by a caring owner with a firm approach and strict boundaries. Your Labrador will happily join you on sporty outings and will seldom bark.

German shepherd

Loved worldwide, German shepherds are charmingly loyal, agile, and intelligent. We often think of them as work dogs, but they can easily become a perfect pet if rigorously trained from a young age. This dog sporting a brown and black coat thrives particularly well when owners provide plenty of exercise. Don't hesitate to enjoy canicross or a walk in the forest with your German shepherd.

Continental toy spaniel

This magnificent pooch delights with its perky, upright ears. Plus, the breed has an excellent, playful personality that makes it easy to train. Sweet and affectionate, they can be a bit clingy due to their strong need for attention. Continental toy spaniels are an ideal choice for couples and families that spend a lot of time at home.

Golden retriever

The golden retriever is the third-most popular dog breed in North America. This is not surprising when you discover that these dogs are the champions of obedience. Training this canine with a golden coat is rather straightforward. These dogs also adapt easily to all lifestyles and love working alongside their owners.

Poodle

In addition to enchanting us with its air of nobility, the poodle is known as one of the world's most intelligent dogs. It has a lively, playful nature that families and active owners will enjoy. Poodles are eager to please and, therefore, easy to train. In fact, this woolly companion loves agility and obedience competitions. They dislike solitude, however, and constantly seek affection from their human companions.

Shetland sheepdog

Originally from Britain's Shetland Islands, this sheepdog is an obedient, affectionate, and playful companion. Like other sheepdog breeds, the Shetland remains constantly attuned to its owner. Its intelligence, combined with a strong desire to please, makes this dog a perfect candidate for obedience training. It's often described as a miniature collie, even though the two breeds are not related.

Rottweiler

Rottweilers have gotten very bad press due to their dominating personality and mistrust of strangers. These traits, however, stem from an undying loyalty to their owners and territorial defensiveness. This breed requires training to be happy and easily controlled. If you teach your Rottweiler with a firm but gentle hand, you'll have a disciplined companion that will treat the entire family with affection.

Pembroke Welsh corgi

Thanks to its origins as a herding dog, the corgi is extremely devoted and attentive to its owner. They are among the most easily trained breeds. Social and friendly, corgis are rarely aggressive.

Australian shepherd

Often recognized by their splendid blue merle coats, Australian shepherds bring joy to many households. Gifted with a strong ability to learn, they adore exercise and respond well to training. Australian shepherds make ideal pets for the entire family as long as they are allowed to expend some of their energy for about an hour each day. Without such stimulation, this dog could display destructive behaviors.

Brussels griffon

The Brussels griffon, originally from Belgium, is the perfect dog breed for anyone looking for an obedient pet that's on the small side. Brussels griffons are known as a robust breed that enjoys training and performance sports. Consequently, their owners should be ready to spend a large amount of time with them because these dogs do not tolerate solitude.

Bernese mountain dog

Of Swiss origin, the Bernese mountain dog is a loyal companion with unparalleled intelligence. Protective of their families, these dogs go all out to please their owners. This character trait makes Bernese mountain dogs obedient and easy to train. Sweet and affectionate, these distinctive tricolor dogs do not react very well to strict training methods.

Toy Schnauzer

The protective toy schnauzer is the perfect pet if you have children at home. These dogs are also exceptionally loyal to their owners, but they have a dominant personality. When training this breed, take a firm approach to achieve obedience. Once your position as leader is well established, your relationship with your toy schnauzer will be quite amicable.

Pointer

The pointer is a dog breed known for its obedient temperament and intelligence. It's said that a trained pointer remains so for life. Loyal to their owners, they are also protective and don't hesitate to drive strangers away. Originally used to hunt feathered game, these dogs with concave muzzles have impressive olfactory abilities. Pointers are also affectionate and love children.

Collie

Who didn't dream of having a majestic collie after seeing an episode of Lassie? Like all sheepdogs, this breed is very easy to train due to its advanced intelligence. Collies have thick fur, love to play with their owners, and learn quickly. Their gentle and loving temperament makes them the perfect pet for any home.

Belgian shepherd (Malinois)

Veritable balls of energy, Belgian shepherds will always be ready to join you for some physical activity. Their disposition for work—these dogs are often found alongside police and customs officers—makes them easy to train. Their shepherding nature makes them amenable to carrying out tasks and pleasing their owners.

Havanese

If you're looking for a miniature pet that's social and devoted to its owner, the Havanese will be your best friend. Originally from Cuba, this cute pooch is very easy to train and eager to please. Petite, but robust, and demanding little in terms of daily energy expenditure, this dog adapts easily to apartment life.

English springer spaniel

This medium-sized dog is an excellent companion for an inexperienced owner. Indeed, English springer spaniels want to please, making them very easy to train. They integrate themselves easily into family life with their extroverted and pleasant personalities. Adult English springer spaniels require two hours of physical activity per day. After expending their energy, they become quite calm.

Doberman pinscher

Dobermans are often seen collaborating with police officers due to their ability to learn and their devotion to work. Endowed with a strong personality, these dogs must be gently trained and socialized at a young age. As such, this breed suits experienced owners best. If you maintain a positive relationship with your Doberman, this dog will remain a loyal and affectionate companion.

Keeshond

The surprising ease with which Keeshonds are trained is one of the canine world's best-kept secrets. This cute furball learns quickly and constantly seeks to please. Also known as a German spitz wolf, this breed has a playful and affectionate nature.

By Jennifer Blanchette, Espresso

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