German Shepards because they are loyal and not disobedient.
The best type of guide dog would have to be either a German Shepard, or the very reliable black lab.
Typical guide dogs are Labrador retrievers of German Shepard's. Both breeds train easily.
The Seeing Eye has been training dogs, at no charge since 1942.
golden retriever's, they are very nice and not violent many people have them
Used to be German sheperds, but Labs are used more now.
One size doesn't fit all. Depends on the dog's temperament, disposition, ability, and fit with the owner: Generally, you'll find German Shepherds, Belgium Malinois (close cousin), and Labs most suitable. Labs are often more mellow and less intimidating, Shepherds have the advantage of being better protection dogs.
Guide dogs come in all forms and breeds from the little chihuahua to the large great dane. All that's required is that the dog is smart enough to get threw training and has a good temperament. The most common breeds are German shepherds, retrievers, Staffordshires/APBT, general mutts, and collies.
Usually I see a Golden Retriever or Labrador doing the job. These breeds are very smart!
Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and German Shepherds
The most common guide and police dog breeds are the German Shepard and Labrador retriever.
I think they would be Labradors.
The UK Kennel club recognises 209 breeds of dog for show purposes.Loads
There are about 400 breeds of dogs in the world. - TSR
A "working" dog is trained to do a "job" such as a sheepdog, a guide dog, a sniffer dog or a guard dog, whereas a "toy" dog is usually a small pet lapdog. Traditionally certain breeds were classified as working dogs Sheepdogs etc. and toy breeds would be like Chihuahuas etc.
All dogs are different. All breeds are great it just depends on the dog you get or have.So all breeds are great! :)
The answer is Canis Familiaris. All breeds of domestic dog has this scientific name.
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Salukis are usually never used a guide dog, their body shape is not correct for it. The typical guide dog breeds are labrador retrievers, golden retrievers, german shepherds, and poodles. Salukis can be trained to be other kinds of service dogs besides guide dogs.
To my knowledge, all dog breeds have whiskers. Some of them are trimmed off for the show ring.
shedding actually depends on the breed of dog. for instance, some breeds do not shed at all.
The type of coat on the dog does not affect it's behavior. Guiding Eyes for the blind has German Shepherds, and Golden Retrievers, but around 95% of their dogs are Labradors, of varying hair types. Not all dogs in these breeds have the mentality for guide work, but they have shown stronger guide dog traits than other breeds.