Yes.
Domestic dogs are in fact Canis lupus familiaris a subspecies of Canis lupus, the grey Wolf from which they are descended. Although different breed from Great Dane to Chihuahua are dramatically different in external appearance they are genetically very similar and in a few generations of crossbreeding will produce descendants very close to the ancestral Wolf.
Until recently the Domestic Dog was actually classified as a separate species Canis familiaris.
Some of the smartest dogs include Labradors, German shepherds, golden retrievers, terriers, and boxers. Others include poodles, Rottweiler's, collies, and pugs.
No,german sheperds aren't smarter than border collies.Border collies are the number 1 smartest dog breed in the world.
The dogs that help policemen most often are German Shepherds.
yes poodles are smarter. the german shepherd is the third smartest dog, and the poodle is the second, the border collie is first. in my training classes-i'm a trainer-, the poodles are always at the head of the class. they are the most trainable of all dogs too. while border collies are stubborn, poodles want to please. they can be taught many complicated tricks and are good service dogs because they are gentle and bond strongly to their people.
Border Collies are but German sheps are in the top 10
German Shepherds are a powerful breed, smaller breeds such as Collies and small Terriers obviously aren't as strong.
the poodle! it is the smarted of all dogs. the next smartest dogs are border collies and German shepherds.
i would recomend a rhodesian ridgeback, German shepherd, a doberman or mastiff.
No, German shepards are not on the endangered species list.
Any individual dog, no matter its breed, may have the ability to easily learn new commands, but several breeds are famous for being "biddable," or being easy to train. These include border collies, poodles, German shepherds, golden retrievers, Jack Russell terriers and Brittanies.
It is hard to say what the most well known breed in Ireland would be. Collies would be well known, as would Labradors, Alsation/German Shepherds and many others.
it is all about how the dogs have been brought up. Many dogs can have a bad reputation but be brought up as every well behaved and friendly dogs.