The most common breeds used for visually impaired and blind people are, in order of most popular:
These are quick learners, they are extremely loyal and very intelligent, which is why they make good guide dogs.
Some blind charities have found that cross-breeding the Golden Retriever and Labrador produces the best guide dog, called the Golden Labrador or the Golden Retriever Lab Hybrid, because they have the qualities of both dogs.
Any breed of dog can potentially produce a good hearing dog. However, most hearing dogs are mixed-breed dogs selected for higher than average energy level and a weight of 30 to 40 pounds.
All breeds of dogs can be used to assist the deaf. The only requirement is that they have a desire to work and alert their partner.
Assistance dogs or therapy dogs
There will be horses who have great hearing but it doesn't depend on the breed. Just like people; people of the same race can have better hearing than their cousin.
Most hearing dogs are mixed breeds, particularly those with some Border Collie in them. But any breed can potentially produce a dog who is good at hearing work.
They bred them to assist them in hunting.
There isn't a breed with "bad hearing", but some some breeds are prone to have hearing problems or deafness. These breeds are: Dalmatians, Bull terriers, and English setters. Because deafness can be in these breeds genes, it's particularly important to buy from a breeder that does genetic testing on their dogs, and not from pet stores. Any breed of dog with untreated ear infections can also lose their hearing, so it's important to have a dog treated promptly when you notice a problem.
Dogs have all five senses, and their hearing and often their sight are better than that of humans, depending on the breed of the dog. They do not substitute hearing for any other sense, they just have very good hearing usually.
this could start a debate, however, the Border Collie is supposed to have the best hearing and the most intellect, but every dog lover will tell you it is THEIR dog breed that is the cutest, smartest and has the best hearing and smell! Also the best looking!!!
Not usually. It depends on the breed, though. Because most small dogs have flappy ears, their hearing is generally impaired compared to their pointy eared cusins. Dogs whos ears sort of go up then flop, as well as get pulled back against the head ((like a gray hound)) usually have the best hearing. Dog's with pointy ears that stick straight up are second in line, and dogs who have floppy ears are usually deaf compared to other breeds.
if you want to breed with your mweor you on "cattery" and then "breed" you will see your mweors names listed then click "breed mweors" and you will breed them but if you want to breed another persons mweors you go to mweor search under explore and mark yes on breeding requests and you can also pick what type of mweors you want to breed with then click seach mweors find a mate click on their profle and scroll down to where you see a picture of you cat and click place breeding request and if they accept your request you will breed with them
Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Cocker Spaniels, Miniature Poodles and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.
he descended from African slaves who where raped by there white slave owners. so it is very possible
Anatolian Sheperd is well known breed of dog which originated in central Turkey place known as Anatolia. This type of dog is rugged, and very strong breed. They are very useful in protecting the live stocks because of their superior hearing and eyesight.
American Eskimo dogs are intelligent, hyper, and very protective dogs. They have a good sense of smell and sense of hearing. In my opinion this breed is great because of the qualities it has.