Lab, Dalmatian, Newfoundland, St. Bernard, And Shorthaired Pointer.
There are many different dog breeds used as rescue dogs. German shepherds, golden retrievers, st bernards, Portuguese water dogs, and many more. It really just depends on what type of rescue, such as snow, water, search and rescue, it all depends.
A German Shepherd dog can be used for many purposes, including rescue work and helping the handicapped by being a guide or therapy dog. The work any dog does depends on the training it receives.
Yes, a dog is often referred to as a "K9" (or "canine") in contexts related to law enforcement and search-and-rescue work. The term "K9" is a play on the word "canine," which encompasses all dog breeds. While all K9s are dogs, not all dogs are trained or used for specialized K9 roles.
Helping Hounds is a dog rescue for beagles and other breeds. They take dogs from everywhere in the country you can volunteer or adopt.
in dog (canine) breeds
There are many smooth coated dogs used for hunting. Check out the AKC's list of dog breeds if there is a particular dog you are looking for.Hunting dogs will be in the Hound Group:http://www.akc.org/breeds/hound_group.cfmOr the Sporting Group:http://www.akc.org/breeds/sporting_group.cfm
The German Spitz and AED used to be the same dog, but a couple of centuries on different continents have led to them being separate breeds.
Your dog could work as a rescue dog. He or she could also try acting.
it is believed to have 355 breeds of dog including mix breeds.
A trained German Shephard is a very good guard dog. The breed is so intelligent and learns so readily that is has been used as a sheepdog, guard dog, in police work, as a guide for the blind, in search and rescue service, and in the military. For more details about the German Shepherd, and for a list of the breeds of dog suited for guarding, see the following website: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/guarddogs.htm
The only type of canine breed which the Aboriginal people used was the dingo.
A small dog rescued as an adult (so you know it will remain small) from a humane society or animal rescue. Breeds and mixes may vary.