Top 17 SMARTEST Dog Breeds EVER!

This video reveals the TOP 17 SMARTEST DOG BREEDS known for their intelligence and trainability!
Want a pup who can learn tricks in a flash and become your best bud? This video is for YOU! You won't want to miss this fun and informative video! Perfect for dog lovers, future pet owners, or anyone curious about the brightest pups around! We'll count down the most intelligent dog breeds. Is YOUR dog on the list? Watch to find out
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[@DoggyQuarters]

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[@danielsotelo3942]

I never thought I would be a dog owner until a tiny and very beautiful soul dog entered my life, thanks to my daughter, her name was BB... A tiny 10 lb Papillon. She won me over and we had a great 16 years together. I love her and miss her so much, Smart does not even begin to describe who she really was. We were true friends.

[@DoggyQuarters]

That's such a sweet time with both of you 💜

[@sandyjohnson5111]

I had a Papillion I got from the local animal rescue. She was the sweetest dog I ever had. She died in 2018 and I still miss her so much. I’m not sure I could ever find a dog like her again.

[@barbarafarrington7146]

I have always had a dog or 2 and I have had several different breeds of cats and dogs. They were all blessings to my life and gifts from God. You need another dog in your life to love. They all will love you back, but please do not wait. You are special and there is one for you and you for them.

[@hawaiianpineapple7303]

As an ex retired mailman. I found the dog owners to be the problem. Not the dogs.

[@gillesjoly3811]

My Border Collie actually learned some commands by herself. Easy to train, faithful dog. Great with people, but not with dogs bigger than her, as being an Alpha female, she always wanted to dominate. On the other hand, she was great with pups and small dogs. I raised her from eight weeks, and she lived to be sixteen years. Best dog I've ever had!

[@bowieoliver555]

My Australian cattle dog/boxer mix is too smart for his own good at my expense. I never imagined that a dog would be able to outsmart me but here we are.

[@muleface1066]

You raise an important caveat--mixed breeds are often the most intelligent. In fact, that's one reason some people avoid them--they're too smart for their own good (or for their owners). The smartest dog I ever "owned" was a border collie/semoyed mix.

[@mojorisin7371]

The Rottweiler, Doberman and German Shepherd dogs are my top 3 dog breeds. Just in intelligence alone these dogs excel in most daily task and with outstanding athleticism and looks, for me I'm totally sold ❤🤩

[@alexamurawski4524]

where is the Australian Sherpherd? mine was super smart ...knowing all of his toys by name, although i never really trained to know - and he put them back when grapping a new toy

[@HMQuinn]

Aussies are incredibly smart. Inclined w border collies in my opinion and I've been training dogs for 30 years..

[@DoggyQuarters]

@@HMQuinn Wow 30 years..So, can you share more experiences in training smart dogs for everyone? 😄

[@doilyhead]

They're so wrong for the omission! ❤😊

[@nancyrea3863]

@@doilyheadI’m sure he name them.

[@sjohnson4882]

Flawed list, no Aussie Shepherd.

[@lauriemapplebeck1286]

The Border Collies are extremely smart!

[@ferretfriend5458]

My Miniature Schnauzer is the cleverest dog I have ever owned. She is crafty and intelligent, sometimes she amazes me 🥰

[@jamathiasen1778]

Border collie, Autralian Shepherd, Malinois, GSD, Pitbull Terrier, & Golden Retriever..not necessarly in that order

[@nancyrea3863]

Nope. You forgot the poodle. My last dog was a standard and she was super smart. And protective. I was not home once when UPS knocked on my patio door, he told me later he thought she was coming through the glass.

[@user-rl2vr2qt8c]

❤​@@nancyrea3863

[@jamikanm]

Belgium Malinois are freakishly smart, agile, active….. I may obviously be biased 😜😜😜😜

[@davidluy3027]

On 11/15/23 I adopted a 1 1/2 year old female Austrailian Cattle dog named Koda. My sister found her for me on FaceBook. Thank God for my sister! I hit the lottery with Koda! Koda is so smart and loyal, she's always at my feet wherever I go. I walk Koda 7 days a week. My doctor says I am in phenominal health for my age, I am 68 years old. It's because of my dogs, past and present. They demand me to walk them and we have a great time doing so. Also Koda loves people and all animals, cats and dogs. Koda has proven to be a saint of the dog world. I love her so much! She keeps me very active, play, play and play some more. Koda has more balls and toys than some children have, and she plays with them all. It's been an adventure with Koda and I. And it's not over yet for a long time to come.

[@Loveoldies50]

Several of these breeds, I never heard of! And, I’m a 73 YO dog lover! Are they really rare, or simply rare in the USA? I've had pure breeds and mixed breeds. But, once I rescued a German Shepherds, I stayed with the breed for over 35 years. My brother chose Rotti’s as his favorites. They got along great with my Shepherds. I now have a Cavachon rescue, and he surprises me with his intelligence! He stopped burying his treats in the dirt of the back yard, and started burying them in my bed! He uses his nose to push blankets, sheets, and anything nearby to bury them. No more dirty snout and dirt in his treats. To me that says SMART dog! Maybe he's a Cavapoo? But, Shepherds will always be my favorite breed. I adore them! BTW, most of MY Shepherds were 110 lb giants! I often wonder why they always put their size down as a smaller dog, as in this video. And they all lived to 12 years.

[@geraldineclarke5434]

As usual, intelligence is defined by trainability. I beg to differ.

[@jamesgreszczuk1670]

My new dog I purchased at the county dog shelter is half-Germman Sheppard & half-golden lab is truly smart but is kinda stubborn in some ways I think she takes after German Sheppard part & friendly lovable side is the the golden-lab part! She is only 1 year & 6 months old still a puppy stages! But I love my Jenny! Jim Greszczuk

[@powellmountainmike8853]

I have always been very fond of dogs. Growing up, I had many dog friends although my parents would never let me own one. It wasn't until I was in my late 30s that I was settled enough to feel able to get a dog. I went to a shelter, and got a dog that they said was a"mixed breed". I spent days researching what she might be. She almost never barked, only to give alarm. She "talked." She made vocalizations, and, as the years passed actually learned so say understandable, "OW" (for "out") standing by the door when she wanted to go out, or "OR" (for "more) standing by her bowl when she wanted more dinner. Eventually I found that someone in a nearby city was breeding Australian dingoes. Everything matched, her size, her body, her four white feet. She must have been a dingo. She was BY FAR the smartest dog I have ever known. When I got her she was about a year old. For sixteen years she was my very best friend and companion. I still miss her to this day. I have other dogs and love them dearly, and one is very smart, and also tries to talk, but none are as smart as my first, my dingo.

[@bowieoliver555]

I have an Australian cattle dog mix. They were bred with dingos. I never imagined a dog could be this smart.

[@elizabethmartin4328]

People who love cats & dogs are very special people.

[@powell4661]

I had a super smart dingo mix years ago

[@tonybarnett1158]

I grew up with a Border Collie. Never knew until my 30's that's what breed it was. It was just a Collie to us. I found out the difference watching an agility competition.

[@myfivestarrealty]

Doberman Pinschers are considered to be one of the most intelligent dog breeds. They are known for their eagerness to learn and please their owners, and they perform well on objective tests that measure working and obedience intelligence. Dobermans can learn new commands after only five repetitions, compared to the average dog's 25-40 repetitions. They also respond well to positive reinforcement training methods.

[@deanwirth3627]

You forgot Boston Terriers, they don't only learn commands but how to maneuver dog owners to their will. Intelligence is hard to measure.

[@LAVYRLESTEEL]

Jack Russell? super smart !

[@thedoo777]

Yep

[@russellterry8671]

Too compulsive to be smart.

[@keithlennox8195]

Have owned 2 JRTs one was a long leg parsons and he lived for 13 years but passed, I have a short legged one now, to me they are one of the smartest but mischievous but that's apart of their trait. I love all dogs ❤ 🐕 😊

[@christinestephenson1742]

What about the Belgian Mallinois??

[@JeanNovacco]

Before they started the countdown, it was mentioned that the group being considered when the rankins were made years ago had NOT included yhe Belgian Malinois ...but if the analysys were done today that breed woild undoubtedly rank high

[@marke6261]

Super smart BUT not a good pet

[@michaelhilborn4204]

I love black Labs.

[@mikelundrigan2285]

I have owned dogs for 28 years! My current dog is not a recognized pure breed…a Golden Doodle and he is one very smart pup! A cross of the poodle and golden retriever two of the smartest breeds and obviously, his intelligence is genetic!

[@lydiajohnson818]

The pitbull is not on the list? They are very intelligent. I should know I've owned 2 of them. And the pitador aka lab pit mix should be on the list. I have 1 and she amazes me. The things she'll do on her own. She can open and shut doors for Pete's sakes. My pit bull understood english very well. If I told him he was laying in the wrong spot he'd get up and move. Not only that he was a awsome babysitter

[@markthomas8766]

Our German Shepard - Black Labrador cross was a blood smart dog. I reckon she had a vocabulary of over 1000 words. She taught us her language with her different growls, whines and barks. She'd even let us know when we got it wrong when we didn't understand what she said. She did used to mix up her right from her left when I gave her those instructions. I cherished that because that was one thing I could do better than her. Miss her forever.

[@winstonelston5743]

I had a white GSD mix, and we could never figure out id he was oh-so-smart or dmb as a sack full of hammers. We finally realized he was so smart that he knew how to play dumb. He had a winning disposition and was friendly to everybody except my best friend at the time, and his family. I have had four Norwegian Elkhounds through the years, and these dogs are incredibly intelligent. We had one that managed to scratch a hot spot in the middle of her bach, between her shoulder blades. She couldn't have reached that location with any paw or teeth, and it was a puzzle... until I washed her bedding. She had stacked her chew-bones under her blanket and rolled on them to scratch her itch. This means. in effect, that that dog had made a tool for a specific purpose. Another Elkhound would carry her food dish from her feeding location to the dining room to eat with the people. Yet another would, when she thought it was too hot inside, bark at the thermostat. The boy I have now, I'd say he's prettysmart. When the sign says _WET FLOOR,_ he does. BTW, How many border collies does it take to change a light bulb? One, "And while I was at it I brought that substandard wiring up to code."

[@DoggyQuarters]

Thanks for sharing this amazing stories 💚

[@carlsmuck284]

One of the problems with the GSD is that if you get one it owns you.

[@kazhb2926]

Absolutely right.

[@frederikdsouza4006]

Gsd are most loveable pets they completely captivate you with thier lovely intelligence

[@leoolaniyan7062]

Hogwash! If you treat your dog with respect, it will show you respect in return and submit to forging a great bond with you. *If a dog owns its owner, it probably has the wrong or an untrained owner* 📌

[@marilynmccall2879]

11:09 I've had pure breds and mutts and all were great dogs. They were our pets, not working or for show. I am all for the Golden Retriever if you want a pure bred for a pet. They are kind and gentle to infants all the way to the elderly. Alot of them do come with health issues though. I got mine from a family that bred them just because they loved the breed. They sold them as unregistered so cheaper and that was fine with us. Mutts though are special too if you don't get a bad mix. Make sure you know what the mix is before you buy.

[@andym4695]

A buddy had a Golden he named Einstein. Billy was a border collie. He'd give them tasks, and reward them depending upon which dog completed the task first. I had a Lab. Wonderful dog, though definitely a bit hard-headed. More than once I caught him manipulating me.

[@kikigirlkauai]

My terv was so smart. He kinda read your mind once you let any emotion show. Sweet loved kids, was great with other dogs, loyal, active and happy. He was amazing and a ton of work keeping up with his coat. I’d shave him early spring so by winter he had his coat back. Never shave the tail ever. He loved his summer cut and was always happy to be able to lay in his kiddie pool. He was so easy to train. Great in the car. Watch dog at home but once you were welcome in, he was a lap dog. 115 pounds of couch potato at times.

[@kikigirlkauai]

My friends had cattle dogs. They were nippers and you didn’t dare enter the yard or house unless owners were home even if they knew you. So hyper too.

[@bowieoliver555]

I have one. I have 0 doubt he'd give his life to protect me. Too darn smart and doesn't like toddlers though. He wants to herd them. He's a good boy if you exercise him but if he gets bored oh my.

[@christinestephenson1742]

Blue Heelers!! My dog is half German Shepherd and half Blue Heeler.

[@michaelsavo-mg2pc]

I just lost my best friend Jax's he was a male Visla amazing loving dog 🐕 looking to get a Doberman what do you guys think?

[@Sw33tT4rt]

Dobermans are excellent at guarding you and your property. However, they are hard to train and are aggressive towards strangers. Be sure to be careful around people the pup has never seen before, as it can attack. If you be careful around the pup, you should be alright.

[@lindadeal3344]

Try a Rottweiler, easy to train and a good judge of people!

[@2CODO1963]

For pure intelligence beyond animal instinct, look no further than the Briard.

[@t0mn8r35]

Oh so many cute doggies! I want all of them!

[@DoggyQuarters]

🐶want you too❤

[@tomdillon6758]

Made me fall in love with my ex's, so, border collie lab, golden, shepherd, and more, I'm 72. AmStaff owner now, mellowest dog in my life, also stubbornest. Loves Everybody, unlike some of the previously mentioned.

[@wolfpackpete6408]

I like that this list is mixed up a little from the normal. The smart breeds that have been omitted from this list, are closely related to breeds that were mentioned. So, Honourable mentions: Australian Kelpie Australian sheepdog Malinois Rottweiler Regular & Giant Schnauzers Labrador Retriever

[@editjacobson3671]

Totally untrue. Check out Vizsla and Puli

[@robmckrill3134]

The blue healer or Australian cattle dog's are the most loyal and intelligent breed I've ever come across. Medium size dog with no fear, great with families and very protective. If a700kg cows can't move them, no can strangers. Love this breed

[@ronwallace2680]

Where is the Weimaraner?

[@Goibniu001]

#18🤭

[@markelcock4669]

My gsd is brilliant..he is so intoned to language and is constantly looking to please and interact...he watches television like a college professor taking notes...you just know he understands what he is watching

[@lu-uf8zj]

My New Zealand heading dog is smarter than I am and I can trust him 100%.

[@MikeSmith-dd7oz]

I have a mini Bernedoodle that’s brilliant!

[@carolbuchta5455]

Loves dem doggies!!! No one...I repeat: NO ONE!!...will ever love you as purely and totally as your dog! 😎

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting/informative/entertaining. Never been a pet owner. Service dogs are a blessing to those in need-!!!🤗

[@haroldluck9899]

We think the black labs are loving and supportive

[@sharonholzhausen8788]

I have owned three Australian shepherds over the years and they were extremely smart, devoted to their “people”, easy to train, and very word smart. They are great herders and should of been included in this video. Enjoyed learning a little more about these other breeds.

[@herchelleonwood7463]

my POMERANIAN speaks German and Polish fluently !!

[@sophiemac7494]

Love ❤speaks German and Polish fluently

[@franciscom.d.459]

Hahaha 👍. Funny

[@juancarlossaavedra6757]

This have dual meaning " With out dogs, this program would not happens"

[@shariaguillon7861]

My Pitt Bull, Ziggy , who passed away two days ago, was one of the most intelligent dogs id ever had. You could tell he understood eferything we said to him.

[@user-md1uq2rp3f]

I had two dogs brother and sister from the same litter. He was a genius, and she was dumb except when food was involved. Then and only then would she act smart and find a way to get it.

[@kevinkranz9156]

LOVE LABS AND GOLDENS MY FAVORITES

[@sharonabbott2726]

I raised Boxers for many years . They are incredibly smart. They will always hold a special place in my heart. As of today, im the proud mom to a Belgian Terv (#14) they are human in a dog suit, i also recently got a GSD. Wow! What a good girl she is, smart but stubborn seems like she always second guessing me. Sometimes she wins but I can usually win (I m stubborn too) i love dogs, all breeds and find there are no bad dogs....my only regret is I won't live long enough to experience more breeds.

[@Margaret-x5p]

You are wrong about the Rottweiler. They are of German descent. The Romans mixed them with the mastiff. Their are 5 different types of Rottweilers. Germany has now made it illegal to chop off their tails. I have 2 miniature schnauzers who are excellent watch dogs due to their exceptional hearing. They can also hear anything crawling underground. Both of mine sort of "tag teamed" with one digging up the moles and flinging it to the other one in 30 minutes they got any mole that was underground in my backyard. Also rotating the soil was a good thing too! They aren't yapping dogs. They don't bark at anything that moves but if anyone were to come within the boundaries of our property they let us know. They are also stubborn. They do not shed and are very loving.

[@tonysaid6184]

Where is the Belgian Malinois in this list??

[@GRANTAANBYE]

We are on our second pitty,this dog is scary smart,human like,a simple,suttle,hand motion is understood even at a great distance

[@kikigirlkauai]

Poodles are sensitive and need lots of human attention and exercise. They love jobs and things to do. Puzzles, tricks, games and yes lots and lots of grooming and brushing. Prone to ear infection and standards get bloat and should have gastopexy done before they suffer stomach surgeries. Grooming can be expensive. And matting is terrible painful for the dogs.

[@nancyrea3863]

My last dog was a standard poodle and she was smart, funny and protective.

[@christinestephenson1742]

Why is it I've never met a smart poodle?

[@tomhooper5386]

Had many dog breeds in my life the smartest ones were miniature poodles. Ever trained them they practically understood English

[@tomhooper5386]

Never opps

[@AlvaSudden]

Intelligence isn't measured by how closely an animal adheres to what people want it to do. If that were true, all wild animals would be unintelligent because they avoid people completely.

[@kikigirlkauai]

Shelties are often skittish and timid. Almost every sheltie I groomed or trained was so timid and scared it really made it hard to train them. Dislike strangers and noise.

[@sophiemac7494]

In my lifetime I had 3 shelties all of them very smart, very loving family dogs they love challenges they are working dogs, need a lot of human interaction. Just love them! Two of them live to be 11 1/2 years and the 3rd one 17years

[@CKtom-q2f]

I had a dog my Mother named Senders but I called him Gus. He would swim the Ohio River with me but refused to touch the Kentucky shore thus he would turn around and swim back to Ohio and run up and down the shore until he saw me jump in to swim back and then he would jump in and swim and meet me. I went into the military and he stopped eating and the Vet told my Father it was because I was gone and passed away. He was not a pure-bred but a mix of some kind and very smart. He went where I went but ..if i said, "No". he would not follow me. I miss Gus to this day and never had another dog..... Got a cat though, he is smart.

[@jameskelley3365]

Interesting, but you left out the Pit Bull, the Belgian Malinois, and the Dutch Shepherd, among other dogs. My pitbull could climb trees, get down from a second-story apartment house by going across the roof, and was very aware of my reactions to strangers. My daughter locked herself out of her apartment, and her African cat unlocked the door for her from the inside. We underestimate dogs' and cats' intelligence.

[@patwats8860]

I love my Airedales but my smartest one was a little mongrel. She learned everything at obedience class by watching my Airedale being taught. My Airedale was taught but couldn’t go to the test. I grabbed the mutt and took her to the class test. She did everything by hand signal which she had learned by watching me train the Dale. I thought that was pretty smart!

[@cyrilthompson1846]

I agree with the border collie. Totally correct. Mine could read my mind . A great companion and totally loving. Mine was also a expert peacemaker with other dogs. If two dogs were fighting he would get in-between and in a short time both dogs would calm down. Needed a lot of exercise and knew when to walk slowly when it's master. Me looked if I was flagging.

[@niku66]

Two of my newfoundlands have planned for situations they had foreseen: One hid an extra stuffed animal to take outside, when he knew he would get a 'no' when he tried to take first one out. The other hid an extra stick outside to take indoors when he knew he would get a 'no' at the first one when he tried. Maybe not very obedient, but sure more clever than all these herding dogs who just know words and commands...

[@joanmckinnon2368]

Border collies are very smart and they learn fast

[@kathybrem880]

They’re TOO smart!! Lol

[@janetgallo5720]

It was already mentioned

[@MarcusWeinreich]

This I don't get, many pictures of Siberian Huskies before the list but not on the list. I therefor proclaim this list as totally deficient!

[@shannonreed1289]

The Belgian Malinois should have ranked #1.. Belgains are smarter and have more common sense than most humans.. There minds are so sharp and they learn like no other breed.. I am retired law enforcement and have been around the breed for 35 years. I own 3 female Malinois's and they are amazing!!

[@muleface1066]

Working hard is a sign of intelligence? I guess I'm not as smart as I thought.

[@zakstargaser5644]

No. 16: Collie. I'm quite sure most of the pictures is not Collies but Shetland Sheepdogs. No. 11: Pembroke Welsh Corgi, I think the correct name is Welsh Corgi Pembroke. Just like the Welsh Corgi Cardigan.

[@joanmckinnon2368]

I do believe that 16 is called a rough collie

[@brianandrews7099]

My Spring Spaniel was very much loved, but not always the smartest dog! Eager to please … himself. Me, not so much!

[@lynntaylor3894]

We have English springers. Does not surprise me to be on list

[@andrewgreen815]

I had the pleasure of owning, at 1 point, a Doberman Pincher. Smartest dog I have ever been exposed to. That is saying something as I have been a dog owner for 47 years.

[@VallyAnderson]

I love rotties

[@Dandeeman26]

Poodles I've known are dumb.

[@kerrywhite7891]

Shepherds, Collies and poodles are all very intelligent I would argue that all dogs are intelligent it depends on the owner and the personality traits of the dog I have owned many different breeds in my life and they are all intelligent loving animals Better than humans

[@andreeaandrei4433]

Hmm...the Malinois??😮

[@nancyrea3863]

Yes. I didn’t see this breed unless he included them with the Shepard and I didn’t notice. If not someone messed up because the Malinois is highly intelligent.

[@gila-clifffirewood5796]

SHEPHERDS ALL DAY

[@margaretjohnson8117]

no terriers?

[@susans7091]

After having a Standard Poodle I hesitate to ever have a different breed again.

[@winstonelston5743]

3:19 CASEhond

[@sjohnson4882]

My folks had one and we called him a Cheesehond for fun

[@SidneyJohnson-p2n]

Dachshunds are really smart

[@TC-ok4ng]

border collie gets the nod.

[@76Draeger]

The very fact that the Aired Terrier isn't on here yet in the world of dog professionals is considered one of the most intelligent breeds is reason to disqualify this entire video.

[@canadasweetie]

Belgian Malinois didn’t make the list?

[@michaellovetere8033]

Belgian Malinois

[@rogersiples3335]

Daschunds are extremely intelligent.

[@gaileverett]

As usual, this mostly mentions the popular breeds and relies entirely on anecdotal evidence. Has anyone ever done an actual study? My Duck Tollling Retriever would actually invent games for us to play when we got tired of the usual ones. He considered learning fun. Actually, he thought everything was fun. I still miss him and it's been over 20 years.

[@joselopezmoya9786]

With all due respect, but the best and smarters are BELGIUM MALINOIS. That's why they are preffered by the NAVY SEALS. I OUGHT TO KNOW, I OWN TWO BELGIAN MALINOIS. THEY ARE SMART, ALERT, VERY AGILE AND ATHLETIC AND LOYAL.

[@miramikulasek-love3071]

I thought that the smartest breed was the Belgian Malinois, but it's not here.

[@MrCThrun]

I just looked up Coren's list and Bloodhound is ranked 74th. I have to disagree with that.

[@pitsmcgoo]

The smartest dogs don't give a damn what people want.

[@Joe-xx9cp]

The German shorthaired pointers are as smart agile as anything out there military uses them along with the Belgian malloy's

[@Thelonious2Monk]

The smartest and best dogs are not breeded! They are simple street dogs - adopt a street dog - don't buy a bred dog!!!!!!!!!!!

[@elizabethmartin4328]

Righto ! Cuz of DNA. Not close, so no chance of inbreeding.

[@readrothbard153]

No thanks

[@KLEXIMIUS-D-Dj]

Eke uke dog Precisely, are the most intelligent of them all..,

[@jodybevan6929]

Mutts are good for those that just want a companion. For those that have a job to do for their dogs, a mutt is not fair to the dog. The mutt cannot do the job of our Livestock Guardian Dogs. They will just not do the job, and are physically not able to do it. Need a close personal protector. The mutt will not do the job, and not physically capable. Need a ratter for the farm, same issue. Need a retriever, and scent dog. Same!

[@rogerlewis1361]

Some of the best dogs I ever had was Mutts.

[@franciscom.d.459]

GS life expectancy 7-10 years?. You are wrong, bro

[@Lasxrcsto]

This video is suspect without a Belgian Malinois at the top, why make a video off of 1994 data.

[@douglasradowick508]

15.) pronounced: skip-per-key.

[@paulcaicaicai]

3:20

[@danfrank5042]

BOXERS one of the most intelligent breeds that are over looked because they can be clown's.

[@markelcock4669]

This list as all list groups in generalities...is there a smarter border collie than a German shepherd??? Sure...are ALL border collies smarter than ALL German shepherds? Absolutely not...I have found this to be the case with my gsd and an acquaintances border...the border was very independent and did not follow commands very well, easily distracted etc....but that is just one instance...again in general I agree with most of their choices. Although Belgian malinois should be higher

[@myfivestarrealty]

You missed the best Dig the Doberman. Why? You personally do not like them?

[@DoggyQuarters]

I think you haven't seen the full video yet, watch it ❤

[@mamabear3248]

Number 5

[@michaelfritts6249]

Dobies are awesome!! Sadly, they are susceptible to a loss of fluid in their skull that can become apparent after 8-12 years of age that can create aggressive behavior.. just as German Shepards are susceptible to hip dysplasia. Sad, but at that point you need to be the "adult in the room".. humanely. Be Well! 🤗😃

[@richardbentley9776]

Another Doberman lover here. I have only had three but between the three of them, it spanned over thirty years.

[@nancyrea3863]

Was the 5th.