The most intelligent Dog in the World.

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Intelligence in dogs is measured in a few different ways. Some people defines dog intelligence as “the process in dogs of acquiring, storing in memory, retrieving, combining, comparing, and using in new situations information and conceptual skills.” Have you ever wondered how intelligent your dog?
Smiling Australian Cattle Dog
This is a dog that might spark your desire for adventure. A high energy working dog with a need to be useful. It thrives on companionship and tasks that require a lot of complex thinking and problem-solving. They are extremely agile and are active both physically and mentally.
Rottweiler
These dogs are large and powerful, descended from Roman military dogs and developed in Germany. It’s capable of learning commands and extremely eager to protect. They are smart but also known for endurance and strength.

Papillon
This dog may look adorable but they are tough, strong and sturdy as well. Papillon means “butterfly” in French, which is how the dog gets its name due to its butterfly-shaped ears. These little dogs are fiercely loyal and extremely protective over what belongs to them.

Labrador Retriever
The most popular breed of dog chosen by families in the United States, the Lab is a perfect family dog. Their high intelligence makes them easy to train and they are often used as service dogs because of this.
Shetland Sheepdog
Also known as the Sheltie, this is another herding dog. An eager to please dog that loves its family, the Sheltie is often known as a “shadow” dog, following its owners everywhere. The Shetland Sheepdog is also able to learn new commands without too much repetition adding further credence for their inclusion as one of the most intelligent dog breeds in the world.