Obedience education

All dogs are susceptible of being taught obedience and that the one who gains most in quality life is the dog and not his master. This education will result not only in obtaining a satisfactory response from the dog to any kind of situation, but also in improving the relation of dominance of the owner with respect to the dog. This last observation is specially important if, because of personal taste or for any other reason or circumstance, you would choose an exemplar in the high level section of dominant character, not being the owner or his family group, people with a character according to the animal you own or wish to acquire.

There isn't a more ideal way for the owners to interact with their dogs that an obedience education training program, be it amateurish or professional training, Therefore, it is recommended, besides the observation of its different values obtained on the rest of the classification, to select a breed or breeds listed in the high or medium levels, for which, the relation between master and dog will be enhanced by an obedience education training program..

Low

Basset Hound
Lhassa Apso
Beagle
Maltese
Bobtail
Great Pyrenees
Bulldog
Pekinese
Bull Terrier
Podenco Ibicenco
Chihuahua
Saint Bernard
Chow Chow
Scottish Terrier

Medium

Alaskan Malamute
Spanish Mastiff
Bouvier des Flandres
De Brie Shepherd
Boxer
Pinscher
Bullmastiff
Pointer
American Cocker
Spanish Hound
Dachshund
Samoyed
Dalmatian
Giant Schnauzer
German Dogo
English Setter
Bourdeaux Dogo
Irish Setter
Drahthaar
Shar-Pei
Fox Terrier
Terranova
Siberian Husky
West Highland White terrier
Pyrenees Mastiff
Yorkshire terrier

High

Beauceron
Rottweiler
German Braco
Miniature Schnauzer
Poodle
Standard Schnauzer
English Cocker Spaniel
Doberman
Epagneul Breton
Spanish Greyhound
Golden Retriever
Labrador
Pomeranian
German Shepherd
Groenendael Belgium Shepherd
Terveuren Belgium Shepherd
Scottish Shepherd
Burgos Retriever
Catalonian Sheepdog

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