Border Collie

The Border Collie is a type of Collie native to the Scottish Borders. It has a strong herding instinct. It is naturally intelligent, good at observing words and colors, and can accurately understand its owner's instructions. The gaze of the eyes drives the sheep to move or rotate. It has been regarded as a shepherd dog for many years and ranks first in the world's dog breed IQ. It is characterized by intelligence, strong learning ability, high understanding, easy training, good at communicating with humans, gentleness, loyalty, and good obedience. Its level of loyalty can be described as being like a shadow. Because of its gentle and loyal character and not barking, it once became the most popular dog. The domestic darling of the urban population. Moreover, the Border Collie is the most competitive breed of Frisbee dog and has been the protagonist of the Frisbee Dog World Cup competitions over the years.

German Shepherd

The German Shepherd, also known as the German Wolfdog, is said to be native to Germany. The only thing that can be confirmed is that in 1880, this dog had been settled and bred throughout Germany. For use on sheepdogs. Agile and suitable for action-oriented work environment, often deployed on various tasks. Later, it was recruited by the German army during the First World War and used as a military dog ​​to accompany the army. It was basically finalized after being trained by the German army to make up for their weaknesses. Because of their tall size, powerful appearance, and strong working ability, they are active around the world as military dogs, police dogs, search and rescue dogs, guide dogs, shepherd dogs, ornamental dogs, and domestic pet dogs.

Scottish Sheepdog

The Scottish Sheepdog is a spiritual star among dogs, also known as the Collie. Some dogs are loved by people for their petite and beautiful appearance, and some dogs are trusted by their owners for their considerate aura. Su Mu obviously belongs to the latter. From ancient livestock working dogs to the protagonists that constantly appear in film and television works, their alertness, intelligence and diligence have left a deep impression on people, and they are worthy of being called star dogs that can stay with people for life.

Belgian Shepherd

The Belgian Shepherd is a multi-talented, very intelligent and easy-to-train dog breed that is slightly smaller than the German Shepherd. It has a beautiful appearance, strong, flexible and muscular appearance, and is alert. And the characteristics of being full of energy, brave and never tired make it possible to engage in different tasks. Folk dog lovers also keep Groanda dogs as leisure and sports pets. There are four different types of Belgian Shepherd Dogs, namely the short-haired type (Belgian Malinois), the black long-haired type (Belgian Groander), the mixed-colored long-haired type (Belgian Tembilen) and the wire-haired type ( Belgian Lachanos Sheepdog).

Dutch Shepherd

Dutch Shepherd, also known as Dutch Shepherd, has a tall body shape, about 58 to 63 centimeters for male dogs, about 10% shorter for female dogs, and weighs about 30 kilograms. There are three types according to the coat. The long-haired coat is rough, relatively long and straight, and naturally hangs down on both sides. The short-haired coat has fine, fine texture. Wire-type coarse, medium-length hair. The classification of hair types occurred at dog shows more than 100 years ago. The short-haired type is widespread in the Netherlands, the bristle type is relatively rare, and the long-haired type is even rarer.

Old English Sheepdog

The Old English Sheepdog is one of the oldest shepherd dog breeds in the UK. In ancient rural areas of western England, farmers bred this agile breed of cattle and shepherd dogs in order to drive livestock to pastures. It is characterized by long gray hair and hair covering the eyes on the head. When the puppies are born, the whole body is covered with pure black and pure white short hair like a panda. Only after the young hair recedes, the silver-gray long hair appears.

Iceland Sheepdog

The Icelandic Sheepdog was brought to Iceland by Scandinavian colonists from about 874 to 930 AD. Its working methods are very adapted to the local terrain and livestock farming methods, and are almost Icelanders who have struggled for survival for centuries have regarded it as an essential livestock herder. It has a very alert nature, always giving visitors a warm welcome without any hostility, and its hunting instinct is not too strong.

Short-haired Sheepdog

The Short-haired Sheepdog is native to the United Kingdom and originated in the 16th century. It has a round and powerful neck, strong front leg muscles, a broad back, muscular hind legs, short and The straight coat is about an inch long and has a dense, waterproof undercoat. A highly intelligent, good-tempered, friendly dog. Sensitive, sweet, docile, easy to train and loyal. It can get along well with other pets and other dogs and is a docile playmate for children. They are absolutely loyal to their owners and have an unquestionable sense of protection for their owners, especially children.

The Bearded Collie

The Bearded Collie originates in the United Kingdom, also known as the Highland Sheepdog. It is of medium size and has a medium-length coat. The coat droops along the natural body contour, allowing the body to There is a gap at the lower part, and the body is long and sloping. Although strong, it does not appear bulky. The intelligent, curious expression is one of the distinguishing characteristics of this breed. It is a dog breed that loves outdoor activities and can also be a member of the family. The appearance is similar to that of an English Shepherd, except that it is slender and elongated, and does not need to dock its tail.

Kazakh Shepherd

The Kazakh Shepherd is a large dog with a coat of black and white, black, yellow, white, gray, brown, etc. Among them, black and white or black body and white chest are the main ones. The outer layer of hair on the body is straight and thick, with an average length of 9 cm. The inner layer of hair is dense and short, close to the body, with an average length of 2.5 cm. It is genetically stable, has obvious germplasm characteristics, and has special functions of shepherding and guarding. It has a strong ability to adapt to the environment and climate, is quiet and brave, is wary of strangers, and has a strong sense of protection. Not suitable for city life and the company of children, and adaptable to cold climates, but easy to train.

Hungarian Shepherd Dog

The Hungarian Shepherd Dog is a special, very memorable, noble, courageous and well-structured breed. He is tall, muscular, well-boned and well-built, and is covered in a thick, rope-like white coat. As a working dog, the Hungarian Shepherd lives outdoors all year round in cities or suburbs. Its coat can help it blend into the flock and resist extreme elements.adverse climate or predators.

Australian Shepherd

The Australian Shepherd is a working dog with strong herding and guarding abilities. It has the perseverance to work around the clock, is very harmonious, is slightly longer than its height, and is medium in size. The bone mass is medium, the color is changeable and individual. Focused and lively, supple and agile, muscular but not bulky. The coat is medium length and coarse.

Tibetan Shepherd Dog

Tibetan Shepherd Dog was originally used by Tibetan nomads to protect their families and flocks. Because they have lived in the Tibetan Plateau for generations, they even have thick hair on their faces. , used to protect against cold. It also has a high degree of vigilance and strong guarding capabilities. It has been introduced to the United States and Canada in recent years and is deeply loved by people due to its unique breed.

Brie Collie

The Brie Collie is a type of French shepherd dog, smart, strong, with thick eyebrows and long coat. They are 56 to 69 centimeters (22 to 27 inches) tall and weigh about 36 kilograms (80 pounds). Their hair is black, gray or brown. They are also used as guard dogs, police dogs and military dogs. Its image can be seen in medieval French tapestries.