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Need to know about the Working Dog group?
Before anything else, the working dog group make loving and loyal companions. Over many years, this group of dogs have aided their owners in many different tasks.
You probably already know the guarding Rottweiler and Doberman and also the sled or cart pulling Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute.
| Working Dog Breeds | |
|---|---|
| Akita | Komondor |
| Alaskan Malamute | Kuvasz |
| Anatolian Shepherd Dog | Mastiff |
| Bernese Mountain Dog | Neapolitan Mastiff |
| Black Russian Terrier | Newfoundland |
| Boxer | Portuguese Water Dog |
| Bullmastiff | Rottweiler |
| Doberman Pinscher | Saint Bernard |
| German Pinscher | Samoyed |
| Giant Schnauzer | Siberian Husky |
| Great Dane | Standard Schnauzer |
| Great Pyrenees | Tibetan Mastiff |
| Greater Swiss Mountain Dog | |
No matter which type of working dog you look at, as a group they are generally large breeds which show a large amount of strength. Due to this, you may want to ensure you have them well trained if you plan to own a breed from this group. Socializing them well from a young age is also important so you can trust your pooch playing with other pups. The best thing about owning a larger breed of dog is that there is more to cuddle!
The working dog breeds are usually known for their loyalty and intelligence. You working dog will excel in obedience classes and usually be pretty quick to learn your commands. Due to their nature, they will want regular attention and daily walks as they can get bored pretty easily due to their need to stay active.
