The Great Swiss Mountain Dog is distinguished by a sharp mind and is immediately noticeable in many sports, like obedience. This breed needs an experienced trainer due to its size, but the Mountain Dog is very eager to earn praise, and therefore does not need to invent anything, it completely obeys the usual training methods. This breed is particularly vigilant, which makes these dogs very good as watchdogs, at the same time, they do not have aggression, so you should not expect the Great Swiss Mountain Dog to be a capable bodyguard. Weight: 39 - 64 kg. Height at withers: 61 - 71 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

Gampr is calm, independent, brave and alert, has a balanced temperament and strong character. He is able to make decisions on his own and has a vivid instinct for self-preservation. The Armenian wolfhound is difficult to train. However, it needs education from the first days of life. He can be wayward, disobedient, lazy, reckless. In order not to get an uncontrollable dog, it is necessary to start raising and socializing him as early as possible. The training must be firm, without aggression. It is friendly to humans, which is an important factor for a family dog. Weight: 45 - 80 kg. Height at the withers: 63 - 79 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 13 years.

The Glen of Imaal Terrier loves to learn and is an extremely intelligent dog. At the same time, not at all embarrassed by their size, dogs of this breed are quite proud and stubborn, and therefore strive to seize dominance. They are especially sensitive to punishment. Early socialization and obedience training is required, which should be conducted in a manner that is fair, respectful and consistent. The Glen of Imaal Terrier is a very agile and hardy dog. He is often referred to as the "big dog with short legs". Indeed, he is extremely squat, which makes the Glen of Imaal Terrier an excellent burrowing dog. Weight: 15 - 16 kg. Height at the withers: 36 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 14 years.

Early socialization and obedience training is recommended. Goldador is an extremely sensitive and intelligent dog and should not be treated with harsh or arbitrary methods. Training must be conducted with firmness, fairness, patience and consistency. Muscular and sturdy, Goldador has a well-proportioned build and medium size. It is an athletic, hardy, and agile dog that is extremely friendly and generally displays a wonderful temperament. This dog breed is perfect for homes with children, dogs and other pets. Weight: 27 - 36 kg. Height at the withers: 56 - 61 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

The Golden Retriever is one of the easiest breeds to train. These dogs perform well in obedience, various duties and are almost indispensable in canistherapy. They have many other talents including agility, drug discovery, and learning all kinds of tricks. The Golden Retriever is a gorgeous, large and energetic dog. It is the world's most popular pet and companion. Strong, well-proportioned and well-built dogs of this breed are also valued for their great ability to hunt in the field and in the water. They are shrewd and agile. Weight: 25 - 34 kg. Height at withers: 56 - 61 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 14 years.

Goldendoodl actively seeks to please his master and is very fond of learning. The key to successful learning is consistency and positive reinforcement. But rude or arbitrary methods can only scare the dog. The Goldendoodle is a very fluffy dog, with long or not very long hanging ears. Unlike many other dogs, Goldendoodle is fully mature by one year and is very family oriented. In order for Goldendoodle to become a truly magnificent pet, it is recommended to teach him the necessary obedience from an early age. Weight: 11 - 34 kg. Height at the withers: 38 - 66 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The Greyhound is a very intelligent breed of dog, but very nervous and very sensitive, and therefore needs an experienced trainer. It is possible to start obedience training at a very early age, but it is not required. The trainer needs to be gentle and patient with this dog, but if you want to achieve any really meaningful results, the training needs to be done consistently and persistently day after day. A variety of teaching methods work best. Greyhound is very affectionate by nature, he simply adores all members of his family, including children. Weight: 27 - 32 kg. Height at the withers: 69 - 76 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

Gul Dong - Has a highly developed sense of ownership. They are suspicious of strangers and often aggressive towards them. Gul Dong's tough temper contributes to poor training ability and an aggressive attitude towards other pets. Dogs of this breed are poorly trained, so they are completely unsuitable for beginners. A Gul-dong owner should have extensive experience in keeping, raising and training aggressive dogs, but it is best if the owner is a professional dog handler. Early socialization is essential for this breed of dog. Proper education and socialization can reduce the level of aggressiveness and make the dog obedient. Weight: 45 - 70 kg. Height at the withers: 70 - 90 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

It is not recommended to apply rough or arbitrary methods of education to this breed. The German Shepherd Dog has extraordinary intelligence and learns everything very quickly. Training should be conducted on the basis of respect for the dog, firmness, fairness, timely reward and consistency. The German Shepherd Dog is great on the trail, excels in Schutzhund, Agility, Obedience, Flyball and any other dog competition. It is often used in police work, search and rescue, military service and as a guide dog. Weight: 34 - 43 kg. Height at withers: 56 - 66 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 13 years.

The German Shorthaired Pointer is very capable of learning, but can be quite stubborn. Therefore, he needs a patient, persistent coach and consistent training. Dogs of this breed differ in agility, obedience, tracking, hunting disciplines and flyball. They naturally have a protective instinct, the German Shorthaired Pointer needs early obedience training. The German Shorthaired Pointer has a cheerful and friendly character, gets along well with children. They are friendly and always ready to win the favor of their master. Weight: 20 - 32 kg. Height at the withers: 53 - 64 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 16 years.

The Great Dane requires a master and firm, but at the same time, affectionate training. It is best if you take a general obedience course with your dog at the age of a puppy, because the older your pet of this breed becomes, the more difficult it will be to train. This is a very responsible dog that you can always rely on, which undoubtedly makes him an excellent pet. In order to avoid possible behavioral problems or so that dogs of this breed do not show aggression towards people and, especially towards children, he needs to undergo proper intensive socialization from puppyhood. Weight: 45 - 54 kg. Height at the withers: 71 - 81 cm. Life expectancy: 7 - 13 years.

This breed requires early socialization towards humans and other dogs. The German Wirehaired Pointer can be stubborn and intractable, but most often it seeks to earn the praise of its master. It is very important to train your dog in obedience based on patience, firmness and consistency. Drathaars excel especially in agility, tracking and hunting. Drathaar is muscular, with a strong constitution, hardy, showing versatile qualities and amazing strength. He is very alert and extremely loyal to his master. Drathaar is a noble animal with a characteristic and memorable appearance. Weight: 20 - 34 kg. Height at withers: 56 - 66 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The key to training the German Pinscher is consistency. This is a very intelligent dog, which is not only easy to learn, but also actively strives to learn, and therefore is simply an excellent student. The German Pinscher is a very loyal, alert and playful dog. This breed requires adequate socialization even as a puppy, as they are very wary of strangers. These are energetic dogs that get real pleasure from the company of their owners. With proper socialization, the German Pinscher gets along well with children and other pets. Weight: 11 - 16 kg. Height at withers: 43 - 51 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The Giant Schnauzer needs early and intense socialization. He also needs a strong, dominant owner who can show who is in charge in the house. This dog easily learns to relieve himself on the street, and he masters other canine wisdom without any problems. The Giant Schnauzer needs consistent and fair training, and for every success the dog should be rewarded with something. This breed shows outstanding results in all types of canine sports, and can also be used for work in the police and for psychological therapy. The Giant Schnauzer is very hardy, independent and daring. Weight: 30 - 41 kg. Height at the withers: 61 - 71 cm. Life expectancy: 11 - 15 years.

With his high level of intelligence and desire to earn the praise of his master, Setter Gordon proves to be an extremely capable student. But since dogs of this breed often have independent thinking, early socialization and a course of general obedience are necessary. The Gordon setter is often quite stubborn and sometimes difficult to train to keep the house clean. Therefore, at first it is recommended to keep the dog in a special box. Rough or arbitrary training methods should not be used; on the contrary, it is necessary to act with love for the dog, adhering to consistency, firmness and fairness. Weight: 20 - 36 kg. Height at the withers: 58 - 69 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 13 years.