Since this is the dominant breed, training should begin at a very early age. The coach must remain calm and level-headed while showing persistence and consistency. Since the Neapolitan Mastiff has a penchant for overprotection, he needs a fairly steady hand. The Neapolitan Mastiff is a loyal guard who is always ready to defend his family and his territory. And although, due to its extraordinary size, a dog of this breed should not be left alone with small children, in any case it demonstrates very gentle and affectionate behavior. Weight: 75 kg. Height at the withers: 61 - 76 cm. Life expectancy: 9 - 11 years.

The Reindeer Spitz belongs to the breed group of Spitz-like dogs, whose roots go back to ancient times. In the North, these dogs are used as herding dogs - they know how to maneuver well and quickly move around a herd of deer. Nenets reindeer herding huskies are very independent and hardworking dogs. They are quick-witted and smart, even in early childhood they can do their job without prior training. These dogs never bark for no reason, they are not annoying at all, and not capricious, they have excellent health, no genetic diseases have been identified. Nenets reindeer racers quickly understand what they want from them and quickly grasp commands. Their upbringing requires moderate rigor. Weight: 20 - 55 kg. Height at the withers: 41 - 53 cm. Life expectancy: 14 - 16 years.

The stubbornness and independence of the New Guinea Singing Dog makes training extremely difficult. Early socialization is recommended, which should be done with respect, fairness, consistency and full understanding and knowledge of this primitive breed. The New Guinea Singing Dog is extremely fox-like in appearance and is known for its unique vocal abilities. They are extremely agile dogs that can climb and jump like cats. The New Guinea Singing Dog is a well-balanced, hardy, graceful and extremely agile breed. Weight: 11 kg. Height at the withers: 43 cm. Life expectancy: 15 - 20 years.

The Norwegian Bukhund is believed to be the easiest breed to train. He perfectly masters the course of general training and socialization. Indeed, the highly intelligent Norwegian Buhund is an excellent student who strives to earn the highest marks from his instructor. Training must be based on firmness, fairness and consistency. They are hardy dogs with considerable strength and keen sense. The Norwegian Bukhund is affectionate, affectionate, friendly dog, deeply devoted to his family. Weight: 12 - 18 kg. Height at the withers: 41 - 46 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The Norwegian Lundehund is stubborn, intractable, requires management and can be quite difficult to control, so this breed needs early socialization and training in the basics of obedience. It is extremely difficult to teach the Norwegian Lundehund to maintain cleanliness in the house, so at first it is strongly recommended to keep the puppy in a special box. However, it must be said that some dogs of this breed do not fully understand what exactly is required of them. Training should be conducted with firmness, fairness and consistency. Weight: 6 - 7 kg. Height at the withers: 30 - 38 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

The Norwegian Elkhound needs early socialization and obedience training. They are a rather intelligent breed that wants to earn your praise, but they require a dominant trainer who can set their own rules. Rough or arbitrary methods should not be used, training should be based on firmness, fairness and consistency. For centuries, the Norwegian Elkhound has served hunters, herders and farmers as a watchdog, tracked down big game: bear, elk, reindeer, and as a guardian for grazing livestock. Weight: 22 - 25 kg. Height at withers: 51 - 51 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The Norwich Terrier is quick and easy to learn, but sometimes he, too, is on his mind and shows stubbornness. In addition, like all small dogs, the Norwich Terrier does not immediately get used to maintaining the necessary cleanliness in the room. The best results can be achieved with patience, perseverance, and consistency in learning. The general training course is going well and loves to learn all kinds of tricks. The Norwich Terrier not only loves to be the center of everyone's attention, this courageous troublemaker considers himself a part of absolutely everything that happens around him. Weight: 5 kg. Height at the withers: 25 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 16 years.

The Norfolk Terrier does not always quickly learn to keep the house clean, so it is advisable to keep it in a special box for the first time. As with any Terrier, the keys to successful parenting are firmness, fairness and consistency. The Norfolk Terrier is a fast and capable learner who strives to earn your praise. Norfolk Terriers are adept at learning and performing tricks, agility and obedience. The Norfolk Terrier is businesslike and curious. This is a hardy and compact dog, characterized by fearlessness, but not showing aggression. He carries himself with importance and self-confidence. Weight: 5 kg. Height at the withers: 23 - 25 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 16 years.

The Newfoundland is not always easy to train, it is an extremely sensitive breed that should not be subject to harsh or arbitrary training methods. The best results can be achieved with calmness, patience, and an affectionate tone of voice. Early socialization and general training are recommended. The Newfoundland can serve as a working or guard dog. The Newfoundland is a good-natured, elegant and brave dog breed that seems to be the true embodiment of dignity, which is especially evident in their noble and stately demeanor. Weight: 45 - 68 kg. Height at withers: 66 - 71 cm. Life expectancy: 8 - 10 years.