The Portuguese dog is very intelligent, but also very stubborn, although it shows an enviable interest in training. If the trainer of this dog is strict but fair; she will be able to do well in some canine sports. The Portuguese Water Dog is intelligent, loyal, loyal and alert, making it a good watchdog. This breed needs constant communication with people, and therefore cannot live in an aviary or booth. The Portuguese Water Dog is zealous in protecting its territory and its family and needs early socialization to prevent aggressive behavior from developing. Weight: 16 - 27 kg. Height at the withers: 43 - 58 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 14 years.

The Portuguese podengu needs early socialization and early obedience training. This dog learns quickly, but does not respond well to harsh training methods. A young podengu has fragile bones, so do not exercise dexterity with it until it is 6 months old. Since humans almost did not interfere in the formation of this breed, the podengu retained the ability to easily adapt to adverse environmental conditions, while maintaining its hunting functions. This is a very hardy dog that easily tolerates heat and snow, both indoors and outdoors. Weight: 4 - 20 kg. Height at the withers: 20 - 56 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 14 years.

The Portuguese Pointer requires early obedience training and early socialization. This dog needs a strict but fair trainer. The Portuguese Pointer is prized for its highly developed hunting instincts, in fact, this dog can perform both the functions of a pointer and a retriever. Designed for hunting, the Portuguese Pointing Dog is the ideal hunting companion. She feels great in any climatic conditions and in any landscape. The Portuguese Pointer is used for hunting both small and large game, it is especially successful in hunting the gray partridge. Weight: 16 - 27 kg. Height at the withers: 41 - 56 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

Dogs of this breed have a modest size, harmonious physique, they are active and fearless. These funny dogs are very temperamental, and they have a pretty strong nervous system. These qualities make the ratters excellent companions and allow them to be trained in various commands. They have excellent dexterity, quick reaction, quick wits. You can train your pet from the first days of its appearance in the house. Ratmen are very capable students, they are able to perform complex tricks and commands. Ratliks successfully compete in agility and lure coursing competitions and can perform trail work. Weight: 2.6 kg. Height at the withers: 21 - 24 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 14 years.

The poodle learns well because it strives to please its owners in everything. This dog needs early socialization and early obedience training. A poodle will not respond to harsh training methods, his trainer must be fair, patient, diligent and must treat the dog with respect. Representatives of this breed achieve great success in the study of tricks, and also take prizes in competitions in various types of canine sports. The poodle is flexible, graceful and athletic. This breed is considered one of the most intelligent and attentive dog breeds. Weight: 20 - 30 kg. Height at the withers: 38 - 53 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

Pumi is smart and learns quickly, but his stubbornness can make it difficult to train. Early socialization and early obedience training are recommended. Training must be rigorous, fair and consistent. Strong-willed, intelligent and energetic pumi, at times can show excessive aggression. He loves to work and does not tolerate loneliness and boredom. Pumi is independent and bold, but can be restless and noisy. Pumi can also be a companion dog or build a sports career. Pumi is a rare breed, human intervention in its formation was minimal, so it has excellent health. Weight: 8 - 15 kg. Height at the withers: 38 - 46 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 14 years.

Pharaoh's dog training should be uniform and gentle, as this breed reacts very sensitively to a harsh voice. Also, this dog is somewhat cowardly, so the trainer should be experienced and should not scare him. The Pharaoh Hound is smart and easy to train. The Pharaoh Hound makes great strides in dog racing and other canine sports. Representatives of this breed are not suitable for living in an aviary; they need to be companions of their owners. The Pharaoh Hound is active, but calm and collected. It is ideal for families with children, but it is worth preparing them to interact with the dog. Weight: 20 - 25 kg. Height at the withers: 53 - 64 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.