Chapendois needs socialization and obedience training. Training should be quite strict and consistent, since this dog does not tolerate harshness and requires respect for itself. This breed is distinguished by intelligence and courage, and the Chapendua is also very jumpy. The Dutch Shepherd is a working breed, and therefore withstands any whims of the weather. It is only very recently that this breed has been bred as a pet, and not to help with herding sheep. Schapendus is loyal and devoted to its master. He is hardy, strong, smart and tireless. Weight: 15 - 15 kg. Height at the withers: 41 - 51 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 11 years.

The Illyrian Shepherd Dog has a high level of intelligence and at the same time, it remains extremely stubborn, obeying with great reluctance. Dogs of this breed do not lend themselves to socialization. The Illyrian Shepherd Dog is extremely independent, it does not want to follow commands and no amount of training can fix it. The Illyrian Sheepdog does not show much affection or affection, and is not suitable for the role of a companion or pet. All their efforts and thoughts are aimed at protecting the flock entrusted to them. They don't trust anyone: family, friend, or stranger. The Illyrian Shepherd Dog is ready to defend its property from anyone who comes in their way. Weight: 30 - 45 kg. Height at the withers: 56 - 61 cm. Life expectancy: 11 - 13 years.

The smart Swedish Wallhund is well educated and very obedient if handled with courtesy and care. It is an excellent companion dog and can also be a good watchdog if trained properly. The Swedish Wallhund is a temperamental, affectionate and playful dog. She gets along well with children. With small animals, the Visigothic Spitz also does not experience difficulties in communication, but it is better not to start it in a house where there are cats. The Swedish Wallhund is very smart and energetic, it can be used instead of an alarm clock, because he loves to wake up the owners with loud barks. Weight: 11 - 16 kg. Height at the withers: 30 - 41 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 14 years.

The Swiss Hound is a species of the ancient Swiss Hound breed: skilled hunters in mountainous terrain. It is used for hunting various game, independently or as part of a flock. The bold and decisive "Swiss" has an excellent obedient character, does not create difficulties in training. An obedient character, intelligence and affection for the owner greatly facilitate the training of these hounds. They understand commands easily and tend to stick to established rules. For a full life, Swiss hounds need intense physical activity, so you should not give up the training of your pet. Weight: 15 - 20 kg. Height at the withers: 47 - 59 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

Sheltie is very easy to train, she is extremely intelligent and easy to learn, of course, if she is trained by a good trainer using the right methods. Shetland Sheepdogs are happy to obey humans, but a highly developed herd instinct is difficult to curb and it can cause some trouble for the owner of the Sheltie. This dog is a member of the family, and she just loves to sit with everyone on the couch and watch TV. The Shetland Sheepdog is also an excellent shepherd and is still used to guard and graze sheep. The Shetland Sheepdog looks like a miniature collie. Weight: 9 kg. Height at the withers: 33 - 41 cm. Life expectancy: 13 - 14 years.

Shepadoodle needs early socialization and early obedience training. This dog needs a dominant owner who will train it rigorously but fairly. The training must be consistent and the trainer patient. Shepadoodle does not tolerate harsh training methods. Shepadoodle is a faithful, loving and devoted dog. This dog needs constant attention from its owners, it does not like loneliness. Bored, the Shepadoodle can become uncontrollable and annoying. This breed gets along well with the children with whom it grew up. He also calmly communicates with dogs and other pets, if he knows them from a puppy age. Weight: 23 - 36 kg. Height at the withers: 56 - 71 cm. Life expectancy: 13 - 15 years.

Shih Tzu is quite difficult to teach to go to the toilet on the street, a special cage may be required for training. This dog seeks to please its owner in everything and grasps all knowledge on the fly, but sometimes it can show stubbornness, so training should be consistent, and the trainer persistent. Shih Tzus learn quickly with the right motivation. The Shih Tzu is a companion dog, more than anything else, she loves to spend time in the same room with her owners. This breed gets along well with adolescents and pets. Weight: 4 - 7 kg. Height at the withers: 20 - 28 cm. Life expectancy: 13 - 17 years.

An intelligent and easily trainable Shilon Sheepdog needs a dominant owner and trainer. The training should be very firm, but not brutal or aggressive. This breed requires early socialization and early obedience training. Shilon Sheepdog often successfully competes in various kinds of dog sports. The Shilon Sheepdog fiercely protects its owner and its territory, therefore, competent training is extremely necessary for it. Despite the fact that this dog is a wonderful companion it should not be started by an inexperienced dog breeder. Weight: 45 - 73 kg. Height at the withers: 71 - 76 cm. Life expectancy: 9 - 14 years.

Schipperke needs solid but affectionate and consistent training. This dog is quite difficult to train because it quickly loses interest in training. However, with proper training, a Schipperke can become a well-mannered and polite dog. This dog is not very smart, and therefore it will be difficult to train him to relieve himself on the street, and not in the apartment. But with good handling and proper training, the Schipperke will quickly become comfortable. This breed is very attached to the family and protects it from dangers. Schipperke is so attached to his territory that he needs early socialization, especially if there are children or other animals in the house. Weight: 5 - 7 kg. Height at the withers: 25 - 33 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

Shihpu needs early socialization and early obedience training. This dog is difficult to train to go to the toilet on the street, for training this may require a special crate. Shikhpa must be trained strictly, but fairly, he does not tolerate cruelty and rudeness. Shihpu is a loyal, loving and gentle dog, however, this breed is not recommended for families with small children. This dog gets along well with other dogs and other pets if it has been in contact with them since puppyhood. Shikhpu does not tolerate loneliness; out of boredom, he begins to bark incessantly and show excessive activity. Weight: 5 - 7 kg. Height at withers: 20 - 28 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 16 years.

Schnudl needs early socialization and early obedience training. This dog can be very stubborn and difficult to toilet train on the street, it is best to use a special crate for this. Teaching should be consistent, rigorous, but fair. Schnoodl is an affectionate, loving and loyal dog. He gets along well with teenagers and with the children he grew up with. Also, Schnoodl is great at communicating with dogs and other pets, if he was familiar with them from a puppy's age. However, this dog can have big problems with unfamiliar dogs and children. Schnoodl does not tolerate loneliness and boredom. Weight: 5 - 9 kg. Height at the withers: 25 - 36 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.

The South African Boerboel needs a strong owner, but at the same time, he will not obey too harsh and harsh orders, he must be treated with respect. Obedience training is essential for this breed and must be firm and consistent. The South African Boerboel is not recommended for inexperienced dog breeders. However, he gets along well with all pets. This dog is obedient and intelligent, she is also very gentle with children. He is fearless and able to defend his family and his home until his last breath. But he will not show aggression if he does not see danger or if he is not given the appropriate command. Weight: 70 - 91 kg. Height at the withers: 56 - 76 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The South Russian Shepherd Dog is independent and does not concentrate well on training classes, therefore it needs a strong and strong-willed trainer who carries out rigorous and consistent training. This breed is moderately aggressive and moderately obedient. She gets along well with other animals as long as they are large enough and not passive. The South Russian Shepherd Dog needs space and will feel good only in a large village farm, otherwise the dog will get bored and become a domestic tyrant. This breed needs early socialization to suppress aggressive tendencies in it. Weight: 49 - 50 kg. Height at withers: 61 - 64 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.