Since this is a very energetic and active breed, the Breton Epagnol can also get bored very easily, because he needs a change of impressions all the time. Consistent training and an affectionate but steady hand will help you and your pet understand each other and become truly happy. Dogs of this breed are able to think independently, and therefore are especially different in everything related to hunting, as well as all kinds of dog competitions. The Breton Epagnol loves water and swims well. At home, this is a friendly and loyal pet, outside the city, in the field, it is a born hunter for waterfowl. Weight: 14 - 18 kg. Height at withers: 46 - 51 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

For dogs of this breed, intensive and extensive socialization is extremely necessary, moreover, from a very early age. Briard has an excellent memory and is very easy to train. These dogs need a dominant owner to bring Briard under control. If this breed is not properly trained, it can become unfriendly, cowardly, or both. Unfair or too strict, cruel teaching methods can lead to the fact that Briard simply withdraws into himself or becomes aggressive. Training should be conducted on the basis of consistency, firmness, patience. Weight: 34 - 45 kg. Height at withers: 56 - 69 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

You need to adapt to the characteristics of this dog, as it very quickly loses interest in the monotonous training process. Try to turn the training into a game, and then you can keep Griffon's attention for a long time. This smart, but rather capricious dog should take obedience training directly from puppyhood so that you can be completely confident that you will grow up a well-bred and polite dog. The Brussels Griffin is very fond of barking, and therefore is an excellent signal dog. Weight: 4 - 5 kg. Height at the withers: 18 - 20 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

This undoubtedly large and quite often stubborn breed requires steady and regular training. Bouvier de Flandre makes an excellent guard dog and in general he grasps literally everything on the fly. This dog, which has a rather frightening appearance, is actually calm and gentle in nature, although, if necessary, it can show both fearlessness and strength. The Bouvier de Flandre can adapt to almost any environment and is the ideal guard and watchdog. Thanks to its intelligence and easy training, this dog will never let you get bored. Weight: 31 - 41 kg. Height at withers: 61 - 71 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

With the Bulldog, it is necessary to conduct early socialization and obedience training. He can be somewhat "on his own mind" and very stubborn, therefore it is important to show the dog "who is the boss" from an early age. However, this should not be done with rude or arbitrary methods, but with the dog being taught on the basis of firmness, fairness, patience, consistency, praise and reward. Bulldogs are medium-sized, heavy, and squat dogs. They are strong, kind, brave. This is not at all cruel and not aggressive breed, as one might understand from their intimidating appearance. Weight: 18 - 23 kg. Height at the withers: 30 - 38 cm. Life expectancy: 9 - 13 years.

The Catahul Bulldog is a strong and balanced dog, a truly multifunctional animal used as a hunting and herding dog, as a guard of a person and his property, and is also kept as an obedient and affectionate pet. It was this breed of dogs that combined the qualities that cattle breeders expected: endurance, speed, instinct to hunt, aggressiveness. Needs timely socialization. This bulldog must be trained with adequate firmness, however it is recommended that excessive brutality be avoided at all costs. This breed works best when mild rewards and tasty treats are used as motivation. Weight: 34 - 45.3 kg. Height at withers: 55 - 66 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The Bullmastiff is quite capable of picking up the smallest shades of your voice, but if you really want to achieve any visible results in training, you need to show sufficient firmness when practicing. The Bullmastiff goes through the course of obedience well and serves as an excellent guard and guard dog. This headstrong dog requires firm leadership in order to avoid dominance problems. And although the Bullmastiff is quite good-natured, sweet in circulation, and attractive, it is recommended to have a dog of this breed only for people with sufficient experience and a strong character. Weight: 45 - 59 kg. Height at the withers: 61 - 69 cm. Life expectancy: 8 - 10 years.

Although somewhat capricious and very independent, the Bull Terrier is not always easy to train. Obedience training should be started at a very early age to avoid many significant problems in the future. Since this breed is characterized by a tendency towards leadership, in order to suppress their aggression, they must be treated firmly and from a dominant position. And while Bull Terriers can be stubborn and difficult to train, they are very eager to earn praise, which can make your task a lot easier. Weight: 20 - 30 kg. Height at the withers: 53 - 56 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.

The Vendée Briquette Griffon poses a challenge for learning because of its extreme independent and unyielding nature. Rough or oppressive parenting methods are completely useless. Learning should be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and consistency. This is a cheerful, cheerful and playful dog. But, at the same time, she is quite independent and not always obedient. The Vendée Briquette Griffon gets along well in the house with older children who do not tease him or try to provoke him in any way. Weight: 16 - 23 kg. Height at the withers: 48 - 61 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

The Weimaraner is very energetic and loves to learn, especially when praised or rewarded for completing a task correctly. This dog is very distrustful, so an overly strict teacher can discourage her from any desire to learn. The Weimaraner is able to show good results in all canine disciplines. The Weimaraner is a versatile breed. He has a high level of intelligence and irrepressible energy, these qualities allow the Weimarner to achieve success in any field. This breed is friendly, attentive and always ready to provide a service. The Weimarner is a muscular and very graceful dog that is an excellent companion and protector. Weight: 32 - 39 kg. Height at the withers: 58 - 69 cm. Life expectancy: 9 - 15 years.

Weimardoodl needs early socialization and early obedience training. This breed is stubborn and does not tolerate harsh training methods. Workouts should be short, varied and consistent, and the coach fair and patient. Weimardoodle is a kind, affectionate and loving dog, it is never boring with her. This breed is characterized by courage and empathy. Weimardoodle, due to its large size, is not recommended for families with small children. This dog does not get along well with other pets, but easily communicates with the dogs he grew up with. Weight: 20 - 32 kg. Height at withers: 51 - 69 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 13 years.

Welsh are eager to learn, but sometimes they can be overly stubborn and headstrong. They require early socialization and basic obedience skills. These dogs are made for hunting, therefore it is necessary to develop their hunting skills to prevent possible vagrancy. Training must be rigorous, fair and consistent. This dog is very playful and active. "Welsh" are very friendly and communicate well with children and other pets. They may be wary of strangers, but they will not be aggressive or overly timid. Weight: 16 - 20 kg. Height at the withers: 43 - 48 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 14 years.

The cardigan needs early socialization, it is easy to learn, as it seeks to please the owner in everything. The smart Welsh Corgi can learn any dog discipline and can perform the most difficult circus tricks. You need to train a cardigan in a special training enclosure. Welsh Corgi can participate in psychological therapy, search and rescue of people. The Cardigan is a small hardy dog with a fox face and a long body on short legs. This breed possesses both physical and mental flexibility, strength, endurance and high speed qualities. Weight: 11 - 17 kg. Height at the withers: 25 - 30 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

Pembroke is smart and very helpful, and therefore easily learns all the necessary skills. However, he does not like monotony, and therefore begins to get bored if the exercises are repeated too often. This dog needs early socialization and early obedience training. Pembroke is able to master any canine job, it can be used in psychotherapy, and as an assistant dog for deaf people. Training must be consistent, rigorous, but fair. For every exercise done correctly, the corgi should be rewarded. The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a long, low, strong built dog. She is energetic and athletic. Weight: 11 - 12 kg. Height at the withers: 25 - 30 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 14 years.

An energetic Welsh Terrier must constantly train and train. It is necessary to act kindly, but firmly, and the main thing is to be consistent in training. With the proper training regimen, the Welsh Terrier becomes submissive and dexterous and wears a dipper with great pleasure. The Welsh Terrier is a very friendly, intelligent, energetic, and sociable creature, a wonderful companion. This breed is not as energetic as most terriers, but it is quite cheerful and positive. This breed must be socialized at an early age. Weight: 14 - 18 kg. Height at the withers: 43 - 48 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.

Early socialization and earlier obedience training is essential for the Hungarian vizsla. The owner must show him who is the boss from the very first day of the puppy in the new house. The Hungarian Pointer is a quick learner and strives to please her coach in everything. Best of all, a variety of hunting disciplines and obedience are successful. Tough training methods can ruin such a dog, it needs a strict but fair mentor. This breed is versatile and suitable for hunting in the forest, field or on the water. The Vyzhla easily tolerates extreme weather conditions and moves well over rough terrain. Weight: 20 - 30 kg. Height at the withers: 53 - 61 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The West Highland White Terrier must be trained from an early age, with particular attention to the socialization process. He responds best to love and gentle guidance. Lead a dog that is obedient enough if trained consistently and fairly. The West Highland White Terrier is hardy, energetic and compact. Today it is one of the most popular dog breeds. The lead is smart and usually obedient. He can be both playful and quiet, depending on his mood and environment. Westie does not get along well with other pets and longs to be the only pet in the house. Weight: 7 - 10 kg. Height at the withers: 25 - 28 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 16 years.

Early socialization and submission training is recommended. It is quite difficult for a Vestipa to accustom him to walking only on the street, but in the house it is impossible. This terrier will not obey an overbearing and harsh owner, training must be fair and consistent, and the trainer must be patient. Vestipu is bold, cheerful and very smart. He does not like loneliness, and when left alone he constantly barks loudly and can destroy everything that comes his way. Vestipu gets along well with teenagers and pets if they grew up with him. He is not aggressive, but can be irritable if harassed. Weight: 9 - 14 kg. Height at the withers: 38 - 43 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.

The wolfdog desperately needs early and very intense socialization. He will not respond to harsh, harsh and domineering methods. Training must be consistent, rigorous and fair. It is not recommended to have a wolfdog for timid and inexperienced dog breeders. Wolfdog is loyal, devoted and family oriented. He gets along well with large dogs, if they grew up with him. But in dealing with small dogs and other pets, a wolfdog can have serious problems, and families with small children should also not have it. Weight: 45 kg. Height at the withers: 66 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 16 years.

East European Shepherd Dogs (VEO) are powerful, sturdy, hardy dogs. Good guards and friends for all family members. The main characteristic of the VEO breed is boundless loyalty to the owner. BEO is distinguished by its vigilance towards strangers, but thanks to its calm nature and balanced psyche, it is able to adequately assess the actions of strangers. VEOs are intellectuals - they lend themselves well to learning. BEO puppies are trained from an early age, starting with socialization. It is not recommended to apply rough or arbitrary methods of education to this breed. Training should be conducted on the basis of respect for the dog, firmness, fairness, timely reward and consistency. Weight: 30 - 60 kg. Height at the withers: 62 - 76 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 13 years.