The Afghan Hound is the stupidest dog
According to Stanley Coren, a leading expert on dogs, dogs have three kinds of intelligence:
First: learning intelligence, the ability of dogs to identify and solve problems through learning;
II: Instinct;
Third: The ability to work and obey is related to the breed of dog and natural genetic factors. For example, many hounds and shepherds are born with a strong ability to obey their owners’ commands and work with others.
Stanley Coren ranked the 80 most common dog breeds in the world based on how quickly dogs learn and accept new commands and how well they obey one muzzle command after extensive research studies, selecting the smartest dogs, the best working dogs, the average working dogs, and the least workable dogs. Among the most awkward dogs were 1. it took more than 80 repetitions to learn a command and 2. 25% of the time they could obey the command first.
In order for these dogs to remember the command, they usually have to practice more after learning it hundreds of times, or they will forget that they did not learn the action. Even when the habit is formed, they still don’t respond to their owner’s commands every time. The probability of responding the first time is 25%. Sometimes they will turn their head away from the master, for example by deliberately ignoring the master, or deliberately challenging the master’s authority. When they do respond to commands, their actions are usually slow and uncertain, or they are reluctant. Some dogs must wear a collar before they will obey. Once they take the collar off, they are not allowed to be unruly. The average trainer may not be able to control how these dogs behave.
1. Afghan Hound – the stupidest dog
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Alias: Baluchi Hound, Kabul Dog
English name: Afghan Hound
Weight: male about 27.20kg; female about 22.70kg
Size: male 68.6cm, error 2.5cm up and down; female 63.5cm, error 2.5cm up and down
Origin: Afghanistan
The Afghan Hound is a noble giving the impression of being noble and solitary, without any sign of being plain or rough. His front is straight, his head held proudly, his eyes gazing into the distance, as if remembering a bygone era. The distinguishing features of the breed are: the exotic, or “Eastern” expression; the long, silky hair; the rare hair; the very prominent hip bones; the large paws; these are the outer parts of the Afghan Hound that made him the emperor of dogs, which are left by the right tradition. When running free, the Afghan Hound will run at high speed, showing great resilience in a powerful, smooth stride ……
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Basenji
2. Basenji
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Alias: Congolese, Besengi, Besengi, Besengi
English name: Basenjis
Weight: male 9.5-11kg; female 9.5-11kg
Size: male 40-43cm; female 40-43cm
Origin: Central Africa
This dog is subtle and shy when standing, nimble and light when running, and has a wrinkled face, just like an old man. Its development is closely related to the culture and history of ancient Egypt and is an important object of study for archaeologists studying the local culture. The soil of the bushland region of central Africa is customarily called Basenji due to its sense of smell and concept of correct direction, the soil is considered an excellent tracking dog. The Basenji is fast on its feet, smooth in all parts of its body, and beautifully shaped. It rarely barks and is very strange. The name Basenji is derived from the Bantu meaning of the original inhabitants of the bushland, also known as the Congo dog. It is used as a tracking and guardian dog in Africa ……
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Bulldogs
3. Bulldogs
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Alias: French Bulldog, Bulldog, English Bulldog
English Name: Bulldog Breed Standard
Weight: male 29~48kg
Female 29~48kg
Size: m 51~64cm
Female 51~64cm
Origin: UK
The Bulldog, commonly known as the Tiger Dog, originated in the British Isles. The ancestry is said to be made up of the Mastiff Mastiff and the Bull Ridge. The reason for the use of the word bull in the name is that the dog was often used in a game of bull baiting. By 1835, bullfighting was considered illegal as a sport in England, so for various reasons it became increasingly worthless and even extinct. However, some dog lovers were so frustrated with the end of the breed that they did not hesitate to take on the responsibility of saving it. Although fierceness is no longer needed or popular, they want to preserve the other great qualities of this dog. For this reason ……
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Pine Stiff
4. The Pine Siskin
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Alternative name: Pinscher
English Name: Chow Chow Breed Standard
Body weight: male 20~25kg; female 18~20kg
Size: male 46~51cm; female 48~56cm
Origin: China
Often referred to as Chow, the Pine Siskin is a very ancient breed that has lost its exact history in ancient China. It is now well known that Chow is easily recognizable from Han Dynasty pottery and sculpture. Other prehistoric artifacts suggest that this species is even older and that he may have originally come from the Arctic and then migrated to Mongolia, Siberia and China. Some scholars claim that the Chow is the ancestor of the Samoyed, the Norwegian Deerhound, the Pomeranian breed and the Dutch Curly-tailed Shorthair. A modern Chinese emperor reportedly owned 100,000 hunters and 2,500 Chow dogs”. The Chow Chow is a strong, square-bodied, medium-sized dog with well-developed muscles, strong bones and a large bone mass ……
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Soviet Russian Wolfhound
5. Soviet Russian Wolfhound
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Alias: Posor, Russian Wolfhound
English name: Borzoi
Weight: male 69-79cm; female 69-79cm
Size: male 35~48kg; female 35~48kg
Origin: Russia
The Russian Wolfhound is a hunting dog that chases wild animals in open areas and hunts primarily by sight rather than smell. In order to achieve this goal, the Posor requires a very specific and precise body mechanism to capture and control prey. Special emphasis should be placed on a correct running structure, a strong neck and jaws, bravery and agility, and the right combination of the above characteristics in the right way. The Bosoer has a noble temperament, smooth lines, and beautiful movement and posture. Males look masculine without being rough; females look soft without being floppy. The Wolfhound is a short-haired visual hound, a visual hound that spread from the Middle East to the northern continent and when. ……
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Bloodhound
6. Bloodhound
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Alternative name: St. Hubert’s Hound
English name: Bloodhound
Weight: male 40.82-49.90kg; female 36.29-45.36kg
Size: male no more than 28cm; female 58.4-63.5cm
Origin: Italy
The Bloodhound originated in Belgium, alias the St. Hubert hound, which is one of the oldest, purest, and largest scent hounds in the world. In the eighth century, the Belgian was bred as a hunting dog and became known as the St. Hubert Hound. The St. Hound was favored by the French royal family and was brought to England by King William in 1066. Centuries later, the breed was refined in England to produce the bloodhound of today. With an indefatigable and amazing ability to track scent, it has been proven to track scent even over 14 days. And set a record of 220 kilometers of continuous scent tracking. The evidence it found was once used in court. Bloodhound gentle and kind ……
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Pekingese
7. Pekingese
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Alias: Pekingese, Poodle
English name: Pekingese
Weight: male no more than 5kg; female no more than 5.5kg
Size: male 15-21cm; female 15-22cm</p
Origin: China
The Pekingese, also known as the Pekingese, is a well-balanced, compact dog with a heavy forequarters and light hindquarters. It originated in China and has a strong personality and expressive nature. Its image resembles that of a lion. It is more courageous, bold and self-respecting than beautiful, elegant or refined. The Pekingese, also known as the Court Poodle, is an ancient Chinese dog breed that has been around for 4,000 years. It is an incarnation of the gatekeeper, the Qilin. The Pekingese is noble, intelligent, clever, brave, stubborn, gentle and loving, affectionate to its owner and suspicious of strangers. The Pekingese has abundant undercoat, combed once a day; regular daily outdoor exercise or walks with the owner; teeth must be cleaned frequently to avoid premature loss.
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Beagles
8. Beagle
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Alias: Harehound, Gruff Hound
English name: Beagle
Weight: male 7-12kg; female 7-12kg
Size: male 30-40cm; female 30-40cm
Origin: UK
The Beagle is the smallest of the hounds. It originated in ancient Greek times. The dog was bred to hunt rabbits by both the Germanic and French mixed races. The dog was introduced to England in 1066. At that time it was called the Pocket Miguel because of its small size and the fact that it was often carried in a pocket. The present Miguel Hound is a modification of this dog. The dog was bred by Elizabeth I, William II and George III and used as a hunting dog in the hills of Brighton, Saxonshire. The Miguel Hound was founded in 1895 and landed in the United States for several years. It has a lively temperament and is well suited for a family dog. Although small in size, it moves quickly, but the beast is very loud and must be paid special attention to ……
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Baggerhead Hound
IX. Baguette Hound
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Alternative name: Basset Hound
English name: Basset Hound
Weight: male 18-27kg; female 18-27kg
Size: male 33-38cm; female 33-38cm
Origin: France
Since 1950, the Baguette also known as the Basset Hound has evolved from an obscure hound to one of the most notable and distinctive hunting dogs. In fact, the Pug is an ancient and noble breed of hunting dog. It originated from French stock and was developed in England centuries later. Originally used in France and Belgium, the Baguette was mainly used to track domestic animals, hares, deer and any other prey that could be tracked by foot. This hound has an exceptional head, large sunken dark brown eyes, soft and melancholy eyes; docile, intelligent, clever, loyal, and a keen sense of smell, second only to the bloodhound as the best of dogs. In the United States, the Pug was originally used for hunting ……
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Shih Tzu
10. Shih Tzu
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Alias: Saishu, Chrysanthemum
English name: Shih Tzu
Weight: male 4.08-7.26kg; female 4.08-7.26kg
Size: male 20.3-27.9cm; female 20.3-27.9cm
Origin: China
The Shih Tzu is a strong, active, alert toy dog with two layers of fur that are long and smooth. The Shih Tzu has a noble Chinese ancestry and was a court pet, so the Shih Tzu is very proud, always holding its head proudly up and curling its tail over its back. Although the Shih Tzu is fairly inconsistent in size, it must be compact, strong, and of proper weight and bone. The Shih Tzu is generally under 27 cm in height and weighs no more than 7 kg. Because of its long and fluffy coat, it looks large. The coat on his head grows in all directions like a blooming chrysanthemum, so he is also known as a chrysanthemum-faced dog. The long lush soft smooth body coat is its outstanding main appearance ……
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