Who’s the goodest dog? They’re all good boys and girls aren’t they? But here
are dog breeds that excel at being goodest dog. Top 10 Most Well-Behaved Dog Breeds.
Beagle
Let’s not start off on the wrong foot, the Beagle can be naughty. As a matter of fact,
it was featured in my Most Naughty Dog Breeds video some time ago. Link in the Description.
Beagles are bold, intelligent, and even-tempered hounds that are reasonably easy to train and are
inherently calm. While they might be a little stubborn, Beagles are great with
kids and are one of the easiest choices when it comes to the best-behaved dogs.
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Papillon
The Papillon, unlike many other tiny dogs, has a voracious hunger for exercise and activity.
According to the AKC, this dog breed has a medium
degree of energy and needs to be kept "extremely active."
They, in fact, “love to play outside, but they can also be easily occupied and exercised indoors.”
Although it is bright, these alert and friendly canines are simple to train
and are one of the most obedient and receptive of the toy breeds. The Papillon
is also a fantastic family dog because it enjoys being around family and children.
English Springer Spaniel What ties companion dogs and
hunting dogs together? They were both bred to work closely with humans. The English Springer
Spaniel is a perfect example of a hunting dog that can work well in a human world.
This athletic breed, built to hunt all day, is hard working in the field
but playful at home. Their kind demeanor belies a keen wit and an innate desire to please. They are
quick to learn and although can be high energy are cordial with people whether friend or stranger.
Irish Setters
There are few dogs more beautiful than the Irish Setter. The Irish Setter loves everyone. But,
this high-energy dog may not be suitable for every home.
Setters excel at obedience training, as well as most other dog sports.
With their wonderful temperaments and mild mannerisms, they make terrific therapy dogs
and can be found visiting retirement homes, and children's hospitals,
spreading the gift of their warmth, humor, and love.
Corgi
If a dog is well-mannered enough for the queen of England,
it’s more than likely going to be just fine at your more modest abode.
The Corgi, which is a favorite of Queen Elizabeth II,
will undoubtedly steal your heart. This dog breed is described by the
American Kennel Club as "clever and alert, friendly but not pushy, bold but kindly."
These small dogs are energetic,
yet they can adjust to almost any living arrangement if they get enough exercise.
They respond well to training. The time you invest in training, especially during the first year of
your pet's life, will pay off handsomely by providing you with a well-behaved companion
who will remain devoted to you and your family for the rest of their life.
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Golden Retriever
The Golden Retriever is a popular dog. In fact, it is consistently in the top 10 most popular breeds.
And for good reason. The Golden Retriever is one of the most cordial and well-behaved dogs
on the planet. It originated as a hunting dog in Scotland in the nineteenth century.
While they are still used for hunting, Golden Retrievers are today considerably more likely
to be found as a family pet in suburban houses or as a seeing eye for the blind than in the field.
Since they are so well-behaved, Goldens and Golden mixes have become the defacto dog
in the service dog world, helping everyone from the blind to the mobility impaired and
even help diabetics know when their sugar is out of whack.
Poodle
Some dogs may struggle with obedience training,
but the Poodle is bright and quick to pick up tricks and commands.
From the 16th to the 19th century, the Poodle was bred as a hunting dog and utilized as a
water retriever in Germany and France. Despite its delicate appearance, the Poodle is a strong,
athletic, and well-balanced dog with a friendly and confident personality.
Today, the Poodle is most known for a wide range of fashionable and occasionally
bizarre hairstyles. Poodles make wonderful family pets and companion dogs, react well
to training and may be a suitable choice if you want a clever, lively, and well-behaved
pet. And since they come in three sizes, you can easily find one that fits your lifestyle.
Boston Terrier
The Boston Terrier was created in Boston, Massachusetts, as their name suggests. The
Boston Terrier is a little dog with short, smooth hair that is easy to care for. Bostons are most
noted for their calm demeanor and intellect and have a sociable and vibrant nature.
Boston Terriers make wonderful family pets and companion dogs that generally only bark
when necessary and are another easy choice for our list of the most well-behaved dog breeds.
Bichon Frisé
If you're looking for a sociable dog, the Bichon Frisé
should be on your list. A true companion breed,
it's cheerful and inquisitive. And, according to the AKC, it's both "playful" and "peppy."
This little puff of personality is easy to train
because of its love of performing and people-pleasing demeanor.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
According to Ruth MacPete, DVM, "any well-behaved, trained, non-aggressive dog can accompany you to
a dog-friendly brunch." They're a worthy brunch partner regardless of their history,
as long as they can stay calm when you need them to.
A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel might be just what you need if you're looking
for a breed that's recognized for being calm, quiet, and well-behaved,
especially when you need them to be. This small companion dog was bred to accompany royalty.
Being ill-mannered was not going to be tolerated.
Thus, today, the Cavalier is one of the most cordial
and most easily trained dogs on Earth, thanks to its royal beginnings.
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