The dog IQ ranking is as follows:

No. 1, Border Collie (Border Collie)

The IQ is equivalent to that of a 6-8 year old child, with It has a strong shepherding instinct, which is of great help to farmers in the border areas of England and Scotland. It is also willing to learn and feel satisfied. It is naturally intelligent, good at observing people's emotions, and thrives in friendship with humans.

No. 2, Poodle (Poodle)

Poodles are also called “ladies’ dogs”. They are very smart dogs that like to hunt. Their small size and cuteness have become their trademark. , it is speculated that the Poodle originated in Germany, where it was known as a water hunting dog. However, for many years, it has been considered the national dog of France. Poodles are divided into three types: standard dogs, miniature dogs, and toy dogs.

No. 3, German Shepherd (German Shepherd)

German Shepherd is used by most people as a working dog. It has a unique personality, is tenacious, fearless but not hostile, and affectionate. Exposed, confident, and with a certain degree of aloofness, this dog's indifferent character prevents it from establishing friendships with others immediately and indiscriminately. They always appear calm and composed, but when the situation requires it, they will appear eager and alert. They are agile and Suitable for action-oriented work environments, they are often deployed for a variety of tasks.

No. 4, Golden Retriever (Golden Retriever)

It is characterized by stability, reasonable coordination of all parts of the body, legs that are neither too long nor clumsy, friendly expression, and enthusiastic personality , alert and confident. Because the Golden Retriever is a hunting dog, his essential characteristics can only be shown in a difficult working environment.

No. 5, Doberman Pinscher (Doberman Pinscher)

Doberman Pinscher is a dog used by both the military and the police. With two erect ears, dark skin and coat color, and well-developed and strong muscles all over the body, they are also very suitable for working dogs. It is also easy to train, house-watch and hunt. However, generally cities do not allow the breeding of this type of aggressive dogs. It is also one of the German dog breeds.

No. 6, Shetland Sheepdog (Shetland Sheepdog)

The Shetland Sheepdog is native to Scotland. Shetland Sheepdogs are less common, but their intelligence cannot be denied. Some people who have raised Shetland Sheepdogs say that these dogs are as smart as humans.

No. 7, Labrador Retriever (Labrador Retriever)

The Ya tribe Labrador Retriever is a medium to large dog with a naturally gentle, lively and non-aggressive personality. With high sex and IQ, it is a dog breed suitable for being selected as a guide dog or other working dog. It is one of the three non-aggressive dog breeds along with golden retrievers and huskies. Labradors are currently the most registered breed in the American Kennel Club. ?

No. 8, Papilion (Peplum Dog)

Butterfly-eared long-haired dogs may be one of the cutest and smartest dogs you have ever seen. They have stable personalities and like Quiet, sensitive and bold, highly obedient to the owner, but lacks vigilance towards visitors.

No. 9, Rottweiler (Rottweiler)

The Rottweiler has a strong body, fast movements, and powerful momentum. It is one of the most courageous and powerful dog breeds in the world. one. This dog was once used to guard cattle. It is a smart, strong and approachable dog breed. Nowadays, it is widely praised as a police dog, and it can also become a very valuable family dog.

No. 10, Australian Cattle Dog (Australian Cattle Dog)

The Australian Cattle Dog is also known as the Queensland Blue Heeler and the Blue Heeler. This dog is energetic, durable and versatile. In the Australian mainland, it is a good helper in driving cattle over long distances to the market. Therefore, this dog is adapted to the desolate wilderness living environment.