In real life, people really like keeping dogs because dogs are humans' most loyal friends, and dogs can sometimes be very gentle. If there is an active dog, it will add a lot of joy to the home. Moreover, there are many kinds of dogs. Some look very beautiful, some have long hair, some have short hair, some are pet dogs, some are hunting dog breeds, etc. These provide different choices for different people, but many people prefer dogs that are easy to train. So what kind of dog is the easiest to train? And also the smartest?

The first kind is the Border Collie. This dog is the primary choice for many shepherds. It can actually belong to the hunting dog category, but because the Border Collie is small in size, it is also one of the top choices among pet companion dogs. Training for Border Collies must start at three months old, because at this time the sheepdog is still young and can establish the owner’s status. Border Collies react very quickly and are also very intelligent dogs, with a strong ability to understand commands and actions. Therefore, this kind of dog is also easy to train.

The second kind is the Poodle, which is a frequent visitor in many families because many people consider the Poodle first as a pet. Actually, the Poodle’s temperament is gentle, with very little aggressive behavior. However, it will attack only if its status is threatened. Poodle training is also very good because this dog is very intelligent and naturally gentle. So as long as the owner puts in some effort, the Poodle can be easily tamed. Moreover, Poodles are very active, have a very good memory, can remember the owner’s commands, and have very high execution ability.

The fourth kind is the German Shepherd. Although this dog is large and looks fierce, it is actually gentle. As long as it is not provoked, it will not initiate aggressive behavior. For German Shepherd training, it is best to start after it is more than two months old. At this time, the German Shepherd is still in its juvenile period and its memory ability is very weak, so it is also the easiest to train. Like children, the German Shepherd is a blank slate during the juvenile period, and it all depends on what kind of commands and training the owner gives to shape the German Shepherd.